JP6518105B2 - INFORMATION MANAGEMENT DEVICE, INFORMATION MANAGEMENT METHOD, AND INFORMATION MANAGEMENT PROGRAM - Google Patents

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  The present invention relates to an information management apparatus, an information management method, and an information management program, and more particularly to an information management apparatus, an information management method, and an information management program capable of managing measurement information of a measurement apparatus that measures biological information or activity information of a living body. .

  Conventionally, a portable blood glucose meter is used so that a patient can measure his or her blood glucose level at home. In such a measuring device, a large amount of measurement information can be obtained. Therefore, there has been proposed an information management apparatus that enables medical workers such as doctors to efficiently use a large amount of acquired measurement information (see Patent Document 1).

JP, 2010-82009, A

  According to the blood glucose level information processing apparatus (information management apparatus) described in Patent Document 1, it is possible to graph the measurement information measured by the patient at home, so efficient use of the measurement information by a medical worker is possible. Promoted. Moreover, it is also useful in that the patient and the medical worker can discuss the present situation and future improvement plans etc. while checking the graphed measurement information and the like together.

  However, a patient who actually uses a measuring device such as a blood glucose meter may not immediately know whether he or she is heading for improvement or not, even if only the measurement information is confirmed. May stop on the way.

  An object of the present invention is to provide an information management device, an information management method, and an information management program capable of inducing a patient to perform an action for improvement continuously.

  An information management apparatus according to a first aspect of the present invention is an information management apparatus capable of managing measurement information of a measurement apparatus that measures biological information or activity information of a living body, the acquisition unit acquiring the measurement information, A control unit that causes the display unit to display the measurement information and target information related to the measurement information, and the control unit performs achievement information based on the measurement information and the target information, together with the measurement information and the target information Can be displayed together.

  As one embodiment of the present invention, it is preferable that the achievement information includes a figure in which the number, the size or the coloring ratio changes according to the achievement.

  As one embodiment of the present invention, it is preferable that the control unit refers and displays the graphic whose achieved measurement information satisfies the target information, regardless of the achieved level.

  As one embodiment of the present invention, preferably, the control unit changes the graphic when the measurement information is in the achieved state.

  In one embodiment of the present invention, the graphic is preferably a graphic that induces an impression that is praised by a person.

  As one embodiment of the present invention, the control unit preferably displays the target information together with a graph indicating the measurement information within a predetermined period.

  An information management method according to a second aspect of the present invention includes the steps of acquiring measurement information of a measurement device that measures biological information or activity information of a living body, and achievement information based on the measurement information and target information on the measurement information. , And displaying the measurement information, the target information, and the achievement level information together on a display unit.

  An information management program according to a third aspect of the present invention is a computer based on acquisition means for acquiring measurement information of a measurement apparatus for measuring biological information or activity information of a living body, the measurement information and target information on the measurement information. It is made to function as a derivation means for deriving achievement level information, and a display means for displaying the measurement information, the target information, and the achievement level information together on a display unit.

  According to the present invention, it is possible to provide an information management apparatus, an information management method, and an information management program capable of inducing the patient to perform the action for improvement continuously.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS It is a figure which shows the outline | summary of the information management system containing the information management apparatus which is one Embodiment of this invention. It is a block diagram which shows the structure of the information management system shown in FIG. It is a figure which shows the display part of the information management apparatus shown in FIG. 1 with the displayed screen. It is a figure which shows the display part of the information management apparatus shown in FIG. 1 with the displayed screen. It is a figure which shows the display part of the information management apparatus shown in FIG. 1 with the displayed screen. It is a figure which shows the display part of the information management apparatus shown in FIG. 1 with the displayed screen. It is a figure which shows the display part of the information management apparatus shown in FIG. 1 with the displayed screen. It is a figure which shows the display part of the information management apparatus shown in FIG. 1 with the displayed screen. It is a figure which shows the display part of the information management apparatus shown in FIG. 1 with the displayed screen. It is a figure which shows the display part of the information management apparatus shown in FIG. 1 with the displayed screen. It is a figure which shows the display part of the information management apparatus shown in FIG. 1 with the displayed screen. It is a figure which shows the display part of the information management apparatus shown in FIG. 1 with the displayed screen. It is a figure which shows the display part of the information management apparatus shown in FIG. 1 with the displayed screen. It is a figure which shows the display part of the information management apparatus shown in FIG. 1 with the displayed screen. It is a figure which shows the display part of the information management apparatus shown in FIG. 1 with the displayed screen. It is a figure which shows the display part of the information management apparatus shown in FIG. 1 with the displayed screen. It is a figure which shows the display part of the information management apparatus shown in FIG. 1 with the displayed screen. It is a flowchart figure which shows the information management method of the information management apparatus shown in FIG.

  Hereinafter, embodiments of an information management apparatus, an information management method, and an information management program according to the present invention will be described with reference to FIGS. In addition, the same code | symbol is attached | subjected to the member common in each figure.

  FIG. 1 is a diagram showing an outline of an information management system 100 including an information management apparatus 1 as an embodiment of an information management apparatus according to the present invention.

  As shown in FIG. 1, the information management system 100 includes an information management device 1, a printer 2, a measurement device 3, and an information storage device 4.

  The information management apparatus 1 is connected to the printer 2 in a wired manner via, for example, a USB (abbreviated Universal Serial Bus) cable or the like, and can communicate with the printer 2. Further, the information management device 1 can perform wired communication or wireless communication with the measurement device 3 and the information storage device 4. Note that FIG. 1 shows an example in which the information management device 1 wirelessly communicates with the measurement device 3 and the information storage device 4.

  The measuring device 3 includes a blood glucose meter 90, a blood pressure meter 91, a body composition meter 92, a thermometer 93, a walking intensity meter 94 (activity meter) for measuring exercise quantity, etc., a pulse oximeter 95 for measuring arterial blood oxygen saturation, It is a device capable of measuring information or activity information of a living body. The information management device 1 can acquire measurement information measured by the various types of measurement devices 3 from the measurement device 3 and the information storage device 4 and can centrally manage it.

  The information storage device 4 can acquire and store measurement information of the measurement device 3, such as an IC card (abbreviation of Integrated Circuit card), for example. For example, the information storage device 4 acquires measurement information from the measurement device 3 which is difficult to carry by itself, and stores the measurement information, thereby making it possible to carry the measurement information. Specifically, the information storage device 4 can receive and store the measurement information of the measurement device 3 by performing wired communication or wireless communication (in FIG. 1, wireless communication is illustrated) with the measurement device 3. Further, the information storage device 4 can transmit the stored measurement information of the measurement device 3 to the information management device 1 by performing wired communication or wireless communication with the information management device 1.

  Note that the information storage device 4 receives and stores measurement information of the blood glucose meter 90, the sphygmomanometer 91, the body composition meter 92, the thermometer 93, the walking intensity meter 94, and the pulse oximeter 95 as the measuring device 3 described above. In the example shown in FIG. 1, the blood glucose meter 90 and the walking intensity meter 94 transmit measurement information to the information management device 1 without interposing the information storage device 4, and the sphygmomanometer 91, body composition meter 92, thermometer 93 and the pulse oximeter 95 transmit measurement information to the information storage device 4 and transmit measurement information from the information storage device 4 to the information management device 1.

  As described above, in the information management system 100 shown in FIG. 1, the measurement information measured by the measurement device 3 is supplied from the measurement device 3 directly to the information management device 1 or indirectly through the information storage device 4. The information management device 1 can centrally manage the measurement information acquired from the measurement device 3 or the information storage device 4.

  Although the printer 2 in the information management system 100 shown in FIG. 1 is communicably connected to the information management device 1, the printer 2 may be communicably connected to the measurement device 3 or the information storage device 4.

  Hereinafter, each device of the information management system 100 will be described in detail.

[Measurement device 3]
FIG. 2 is a block diagram showing the configuration of the information management system 100. As shown in FIG. As shown in FIG. 2, the measuring device 3 includes a measuring unit 5 capable of measuring biological information or activity information of a patient, a storage unit 6 for storing measurement information measured by the measuring unit 5, and the storage unit 6. A communication unit 7 capable of transmitting the stored measurement information to the information management device 1 or the information storage device 4 by wire communication or wireless communication, a display unit 8 displaying the measurement information measured by the measurement unit 5, a measurement unit 5, storage A control unit 9 that gives operation timing and operation instructions to the unit 6, the communication unit 7 and the display unit 8, an operation unit 150 that can externally input an instruction to each unit from the control unit 9, a clock unit 151 And have.

  The storage unit 6 can store, for example, measurement information for a maximum of 500 times, and the control unit 9 stores the measurement information measured by the measurement unit 5 in the storage unit 6 together with the measurement date and time. The storage unit 6 also stores various programs for operating applications used in the measuring device 3 such as a program for screen design of the display unit 8 and a program for displaying the measurement information on the display unit 8. There is. Furthermore, the storage unit 6 stores target information related to measurement information input from the outside through the operation of the operation unit 150.

  The patient can measure biological information or activity information of a living body using the measuring device 3, and can confirm the measurement information through the display unit 8. That is, the control unit 9 causes the measurement unit 5 to measure biological information or activity information of a living body by the operation of the operation unit 150, and causes the display unit 8 to display the measurement information measured by the measurement unit 5. Further, the control unit 9 stores the measurement information measured by the measurement unit 5 in the storage unit 6 together with the measurement date and time. Furthermore, the control unit 9 can transmit the measurement information stored in the storage unit 6 in association with the measurement date and time from the communication unit 7 to the information management device 1 or the information storage device 4.

  Furthermore, in addition to being able to transmit measurement information to the information management device 1 and the information storage device 4, the communication unit 7 can receive predetermined information from the information management device 1 and the information storage device 4. . That is, the communication unit 7 can transmit and receive information with each of the information management device 1 and the information storage device 4.

  The display unit 8 can display various information based on various instructions from the control unit 9. For example, measurement information measured by the measurement unit 5 and various setting screens based on the operation of the operation unit 150 can be displayed.

  The operation unit 150 includes, for example, a button, a touch screen, and the like, and the user can operate the operation unit 150 to operate instructions and the like output from the control unit 9 to the respective units. For example, by operating the operation unit 150, it is possible to set target information related to measurement information. Specifically, the control unit 9 can store the target information set by the operation of the operation unit 150 in the storage unit 6. In addition, when biological information and the like are measured by the measurement unit 5, the control unit 9 compares the measurement information with the target information to determine whether the measurement information achieves the target information and also displays the display unit. The judgment result can be displayed at 8.

  The storage unit 6, the communication unit 7, the display unit 8, the control unit 9, the operation unit 150, and the clock unit 151 are processors such as a CPU (abbreviation of Central Processing Unit), memories, various interfaces, liquid crystal displays, touch screens, It is configured by combining buttons and the like.

[Information storage unit 4]
The information storage device 4 is, for example, a portable IC card formed in a flat plate shape as a whole, and can be easily carried by a medical worker such as a patient or a doctor. Specifically, the information storage device 4 includes a communication unit 10 including a receiving unit that receives measurement information from the measuring device 3 and a transmitting unit that transmits the measuring information to the information management device 1, and measurement information received from the measuring device 3 A storage unit 11 for storing, a display unit 12 capable of displaying the stored measurement information and the like, a control unit 13 for instructing the communication unit 10, the storage unit 11 and the display unit 12 to operate timing and operation, etc. And a clock unit 14.

  In addition to being able to transmit measurement information to the information management device 1, the information storage device 4 can also transmit predetermined information to the measurement device 3. Furthermore, in addition to being able to receive measurement information from the measuring device 3, the information storage device 4 can also receive predetermined information from the information management device 1. That is, the communication unit 10 of the information storage device 4 can transmit and receive information with the information management device 1 and the measurement device 3 respectively.

  The storage unit 11 can store information received from the information management device 1 or the measurement device 3 (for example, measurement information received from the measurement device 3). Specifically, the control unit 13 causes the storage unit 11 to store the information received by the communication unit 10. When transmitting information from the information storage device 4 to the information management device 1 or the measuring device 3, the control unit 13 reads the information stored in the storage unit 11 and causes the communication unit 10 to transmit the information.

  The display unit 12 can display various information such as information received from the information management device 1 and the measurement device 3, communication status with the information management device 1 and the measurement device 3, and reception status of the information. For example, when the communication unit 10 receives measurement information from the measurement device 3, the control unit 13 causes the display unit 12 to display a display indicating that the measurement information has been received.

  Here, the information storage device 4 shown in FIGS. 1 and 2 can perform so-called near field communication with the measurement device 3 and the information management device 1. Non-contact communication technology capable of transmitting and receiving information by electromagnetic induction at a distance of about 0 to 10 cm as an example of “short-distance communication” (for example, communication of ISO / IEC 18092, power-saving IC communication technology of ISO / IEC 14443) Technologies, FeliCa (registered trademark of Sony Corporation), Bluetooth (registered trademark of Bluetooth SIG), and the like can be mentioned. For example, in the FeliCa communication technology, communication is performed by radio waves of 13.56 MHz, and communication of 100 to 400 kbps is performed in a non-contact manner at a very short distance of up to about 10 cm. Bluetooth can communicate at a maximum speed of 24 Mbps using radio waves in the 2.45 GHz band.

  In the communication unit 10 of the information storage device 4 shown in FIG. 1 and FIG. 2, in order to be able to individually read the measurement information from the various measurement devices 3, the short distance non-contact communication technology Power saving IC communication technology of ISO / IEC 14443, communication technology of ISO / IEC 18092, FeliCa) is used.

  The information storage device 4 is configured by combining a processor such as a CPU, a memory, various interfaces, a liquid crystal display, and the like in addition to the non-contact communication technology described above. Further, the information storage device 4 may be configured to have an operation unit such as a touch screen or a button.

[Information Management Device 1]
Next, the information management device 1 capable of managing the measurement information of the measurement device 3 will be described. The information management apparatus 1 includes a control unit 15 including a CPU, a storage unit 16 including a ROM (abbreviation of Read Only Memory) 16a, a RAM (abbreviation of Random Access Memory) 16b, and a hard disk drive 16c (represented as HDD in FIG. 2). And a display unit 17 configured with an LCD (abbreviated as Liquid Crystal Display), etc., an operation unit 18 configured with a mouse and a keyboard, etc., a communication unit 19 as an acquisition unit capable of communicating with the measuring device 3 and the information storage device 4 And an external connection interface 20, and a clock unit 21 for counting time, which are connected via a bus.

  In the information management apparatus 1, the control unit 15 reads out a basic program stored in the ROM 16a and develops it in the RAM 16b, and generally controls the whole according to the basic program, and also manages an information management program etc. stored in the ROM 16a or the hard disk drive 16c. The various application programs are expanded in the RAM 16b, and various processes are executed in accordance with the various application programs.

  The information management device 1 is connected to the printer 2 (see FIG. 1) via a USB cable connected to the external connection interface 20, and enables wired communication with the printer 2. The communication unit 19 of the information management device 1 can wirelessly communicate with the measuring device 3 and the information storage device 4 by the above-described non-contact communication technology. That is, when the measurement information is transmitted from the measurement device 3 and the information storage device 4, the information management device 1 acquires the measurement information by the communication unit 19 receiving the measurement information, and the acquired measurement information is controlled. It is stored in the hard disk drive 16 c by the unit 15.

  At this time, since it is assumed that the information management device 1 receives measurement information from a large number of measurement devices 3, for example, the measurement information is stored in folders respectively associated with patient names provided in the hard disk drive 16c. It is done like that.

  When the information management program is selected according to the operation of the user (for example, a doctor) on the operation unit 18, the control unit 15 reads out the information management program from the hard disk drive 16c and expands it on the RAM 16b, and the measurement information according to the information management program Execute the information processing of.

  When the information management program is executed by the operation of the operation unit 18 by the user, the control unit 15 displays a start screen on the display unit 17. On the start screen, a user name input field and a password input field for inputting a user name and a password, a login button for performing login, and a cancel button for canceling login are displayed.

  When the user name and password are input in the user name input field and the password input field by the operation of the operation unit 18 of the user, and the login button is selected, the control unit 15 selects the previously-registered user name and password and It is determined whether or not they match, and if they match, the display unit 17 displays a patient search screen.

  In this patient search screen, for example, a specific patient can be searched from a patient database registered in advance in the hard disk drive 16c. In the patient search screen, in order to search for a specific patient from the patient database, the user can operate the operation unit 18 to enter identification fields such as patient's name, kana, gender, patient ID, etc. The search button for starting the search for the patient matching the identification information input to the input field to the unit 15, the search result display area for displaying the search result by the control unit 15, and the new patient in the patient database A patient registration button for selecting a patient registration mode to be registered is displayed.

  When the search button is selected by the operation of the operation unit 18 of the user, the control unit 15 searches the patient database for a patient that matches the identification information input in the input field. Then, the control unit 15 displays the patient list as the search result in the search result display area of the display unit 17.

  Furthermore, on the patient search screen, a measurement information display button for displaying measurement information corresponding to each patient in the patient list on the display unit 17 and registration information for displaying registration information corresponding to each patient in the patient list on the display unit 17 The display button is displayed.

  When a measurement information display button is selected after a specific patient in the patient list is selected by the operation of the operation unit 18 of the user, the control unit 15 measures the measurement device stored in the folder corresponding to the specific patient The measurement information of No. 3 is read out from the hard disk drive 16c, and after processing and storing the measurement information as necessary, the measurement information is displayed on the display unit 17. Details of this will be described later.

  On the other hand, when a registered information display button is selected after a specific patient in the patient list is selected by the operation of the operation unit 18 by the user, the control unit 15 is stored in a folder corresponding to that specific patient. The registered information is read from the hard disk drive 16 c and displayed on the display unit 17. The display of the registration information can be executed even after the measurement information display button described above is selected and the measurement information of the measuring device 3 is displayed on the display unit 17. FIG. 3 shows the measurement information. A state in which the control unit 15 causes the display unit 17 to display registration information after the display button is selected and the measurement information is displayed on the display unit 17 is shown. Therefore, in FIG. 3, the registration information display screen 35 is displayed as a new window superimposed on the front surface of the measurement information display screen 71 (see FIG. 9 etc.) described later.

  As shown in FIG. 3, on the registration information display screen 35, a patient information display area 30 in which the specific patient's name and patient ID are displayed, and a registration information deletion button 31 for causing the control unit 15 to execute deletion of registration information. And a menu bar 32 which can select one of five items registered as registration information, a registration information display area 33 for displaying registration information corresponding to each item of the menu bar 32, and a registration information display screen 35. And an end button 34 for returning to the screen immediately before (the screen where the measurement information is displayed on the display unit 17 in FIG. 3).

  The menu bar 32 has five items of “basic information”, “target value setting”, “time zone setting”, “display setting” and “vital device”, and one of them is selected by the operation of the operation unit 18 It can be selected, and when any one is selected, the control unit 15 causes the registration information display area 33 to display registration information corresponding to each item.

  When "Basic information" is selected, for example, pre-registered basic information such as patient's name, kana, patient ID, gender, date of birth, height, weight, other special notes, etc. is registered information of the display unit 17 It is displayed in the display area 33. The basic information displayed here can be changed via the operation unit 18. Therefore, when the basic information is changed and the save button of the registration information display area 33 is selected through the operation of the operation unit 18, the control unit 15 stores the changed basic information in the hard disk drive 16c of the storage unit 16.

  When “target value setting” is selected, for example, as shown in FIG. 3, blood sugar target information, activity amount target information, blood pressure target information, and weight target information are displayed in the registration information display area 33. Be done. A user such as a doctor can set target information according to the patient from this screen through the operation of the operation unit 18. In addition, although target information is newly set when newly registering a patient in a patient database, since target information to be set also fluctuates according to a change of a patient's age, a pathological condition, etc., users, such as a doctor, are By operating the operation unit 18 on the screen shown in FIG. 3, it is possible to change (re-set) the optimal target information according to the age of the patient, the change of the pathological condition and the like. In addition, when the save button 69 is selected after the target information is changed, the control unit 15 stores the changed target information in the storage unit 16 such as the hard disk drive 16c. In other words, the control unit 15 causes the storage unit 16 to store the setting / change of the target information related to the measurement information such as the blood glucose level according to the operation of the operation unit 18.

  As shown in FIG. 3, the blood glucose target value display area 36 in which the target information of the blood glucose level is displayed includes a target frequency field 37 for setting the target value of the number of measurements per month and the target of the blood glucose level before eating The pre-prandial blood glucose target value column 38 whose range can be set, the post-prandial blood glucose target value column 39 whose post-prandial blood glucose target range can be set, and a target value for each patient or a common target value for a plurality of patients And a target value type selection field 40 capable of selecting a value.

  In the frequency target value column 37, the target value of the number of measurements per month can be changed through the operation of the operation unit 18. In the example shown in FIG. 3, the target value of the number of measurements per month is 40 [times].

  In the pre-prandial blood glucose target value column 38, the target range of the pre-meal blood glucose level can be changed through the operation of the operation unit 18. In the example shown in FIG. 3, the target range of the blood glucose level before eating is 80 [mg / dL] or more and less than 130 [mg / dL] (described as 129 [mg / dL] or less in FIG. 3).

  In the postprandial blood glucose target value column 39, the target range of the postprandial blood glucose level can be changed through the operation of the operation unit 18. In the example shown in FIG. 3, the target range of the postprandial blood glucose level is set to 80 [mg / dL] or more and less than 180 [mg / dL] (described as 179 [mg / dL] or less in FIG. 3).

  As shown in FIG. 3, in the activity amount target value display area 41 in which the target information of the activity amount is displayed, a step number target value column 42 in which the step number goal of 1 day can be set and a medium intensity activity intensity level are set Possible activity intensity level selection field 43, activity time target value field 44 where it is possible to set a target value of medium intensity activity time for one day, reference display field 45 for medium intensity activity intensity level, target for each patient A target value type selection field 46 capable of selecting whether it is a value or a common target value for a plurality of patients is provided.

  In the example shown in FIG. 3, the daily step count target value is set to 10000 [steps], the medium intensity activity intensity level is 3 [METs], and the medium intensity daily activity time target value is set to 20 [minutes] It is done.

  As shown in FIG. 3, in the blood pressure target value display area 47 in which target information of blood pressure is displayed, it is possible to set a target value of the diastolic blood pressure target value column 48 in which the target value of the systolic blood pressure can be set A diastolic blood pressure target value column 49 and a target value type selection column 50 capable of selecting whether it is a target value for each patient or a common target value for a plurality of patients are provided. In the example shown in FIG. 3, the target value of systolic blood pressure is set to less than 135 [mmHg], and the target value of diastolic blood pressure is set to less than 85 [mmHg].

  As shown in FIG. 3, in the weight target value display area 51 in which the target information of weight is displayed, a weight target value column 52 in which the target value of weight can be set, and a target value for each patient or a plurality of patients And a target value type selection field 53 capable of selecting whether it is a common target value. In the example shown in FIG. 3, the target value of the weight is set to 65 [kg].

  Although the example shown in FIG. 3 shows target information regarding measurement information of the blood glucose meter 90, the sphygmomanometer 91, the body composition meter 92, and the walking intensity meter 94, the present invention is not limited to this. The target information of the pulse oximeter 95 may be set.

  When “time zone setting” is selected, a time zone classification table 54 for distributing measurement information of blood glucose level and blood pressure as shown in FIG. 4, a holiday setting selection box 55 capable of holiday setting, and a patient, for example, In the registration information display area 33, a target value type selection field 56 for selecting whether it is another target value or a common target value for a plurality of patients, and a save button 57 for saving change information in the hard disk drive 16c. Is displayed.

  The measurement information of the blood glucose level and the blood pressure is stored in the hard disk drive 16 c in association with the measurement date and time. The control unit 15 compares the measurement information of the blood glucose level and blood pressure read from the hard disk drive 16c with the measurement date and time of the blood glucose level and blood pressure with the time zone division table 54 shown in FIG. To one of the time zone divisions in In the screen shown in FIG. 4, the time zone of the time zone division table 54 can be changed by the operation of the operation unit 18.

  Here, in the time zone classification table 54, the time zone classification is "before breakfast", "after breakfast", "before lunch", "after lunch", "before dinner", "after dinner", "before sleep" regarding the blood glucose level. And “midnight” are classified into eight. Further, in the time zone division table 54, regarding the blood pressure, the time zone divisions are divided into three, "morning blood pressure", "day blood pressure", and "night blood pressure".

  A holiday can be set by the holiday setting selection box 55, and the time zone classification table 54 can also be set as a weekday time zone classification and a holiday time zone classification. In the example shown in FIG. 4, "Saturday" representing Saturday and "Day" representing Sunday are selected as holidays.

  In the time zone classification table 54 shown in FIG. 4, by inputting the setting input time through the operation unit 18, the weekday time zone classification “before breakfast” corresponds to the measurement time “2:00 to 7:00”, Weekday time zone class "after breakfast" corresponds to measurement time "7:00 to 10:00", and weekday time zone class "before lunch" corresponds to measurement time "10:00 to 12:00", Weekday time zone class "After lunch" corresponds to measurement time "12:00 to 15:00", and weekday time zone class "Before Dinner" corresponds to measurement time "15:00 to 18:00", The weekday time zone class "After dinner" corresponds to the measurement time "18:00 to 21:00", and the weekday time zone class "before bedtime" corresponds to the measurement time "21:00 to 24:00", Weekday time zone classification "midnight" to correspond to the measurement time "24:00-2:00" To have.

  The weekday time zone "morning blood pressure" corresponds to the measurement time "2:00 to 12:00", and the weekday time zone "day blood pressure" corresponds to the measurement time "12:00 to 18:00" The weekday time zone "night blood pressure" corresponds to the measurement time "18:00 to 2:00".

  Furthermore, in the time zone division table 54 shown in FIG. 4, by inputting the setting input time through the operation unit 18, the holiday time zone classification "before breakfast" corresponds to the measurement time "5:00 to 9:00" The holiday time zone "After breakfast" corresponds to the measurement time "9:00 to 12:00", and the holiday time zone "Before lunch" corresponds to the measurement time "12:00 to 14:00" The holiday time zone "After lunch" corresponds to the measurement time "14:00 to 17:55", and the holiday time zone "Before dinner" corresponds to the measurement time "17:55 to 20:55" The holiday time zone "After dinner" corresponds to the measurement time "20:55 to 23:55", and the holiday time zone "before bedtime" corresponds to the measurement time "23:55 to 24:00" And the holiday time zone "midnight" corresponds to the measurement time "24:00 to 5:00" I have been in.

  Furthermore, the holiday time zone "morning blood pressure" corresponds to the measurement time "5:00 to 14:00", and the holiday time zone "day blood pressure" is at the measurement time "14:00 to 20:55". Correspondingly, the holiday time zone "night blood pressure" is made to correspond to the measurement time "20: 55 to 5:00".

  Therefore, when the measurement date and time of the measurement information of the blood glucose level and the blood pressure read out from the hard disk drive 16c is, for example, 6:30 on Monday, the control unit 15 divides the measurement information into time zones "before breakfast" and "morning blood pressure If the measurement time of the measurement information is, for example, 14:20 on Saturday, the measurement information is classified into time zone classes “after lunch” and “day blood pressure”. .

  As described above, when the control unit 15 reads out the measurement information of the blood glucose meter 90 and the sphygmomanometer 91 stored in the folder corresponding to the patient name from the hard disk drive 16c, all the measurement information of the read out blood glucose level and blood pressure is either It is divided into time zone classification of.

  In the screen shown in FIG. 4, the holiday setting and the time zone division can be appropriately changed through the operation of the operation unit 18 by the user. When the holiday setting or the time zone division is changed through the operation of the operation unit 18 and the save button 57 is selected, the control unit 15 stores the holiday setting or the time zone classification after the change in the hard disk drive 16c.

  When “display setting” is selected, for example, a display format selection field for selecting the display format (display item, type of graph, etc.) of the measurement information displayed on the display unit 17 is displayed in the registration information display area 33 . In this display format selection field, for example, when a specific patient is selected on the patient search screen described above and the measurement information display button is selected, it is possible to change the type of measurement information or graph displayed by default.

  When “vital apparatus” is selected, the control unit 15 uses, for example, the same vital equipment as the measurement apparatus used by each patient as shown in FIG. 5 (hereinafter, referred to as “measurement apparatus”. A QC history display button 59 capable of displaying a QC (Quality Control) inspection history of any of the measuring devices 3 displayed on the measuring device list 58 indicating the registration status of An operation instruction display area for instructing the operation to be performed, for example, when registering a new measuring device 3 in the measuring device list 58 and a registration deletion button 60 capable of deleting the registration of the measuring device 3 displayed in the measuring device list 58 And 61 are displayed in the registration information display area 33.

  In the measuring device list 58, a list of measuring devices 3 stored in the hard disk drive 16c or the like in association with identification information such as the patient's name is displayed. In other words, the measuring device 3 used or currently used by this patient is stored in the storage unit 16 such as the hard disk drive 16 c in association with the patient identification information, and the control unit 15 The measuring device 3 is displayed on the measuring device list 58.

  In the example shown in FIG. 5, individual measurements classified and registered for each type of measuring device such as blood glucose meter 90, blood pressure meter 91, body composition meter 92, thermometer 93, walking intensity meter 94, pulse oximeter 95 etc. The serial number of the device 3 is displayed.

  When one of the measuring devices 3 in the measuring device list 58 is selected through the operation of the operation unit 18 and the QC history display button 59 is further selected, the control unit 15 selects the past measuring device 3 for the selected measuring device 3. The history of the quality management record is displayed on the display unit 17.

  When one of the measuring devices 3 in the measuring device list 58 is selected through the operation of the operation unit 18 and the registration deletion button 60 is further selected, the control unit 15 registers the selected measuring device 3. Is executed to make the hard disk drive 16c store the registered status after the change.

  In the case where a new measuring device 3 is registered in the measuring device list 58 in the information management system 100, the lending of the measuring device 3 registered in the measuring device list 58 to the patient or the return from the patient is registered. Or, when registering the setting change of the measuring device 3, the reader / writer device as the communication unit 19 of the information managing device 1 and the measuring device 3 are communicated, and the storage unit 16 and the measuring device of the information managing device 1 These can be registered in the third storage unit 6. Therefore, in the example shown in FIG. 5, in order to wirelessly communicate the measuring device 3 with the reader / writer device, the operation instruction display area 61 for instructing the operation of placing the measuring device 3 on the reader / writer device is displayed. There is.

  In relation to this, the information management device 1 can manage not only the management of the measuring device 3 registered for each patient but also the lending status and QC inspection status of all the measuring devices 3 possessed. A measuring device database is stored in the storage unit 16 such as the hard disk drive 16c, and each measuring device 3 is associated with the type, model name, serial number, patient in use, patient ID, latest QC inspection date, etc. It is memorized.

  In FIG. 6, when the device button 80 displayed on the patient search screen or the measurement information display screen 71 (see FIG. 9 etc. described later) is selected by the operation of the operation unit 18, the control unit 15 displays on the display unit 17. It shows the device management screen 89 to be displayed. On this screen, for example, all the measuring devices 3 possessed by the entire hospital can be collectively managed.

  In the device management screen 89 shown in FIG. 6, the type of the measuring device 3, the model name of the measuring device 3, the serial number of the measuring device 3, the patient name in use, the patient ID, and the date of the latest QC check and loan date A device list 63 capable of searching for the measuring device 3 of is displayed. Also on the device management screen 89, a QC history display button 59 which can display the history of QC (Quality Control) inspection of any of the measuring devices 3 displayed in the device list 63, and the device list 63. Indicate the operation to be performed, for example, when registering the new measurement device 3 in the measurement device list 58 (see FIG. 5) of a specific patient, and the registration deletion button 60 capable of deleting the displayed registration of the measurement device 3 An operation instruction display area 61 is provided. Therefore, a user such as a doctor can manage the entire measurement device 3 held by the hospital through the device management screen 89. The measurement device 3 displayed in the device list 63 can be selected by operating the display device type selection field 96 with the operation unit 18.

  Note that FIG. 7 is controlled in the case where the reader / writer device as the communication unit 19 of the information management device 1 and the measuring device 3 are communicated according to the instruction of the operation instruction display area 61 shown in FIG. 5 and FIG. The part 15 shows the screen displayed on the display part 17. FIG.

  The communication unit 19 of the information management device 1 acquires the detailed information of the measuring device 3, and the control unit 15 causes the individual device detail screen 97 to be displayed as a new window on the front of the device management screen 89. The detailed information of the acquired measuring device 3 is displayed. In the example shown in FIG. 7, the model name of the measuring device 3 (device name), the serial number of the measuring device 3, patient name in use, patient ID, loan date, latest QC check date, QC check history, QC check The detailed information display area 64 where the measurement information at that time is displayed, the device setting button 65 that can change the setting of the measuring device 3, the lending / cancellation button 66 that can be registered for lending and return to the patient, and this individual A print button 67 capable of instructing the printer to print out the device detail screen 97 and a registration deletion button 68 capable of deleting the measuring device 3 from the measuring device database are displayed.

  For example, when the device setting button 65 is selected by the operation of the operation unit 18, the control unit 15 causes the display unit 17 to display an operation instruction screen 98 shown in FIG. 8A. Specifically, it instructs the reader / writer device as the communication unit 19 of the information management device 1 and the measuring device 3 to be in a communication state.

  When detecting that the communication between the measuring device 3 and the reader / writer device is started, the control unit 15 displays a device setting change screen 99 shown in FIG. 8B on the display unit 17.

  In the device setting change screen 99, a setting change screen corresponding to the type of the measurement device 3 is displayed, and in the example shown in FIG. 8B, the setting change screen of the blood glucose meter 90 is shown.

  As shown in FIG. 8B, in the device setting change screen 99, for example, alarm setting of the blood glucose meter 90 as the measuring device 3, sound / buzzer setting, information other than the measurement information on the display unit 8 (for example, measured blood sugar level It is possible to set / change the setting of the support mode, the brightness setting of the display unit 8, etc. which enables display of secondary information such as the background color which changes in accordance with.

  When various settings shown in FIG. 8B are changed by the operation of the operation unit 18 and the setting transmission button 70 is further selected, the control unit 15 transmits various setting change instruction information from the communication unit 19 to the measuring device 3 . Since these various settings do not affect the measurement information of the measuring device 3, the control unit 15 does not store the change in the hard disk drive 16c. On the other hand, the change instruction information transmitted from the communication unit 19 to the measuring device 3 is received by the communication unit 7 of the measuring device 3 and stored in the storage unit 6 by the control unit 9 of the measuring device 3.

  As described above, according to the information management apparatus 1, centralized management of measurement information of various measurement devices 3 such as the blood glucose meter 90, the blood pressure meter 91, the body composition meter 92, the thermometer 93, the walking intensity meter 94, and the pulse oximeter 95 Can. Moreover, according to the information management apparatus 1, it is also possible to manage the QC inspection status, the lending status, etc. of all the measuring devices 3 owned by the hospital. Furthermore, according to the information management device 1, target information related to measurement information can be set / changed for each patient through the operation of the operation unit 18. Furthermore, according to the information management device 1, by setting the communication state with the measuring device 3, not only can the measurement information be received from the measuring device 3, but also instructs the measuring device 3 to change various settings set in advance. The change instruction information can be transmitted to the measuring device 3.

  Hereinafter, regarding the measurement information of the measurement apparatus 3 received by the communication unit 19, the details of the information processing executed by the information management apparatus 1 will be described.

  In the patient search screen described above, when the measurement information display button is selected by the operation of the operation unit 18, the control unit 15 reads the measurement information of the measurement device 3 stored in the folder corresponding to the patient from the hard disk drive 16c. Hereinafter, the processing of measurement information of the blood glucose meter 90, the sphygmomanometer 91, and the walking intensity meter 94 as the measuring device 3 will be respectively exemplified and described.

<Processing of Measurement Information of Blood Glucose Meter 90>
For example, when the measurement information of the blood glucose meter 90 stored in the folder corresponding to the patient name is read out from the hard disk drive 16c, the control unit 15 classifies all the measurement information of the blood glucose level associated with the measurement date It divides into any time zone division on the table 54. Then, the control unit 15 generates a blood sugar database in which the measurement information and the measurement date and time of the blood sugar level are associated with the time zone division in the time zone division table 54, and the blood sugar database corresponds to, for example, the patient name of the hard disk drive 16c. Store in a folder.

  Furthermore, when the control unit 15 reads out, for example, the measurement information of the blood glucose meter 90 stored in the folder corresponding to the patient name from the hard disk drive 16c, the measurement information of the blood glucose meter 90 and the target information described above regarding the measurement information (see FIG. 3) And the achievement degree information is stored together with the blood sugar database described above in a folder corresponding to the patient name of, for example, the hard disk drive 16c.

  Thereafter, the control unit 15 displays a measurement information display screen 71 as shown in FIG. On the measurement information display screen 71 shown in FIG. 9, a basic menu bar 72, a patient information display area 73, an end button 74 for closing and ending the measurement information display screen 71, and display information selection capable of selecting information to be displayed A menu bar 75, a measurement information display area 76 for displaying display information corresponding to an item selected from the display information selection menu bar 75, and a patient information display area 73 are provided. A registration information button 77 for shifting information to a changeable screen, and a target value edit button 78 for shifting to "changeable target information" of the registration information described above (see FIG. 3) are displayed. .

  The basic menu bar 72 includes a patient button 79 that can be transferred to the patient search screen, a device button 80 that can be transferred to the device management screen 89 (see FIG. 6) that centrally manages the measuring device 3, and information outside the information management device 1. (Near Field Communication abbreviation) start which can start short distance communication with server button 81 which can access the server when there is a server to store the server, measuring device 3 and information storage device 4 A button 82, a logout button 83 for ending the information management program, and a print button 84 capable of instructing the printer 2 to print are displayed in a selectable manner. When one of the buttons is selected by the operation of the operation unit 18, the control unit 15 causes the display unit 17 to display a screen corresponding to the operation.

  The patient information display area 73 displays the patient's name, patient ID, age, height, and weight. On the left side of the patient information display area 73, it is registered that the patient information can be transferred to a changeable screen. An information button 77 is arranged.

  The display information selection menu bar 75 is provided with a trend button 75A, 24H button 75B, an average button 75C, a data note button 75D, and a summary note button 75E, one of which is selected, In the information management apparatus 1 shown, as shown in FIG. 9, the summary note button 75E is selected by default. In addition, it is possible to change the button selected by default by the "display setting" of the registration information.

  When any one of the display information selection menu bar 75 is selected through the operation of the operation unit 18, the control unit 15 displays a graph corresponding to the selected item and various information related to the graph etc. Display on 17

  In the measurement information display area 76, when the summary note button 75E is selected, measurement information of the blood glucose meter 90 in a predetermined period (the last 30 days in FIG. 9), target information on measurement information of the blood glucose meter 90, and measurement Achievement degree information based on the information and the target information is displayed together.

  More specifically, in the measurement information display area 76, a period information display area 85 indicating the measurement period of the displayed measurement information, a type selection button 86 capable of selecting the type of measurement information to be displayed, and the type selection button The measurement information (the measurement information of the blood glucose meter 90 in FIG. 9 because the blood glucose button 86A is selected in FIG. 9) is displayed on the horizontal axis of the measurement period as a graph display area 87 and achievement information is displayed. An achievement level information display area 88 is provided.

  In the graph display area 87, a scatter plot is shown in which the period displayed in the period information display area 85 is taken along the horizontal axis, and the blood glucose level is taken along the vertical axis. That is, the measurement information of the blood glucose level is plotted on the graph based on the measurement date and time associated with the measurement information of the blood glucose level. More specifically, the control unit 15 reads the blood glucose database corresponding to the patient name displayed in the patient information display area 73 from the hard disk drive 16c, and performs measurement for a predetermined period (the last 30 days in FIG. 9) Information is extracted from the blood sugar database, plotted according to measurement date and time to generate a scatter chart, and displayed in the graph display area 87.

  Furthermore, in the graph display area 87, not only the measurement information of the blood glucose level, but also the target information of the measurement information is displayed together. Specifically, in the scatter diagram shown in FIG. 9, the target range of the blood glucose level before eating is 80 [mg / dL] or more and less than 130 [mg / dL]. “80” and “130” are displayed on the scale of the vertical axis indicating the blood sugar level. Further, in the scatter diagram shown in FIG. 9, 180 [mg / dL] indicating the upper limit threshold of the target range of the blood glucose level after a meal is indicated by a broken line, and “180” is displayed on the scale of the vertical axis There is.

  That is, in the graph display area 87, measurement information of the blood sugar level and target information of the measurement information are displayed together. In other words, the control unit 15 displays the target information of the measurement information on the display unit 17 together with the graph indicating the measurement information within the predetermined period. Specifically, the target information of the measurement information is stored in the hard disk drive 16 c of the storage unit 16 or the like, and the control unit 15 operates the operation unit 18 to display the measurement information on the display unit 17. The information is read from the hard disk drive 16 c or the like, a graph is generated from the acquired measurement information and the target information, and the measurement information and the target information are displayed on the display unit 17.

  Furthermore, the measurement information of the blood glucose level plotted in the graph display area 87 displays the measurement information of the blood glucose level before meals as a double circle and the measurement information of the blood glucose level after meal as an open circle. ing. Furthermore, among the measurement information of the preprandial blood glucose level indicated by double circles, those not belonging to the target range (80 to 129 mg / dL) are indicated by broken double circles. Similarly, among the measurement information of the postprandial blood glucose level indicated by white circles, those not belonging to the target range (80 to 179 mg / dL) are indicated by broken white circles. In addition, regardless of before or after a meal, when the measurement information is 79 [mg / dL] or less, for example, a red circle may be displayed to highlight hypoglycemia. Moreover, the measurement information of the blood glucose level before eating and the measurement information of the blood glucose level after eating are distinguished by an open circle and a filled circle, and the measured value not belonging to the target range is the measured value belonging to the target range. Alternatively, other forms of identification may be used, such as a lighter color.

  As described above, the control unit 15 stores the above blood glucose database generated by dividing the measurement information of the blood glucose level before eating and the measurement information of the blood glucose level after eating, and the storage unit 16 such as the hard disk drive 16c. Based on target information (see FIG. 3) related to measurement information of the blood sugar level being measured, measurement information that matches the target information or measurement information that does not match (for example, hypoglycemia) is highlighted in the graph display area 87 There is. The broken line of the triangle drawn in the graph display area 87 indicates that the measured value exceeds the maximum value of the scale (600 [mg / dL] in FIG. 9).

  In the achievement level information display area 88 for displaying the achievement level information, the goal item display area 88A indicating the target item, the achievement level display area 88B indicating the achievement level of each target item, and the achievement level of each target item are calculated. A basic information display area 88C showing target values and actual results as a basis, and a graphic display area 88D in which a graphic whose number, size or coloring ratio changes according to the degree of achievement of each target item is displayed; Is provided.

  In the target item display area 88A, items set as target information of the measurement information described above are displayed. In the example shown in FIG. 9, the total number of measurements of blood glucose level for one month, the blood glucose level before eating, and the blood glucose level after eating are displayed as the target items.

  The control unit 15 calculates the degree of achievement, which is a ratio of the actual value to the target value, and displays the degree of achievement in the achievement degree display area 88B. In the example shown in FIG. 9, the target value of the total number of measurements of blood glucose level in one month is 40 [times], while the actual value is 42 [times], so "105%" as the achievement level Is displayed.

  In addition, in the example shown in FIG. 9, the target range of the blood glucose level before eating is 80 [mg / dL] or more and less than 130 [mg / dL], whereas all the measurements of the blood glucose level before eating are Of the values (33 times), 22 [times] entered the target range, so “67%” is displayed as the achievement level.

  Similarly, in the example shown in FIG. 9, the target range of postprandial blood glucose levels is 80 mg / dL or more and less than 180 mg / dL, whereas all postprandial blood glucose levels are Of the measured values (9 times), 8 [times] entered the target range, so “89%” is displayed as the achievement level.

  Control part 15 displays basic information used as a basis of calculation of the degree of achievement mentioned above on basic information display field 88C.

  The control unit 15 displays, in the graphic display area 88D, a graphic in which the number, the size, or the coloring ratio changes in accordance with the degree of achievement described above. Also, the graphic displayed in the graphic display area 88D is a design that induces an impression that is admired by people, such as a smile mark or a cherry blossom shown in FIG. In other words, in the example shown in FIG. 9, the degree of achievement is displayed by changing the number (0 to 5) by using only a design that induces an impression that is admired by people as a figure. .

  First of all, expressing the achievement by simple and inorganic changes such as changes in number, size and coloring ratio may give poor impression that patients with low achievement lose their willingness to continue improvement action. It can be reduced. Furthermore, using only a design that induces an admiration to people, such as the smile mark shown in FIG. 9, and expressing the degree of achievement by an inorganic change such as a change in number or size, It is possible to further reduce the possibility that a low achievement patient receives a bad impression, and it is possible to expect an effect to increase the continuous awareness of improvement behavior of a high achievement patient. In particular, the smile mark shown in FIG. 9 is preferable because it can reduce the problem that different people receive different impressions because it is globally famous as a design that induces people's praised impressions.

  Here, the control unit 15 refers to and displays a graphic whose measurement information is in the achieved state (achievement degree 100%) satisfying the target information, in the graphic display area 88D regardless of the calculated achievement degree. In the example shown in FIG. 9, regardless of the actual achievement level, the fact that the five smileys are the most frequent is referred to by displaying the smiley lines shown by broken lines. In this way, by making the patient recognize the state of the graphic displayed at the achievement level 100%, it may be an opportunity for the patient who does not achieve the achievement level 100% to make further efforts for future improvement action. The display format of the smile mark to be displayed by reference is not limited to the display by the broken line shown in FIG. 9; for example, the smile mark to be displayed by reference is compared with the color of the smile mark displayed according to the achievement level. You may display by making it light color.

  Furthermore, the control unit 15 changes the figure when the calculated measurement information is in the achieved state (achievement degree 100%). More specifically, in the ROM 16a of the storage unit 16 or the hard disk drive 16c, an operation program for moving a figure, a program for causing the display unit 17 to display an additional praise message, etc. when the measurement information is achieved. The additional program is stored, and the control unit 15 expands the additional program from the ROM 16a or the hard disk drive 16c to the RAM 16b when the calculated degree of achievement is in the achieved state (when the degree of achievement is 100% or more). , Change the figure displayed on the display unit 17 according to the additional program. In the example shown in FIG. 9, when the achievement level is 100% or more, the fifth smile mark moves and an additional praise message is displayed as a balloon from the fifth smile mark (FIG. 9). reference). In addition, as a praise message, "I did my best," "Congratulations", "the condition" etc. are mentioned, for example.

  Also, for example, a patient whose achievement level is higher than 0% and is below the threshold of achievement level at which a figure is displayed (20% which is the threshold of achievement level for displaying one smile mark in the example shown in FIG. 9) Even if the degree of achievement is higher than 0%, one smile mark may be displayed. That is, when the achievement calculated by the control unit 15 is higher than 0% and less than the threshold at which the graphic is displayed, the control unit 15 displays the graphic in the graphic display area 88D regardless of the value of the achievement. It may be displayed. This can reduce the risk of diminishing the patient's motivation, and can encourage the patient to continue the improvement action.

  As described above, according to the information management device 1, the number of measurements, blood glucose level information before eating, and blood glucose after eating as the measurement information of the blood glucose meter 90 as the measuring device 3 in the graph display area 87 and the achievement level display area 88. While displaying value information, these target information are displayed. Furthermore, in the achievement level display area 88, a figure according to the achievement level and the achievement level as the achievement level information is displayed.

<Processing of measurement information of walking intensity meter 94>
Next, processing of measurement information of the walking intensity meter 94 will be described. For example, when the measurement information of the walking intensity meter 94 stored in the folder corresponding to the patient name is read out from the hard disk drive 16c, the control unit 15 displays a measurement information display screen as shown in FIG. The measurement information display screen illustrated in FIG. 10 is a screen that the control unit 15 causes the display unit 17 to display when the activity button 86B of the type selection button 86 illustrated in FIG. 9 is selected by the operation of the operation unit 18. That is, the screen shown in FIG. 10 is the measurement information display screen 71 shown in FIG. 9, and only the information displayed in the measurement information display area 76 is different.

  In the measurement information display area 76 shown in FIG. 10, when the summary note button 75E is selected, measurement information of the walking intensity meter 94 and measurement information of the walking intensity meter 94 in a predetermined period (the last 30 days in FIG. 10) Target information and achievement level information based on measurement information and target information are displayed together.

  More specifically, similarly to FIG. 9, in the measurement information display area 76 shown in FIG. 10, a period information display area 85 indicating the measurement period of the displayed measurement information, and a type in which the type of measurement information to be displayed can be selected. A graph display area 87 for displaying the measurement information (the measurement information of the walking intensity meter 94 in FIG. 10) selected by the selection button 86 and the type selection button 86 in a graph on the horizontal axis, and the achievement information An achievement level information display area 88 is provided.

  In the graph display area 87, a line graph and a bar graph are displayed with the period displayed in the period information display area 85 as the horizontal axis and the number of steps and medium intensity activity time as the vertical axis. That is, measurement information of the number of steps and medium intensity activity time is arranged on the graph based on the measurement date and time associated with the measurement information of the number of steps and medium intensity activity time.

  Furthermore, in the graph display area 87, not only measurement information of the number of steps and medium intensity activity time but also target information of the measurement information is displayed together. Specifically, in the line graph shown in FIG. 10, 10000 [steps], which is the target number of steps per day, is displayed by a broken line, and “10000” is displayed on the vertical axis indicating the number of steps. Further, in the bar graph shown in FIG. 10, 20 [minutes] which is a target activity time of medium intensity at one day is displayed by a broken line, and “20” is displayed on the vertical axis.

  That is, in the graph display area 87, measurement information of the number of steps and medium-intensity activity time and target information of the measurement information are displayed together. In other words, the control unit 15 displays the target information of the measurement information on the display unit 17 together with the graph indicating the measurement information within the predetermined period. More specifically, the control unit 15 reads the measurement information of the activity amount corresponding to the patient name displayed in the patient information display area 73 from the hard disk drive 16c, and based on the measurement date and time, predetermined period (last 30 days in FIG. 10) In the graph shown in FIG. 10 (in the example shown in FIG. 10, a line graph of the number of steps and a bar graph of medium-intensity activity time), and the generated graph is displayed in the graph display area 87. indicate.

  Furthermore, in the measurement information of the number of steps displayed in the graph display area 87, an open circle is displayed on the line graph only on the date when the target number of steps is achieved. Note that the triangle broken line drawn in the graph display area 87 indicates that the measured value exceeds the maximum value of the scale (in FIG. 10, 20000 [steps]). In addition, the measurement information about medium-intensity activity time displayed in the graph display area 87 is the date when the target activity time is achieved, compared with the date when the target activity time is not achieved, It is highlighted by a dark bar graph. As described above, the control unit 15 sets target information on measurement information of the number of steps and medium intensity activity time, and measurement information of the number of steps and medium intensity activity time stored in the storage unit 16 such as the hard disk drive 16c. The measurement information that matches the target information is highlighted in the graph display area 87 based on 3) and.

  Also in the achievement level information display area 88 shown in FIG. 10, a target item display area 88A, an achievement level display area 88B, a basic information display area 88C, and a graphic display area 88D are provided as in the example shown in FIG. ing.

  In the target item display area 88A shown in FIG. 10, items set as target information (see FIG. 3) of the measurement information described above are displayed. In the example shown in FIG. 10, the daily number of steps and medium-intensity activity time are displayed as target items.

  The control unit 15 calculates the degree of achievement, which is a ratio of the actual value to the target value, and displays the degree of achievement in the achievement degree display area 88B. In the example shown in FIG. 10, the average value (actual value) of the measured values of the latest 30 days is 10123 [steps], while the step number target value of 1 day is 10000 [steps]. “101%” is displayed as.

  Moreover, in the example shown in FIG. 10, the target value of the medium intensity activity time of one day was 20 [minutes], whereas the average value (actual value) of the measured values of the latest 30 days is 18 [minutes] [90%] is displayed as the achievement level.

  Control part 15 displays basic information used as a basis of calculation of the degree of achievement mentioned above on basic information display field 88C. Further, the display format in the graphic display area 88D is the same as the example shown in FIG.

<Processing of Measurement Information of Blood Pressure Monitor 91>
For example, when the control unit 15 reads from the hard disk drive 16c the measurement information of the blood pressure monitor 91 stored in the folder corresponding to the patient name, the control unit 15 mentioned all the blood pressure measurement information associated with the measurement date It divides into some time zone division on 54 (refer FIG. 4). Then, the control unit 15 generates a blood pressure database in which the blood pressure value and the measurement date and time as measurement information are associated with the time zone division in the time zone division table 54, and this blood pressure database corresponds to the patient name of the hard disk drive 16c, for example. Store in the folder

  Furthermore, when the control unit 15 reads out, for example, the measurement information of the sphygmomanometer 91 stored in the folder corresponding to the patient name from the hard disk drive 16c, the measurement information of the sphygmomanometer 91 and the target information described above regarding the measurement information (see FIG. 3) The achievement degree information is calculated together with the blood pressure database described above, for example, in the folder corresponding to the patient name of the hard disk drive 16c.

  Thereafter, the control unit 15 displays a measurement information display screen 71 as shown in FIG. 9 and FIG. In the example shown in FIG. 9 and FIG. 10, although only two of the blood glucose button 86A and the activity button 86B are shown as the type selection button 86, a blood pressure button corresponding to the blood pressure is created. Measurement information, these target information, and achievement level information may be displayed. However, since the information to be displayed is the same as the blood sugar level and the activity amount described above, the description is omitted here.

  Further, although the blood glucose meter 90, the sphygmomanometer 91, and the walking intensity meter 94 have been exemplified as the measuring device 3 here, the same information processing is performed on the body composition meter 92 and the pulse oximeter 95 by the information management device 1, for example. It can be carried out.

  As described above, the information management device 1 includes the communication unit 19 as an acquisition unit for acquiring the measurement information of the measurement device 3, and the control unit 15 for causing the display unit 17 to display the measurement information and the target information related to the measurement information. The control unit 15 can display together with the measurement information and the target information, the achievement level information based on the measurement information and the target information. In other words, the patient can confirm the target information determined by the doctor according to the patient, together with the actual measurement information and the achievement level information, together with the doctor, so whether the patient is heading for improvement Easy to understand. Therefore, the patient can be motivated to carry out the action for improvement continuously.

  When it is judged that the medical staff such as the doctor needs the change of the target information based on the result of the above-mentioned achievement level information etc. confirmed by the information management device 1, the registered information display screen 35 (FIG. ) To re-set optimal target information for the patient. In such a case, the control unit 15 stores the reset target information and the achievement level information derived from the reset target information in the storage unit 16 and displays the same in the display format as in FIG. 9 and FIG. It can be displayed on the part 17.

<About the information management method by the information management device 1>
As described above, after acquiring the measurement information of the measurement device 3, the information management device 1 displays the measurement information, the target information on the measurement information, and the achievement level information on the display unit 17. This series of information management methods will be described in detail below.

  FIG. 17 is a flowchart showing the information management method of the information management device 1. As shown in FIG. 17, in this information management method, step S1 of acquiring measurement information of the measuring device 3 for measuring biological information or activity information of a living body, the acquired measurement information and the measurement stored in the storage unit 16 Based on the target information of the information, step S2 of generating a graph including the measurement information and the target information, and the achievement level information based on the acquired measurement information and the target information on the measurement information stored in the storage unit 16 And step S4 of displaying a graph including measurement information and target information, and achievement level information on the display unit 17 together.

  When the measuring device 3 is the blood glucose meter 90 or the sphygmomanometer 91, before the above-described step S2, the measurement information, the measurement date and time of the measurement information, and the time zone stored in the storage unit 16 of the information management device 1 Based on the division table 54, a database associated with the time band division on the time band division table 54 is generated, and the step of storing the database in the storage unit 16 is executed. Further, target information related to measurement information stored in the storage unit 16 and time zone division of the time zone division table 54 can be changed, and are changed in the storage unit 16 each time they are changed through the operation unit 18, In steps S2 and S3 described above, the latest target information and the time zone classification of the time zone classification table 54 are used.

  Further, in step S4 described above, when the degree of achievement derived in step S3 is in the achievement state (achievement degree 100%), additional information not displayed when the derived degree of achievement is not in the achievement state is further displayed on the display unit 17. It may be displayed. For example, the change of the fifth smile mark shown in FIGS. 9 and 10 corresponds to this additional information.

  Furthermore, in step S4 described above, the achievement degree derived in step S3 is greater than 0%, and the achievement degree threshold value at which a graphic is displayed (in the example shown in FIGS. 9 and 10, one smile mark is displayed) If it is less than the threshold of achievement level (20%), the minimum unit figure (one smile mark in the example shown in FIG. 9 and FIG. 10) is displayed regardless of the derived level It is also good.

<About other display screen>
So far, the case has been described where the summary note button 75E is selected in the display information selection menu bar 75 (see FIGS. 9 and 10) on the measurement information display screen 71 displaying the measurement information of the measuring device 3. The display screen when the trend button 75A, the 24H button 75B, the averaging button 75C, and the data note button 75D are selected from the display information selection menu bar 75 will be described below.

I. Trend Display Screen FIG. 11 shows a measurement information display screen 71 when the trend button 75A is selected in the display information selection menu bar 75. In the measurement information display area 76, measurement information and target information of the various measurement devices 3 in a predetermined period (which can be arbitrarily set between 30 and 90 days in FIG. 11) are displayed.

  Specifically, in the measurement information display area 76, a period information display area 120A indicating the measurement period of the displayed measurement information, a type selection button 120B capable of selecting the type of measurement information to be displayed, and the type selection button 120B. A graph display area 120C for displaying the measurement information selected by (the measurement information of the blood glucose meter 90, the sphygmomanometer 91 and the walking intensity meter 94 in FIG. 11) graphically with the measurement period as the horizontal axis, and the newly acquired measurement information A latest data button 120D is provided, which makes it possible to distinguish measurement information that has already been acquired before that.

  In the period information display area 120A, the start time of the graph to be displayed in the graph display area 120C is set via the operation unit 18 and the start time setting field 121 which can be set via the operation unit 18 and the end time of the graph. A possible end time setting field 122, and a period display area 123 for displaying a display period calculated by the control unit 15 based on the dates input to the start time setting field 121 and the end time setting field 122 by the operation unit 18; Is provided.

  The type selection button 120B is provided with a blood glucose button 124A, a blood pressure button 124B, an activity button 124C, and a weight button 124D, and one or more buttons can be selected via the operation unit 18. In FIG. 11, the blood glucose button 124A, the blood pressure button 124B and the activity button 124C are selected by the operation of the operation unit 18, and the control unit 15 causes the graph display area 120C to measure blood sugar level, activity amount, and blood pressure measurement information. I am displaying a graph.

  In the graph display area 120C, a graph of the blood sugar level graph area 125A in which the graph of the measurement information of the blood glucose meter 90 is displayed and the graph of the measurement information of the walking intensity meter 94 in the predetermined period displayed in the period information display area 120A. A displayed activity amount graph area 125B and a blood pressure graph area 125C on which a graph of blood pressure measurement information is displayed are provided.

  In the blood sugar level graph area 125A shown in FIG. 11, a scatter diagram is shown in which the predetermined period displayed in the period information display area 120A is taken along the horizontal axis and the blood sugar value is taken along the vertical axis. That is, the control unit 15 generates a scatter diagram as a graph based on the measurement information of the blood glucose level and the measurement date and time associated with the measurement information of the blood glucose level, and displays the scatter diagram in the blood glucose level graph area 125A.

  Also in the blood glucose level graph area 125A shown in FIG. 11, measurement information of blood glucose levels before and after meals and target information on the measurement information are displayed together as in the example shown in FIG. In other words, the control unit 15 displays the target information of the measurement information on the display unit 17 together with the graph indicating the measurement information within the predetermined period. Although the display format of the measurement information and the target information is the same as the example shown in FIG. 9, in the example shown in FIG. 11, even for the measured value not belonging to the target range, change the display form to the measured value belonging to the target range. Instead, they are displayed on the graph as a solid line. Note that the display format can be made different between the measurement value belonging to the target range and the measurement value not belonging to the target range.

  In the activity graph area 125B shown in FIG. 11, a horizontal axis represents the predetermined period displayed in the period information display area 120A, and a line graph with the number of steps as the vertical axis, and the predetermined period as the horizontal axis, the medium intensity activity time The bar graph on the vertical axis is integrated and displayed. That is, the control unit 15 generates a graph based on each measurement information of the number of steps and medium intensity activity time and the measurement date and time associated with the measurement information of the number of steps and medium intensity activity time, and the activity amount graph area 125B. Display on

  As in the example shown in FIG. 10, the measurement information of the number of steps and medium-intensity activity time as the amount of activity and the target information on the measurement information are also displayed in the activity amount graph area 125B shown in FIG. . In other words, the control unit 15 displays the target information of the measurement information on the display unit 17 together with the graph indicating the measurement information within the predetermined period. Although the display format of the measurement information and the target information is the same as the example shown in FIG. 10, in the example shown in FIG. 11, even for the measured value not belonging to the target range, changing the display value to the measured value belonging to the target range Instead, it is displayed on the graph without highlighting any one. Note that one of the colors may be highlighted by making the colors different.

  In the blood pressure graph area 125C shown in FIG. 11, a graph in which the predetermined period displayed in the period information display area 120A is taken along the horizontal axis and the blood pressure is taken along the vertical axis is displayed. That is, the control unit 15 generates a graph based on the blood pressure measurement information and the measurement date and time associated with the blood pressure measurement information, and displays the graph in the blood pressure graph area 125C.

  The graph of blood pressure shown in FIG. 11 includes a rod-shaped morning blood pressure element 126A indicating the highest and lowest morning blood pressure at each measurement date and time, and a rod-like night blood pressure indicating the highest and lowest blood pressure at night Element 126B is displayed. In the morning blood pressure component 126A and the night blood pressure component 126B, the upper end indicates the highest blood pressure value and the lower end indicates the lowest blood pressure value. The morning blood pressure component 126A and the night blood pressure component 126B can be easily distinguished by making the colors different.

  Further, not only blood pressure measurement information but also target information of the measurement information is displayed in the blood pressure graph area 125C. Specifically, in the blood pressure graph shown in FIG. 11, 135 [mmHg] indicating the upper limit threshold which is the target of the systolic blood pressure is indicated by a broken line, and "135" is displayed on the vertical axis. Furthermore, in the blood pressure graph shown in FIG. 11, 85 [mmHg] indicating the upper limit threshold which is the target of diastolic blood pressure is indicated by a broken line, and “85” is displayed on the vertical axis. That is, in the example shown in FIG. 11, it is a target value that the upper ends of the morning blood pressure component 126A and the night blood pressure component 126B are smaller than 135 [mmHg] and smaller than the lower end of 85 [mmHg].

  As described above, in the blood pressure graph area 125C shown in FIG. 11 as well as the blood sugar level graph area 125A and the activity amount graph area 125B, the blood pressure measurement information and the target information related to the measurement information are displayed together. In other words, the control unit 15 displays the target information of the measurement information on the display unit 17 together with the graph indicating the measurement information within the predetermined period.

  Note that, in the example shown in FIG. 11, one measurement information on the scatter diagram of the blood sugar level graph area 125A indicates a state where it is selected through the operation of the operation unit 18. For example, when the cursor displayed on the display unit 17 is moved by operating the mouse as the operation unit 18 and adjusted to the measurement information on the scatter chart (first operation), the control unit 15 as shown in FIG. Pop-up 127 is displayed. Furthermore, in this state, by performing another operation (for example, a second operation such as a click operation) by the operation unit 18, the control unit 15 causes the pop-up 127 shown in FIG. The pop-up 127 is maintained on the display unit 17 so as to keep it displayed so as not to disappear. Note that, in the example shown in FIG. 11, a state where the pop-up 127 is displayed by the same operation is also shown for the activity amount graph area 125B and the blood pressure graph area 125C.

  The latest data button 120D is a button for making it possible to identify whether measurement information that can be checked on the screen is newly obtained from the measuring device 3 this time and is the measurement information that is displayed for the first time in the graph display area 120C. Specifically, in the example shown in FIG. 11, the background in the range of “Nov. 17 to Dec. 16” in the blood glucose level graph area 125 A and the blood pressure graph area 125 C is colored in a color different from the other parts. There is. That is, in the example shown in FIG. 11, the measurement information displayed in the range of "Nov. 17 to Dec. 16" in the blood glucose level graph area 125A and the blood pressure graph area 125C has already been acquired from the measuring device 3 in the past. Indicates that it is measurement information. In other words, in the example illustrated in FIG. 11, when the latest data button 120D is selected by the operation of the operation unit 18, the control unit 15 displays a portion indicating measurement information already acquired in the past in the graph display area 120C. The display format is changed in such a manner as to be distinguishable from the portion indicating measurement information newly acquired this time. Furthermore, the control unit 15 determines whether the measurement information is displayed for the first time in the graph display area 120C, for example, in the history information stored in the storage unit 16 when the graph display area 120C is displayed last time. Based on the judgment, the display format is changed so that the measurement information to be displayed for the first time this time and the measurement information displayed before the previous time can be identified.

  In the example shown in FIG. 11, there are a blood glucose button 124A, a blood pressure button 124B, an activity button 124C and a weight button 124D as the type selection button 120B, and these measurement information and target information can be confirmed by a graph etc. Alternatively, the measurement information and the target information of the thermometer 93 and the pulse oximeter 95 may be confirmed.

II. 24H Display Screen FIG. 12 shows the measurement information display screen 71 when the 24H button 75B is selected in the display information selection menu bar 75. In the measurement information display area 76, measurement information by time zone in a predetermined period (one day, 7 days, 30 days, 90 days, 180 days or 360 days can be arbitrarily set in FIG. 12) is displayed. That is, the control unit 15 displays the measurement information of the measurement device 3 in a predetermined period on the display unit 17 for each time zone within 24 hours from 0:00 to 24:00 based on the measurement time.

  Specifically, in the measurement information display area 76, a period information display area 128A indicating the measurement period of the displayed measurement information, a type selection button 128B capable of selecting the type of measurement information to be displayed, and the type selection button 128B. The graph display area 128C displays the measurement information selected by the graph with the horizontal axis representing the 24 hours from 0:00 to 24:00, and measurement information that displays the average value per unit time, standard deviation, number of measurements, etc. A detail display area 128D and a latest data button 128E that enables identification of newly acquired measurement information and previously acquired measurement information are provided.

  In the period information display area 128A, the start time of the graph to be displayed in the graph display area 128C is set via the operation unit 18 and the start time setting column 129 which can be set via the operation unit 18 and the end time of the graph. A possible end time setting field 130, and a period display area 131 for displaying the display period calculated by the control unit 15 based on the dates input to the start time setting field 129 and the end time setting field 130 by the operation unit 18; Is provided.

  Although only the blood glucose button 132A is provided in the type selection button 128B shown in FIG. 12, it is also possible to display measurement information by time zone of another measuring device 3 such as a blood pressure button or an activity button. it can. Therefore, when any button of the type selection button 128B (only the blood glucose button 132A in the example shown in FIG. 12) is selected by the operation of the operation unit 18, the control unit 15 displays the graph display area 128C and the measurement information detail display In the area 128D, measurement information by time zone is displayed. Hereinafter, an example will be described with regard to the display of the measurement information of the blood sugar level according to the time zone shown in FIG.

  The control unit 15 extracts the blood glucose level from the start date to the end date displayed in the start time setting field 129 and the end time setting field 130 based on the measurement date and time from the blood glucose database read from the hard disk drive 16c. The scatter plot is generated by plotting by band, and the generated scatter plot is displayed in the graph display area 128C.

  In addition, the control unit 15 uses the blood glucose database read out from the hard disk drive 16 c to set the blood glucose level from the start date to the end date displayed in the start time setting field 129 and the end time setting field 130 for one hour The mean value of pre-meal blood glucose levels extracted every hour, the standard deviation of the pre-meal blood glucose levels, the mean value of the post-meal blood glucose levels, the standard deviation of the post-meal blood glucose levels, the number of measurements, and the number of hypoglycemias are calculated Display in the measurement information detail display area 128D. In FIG. 12, the numerical values displayed in the measurement information detail display area 128D are omitted. Further, in the measurement information detail display area 128D of FIG. 12, the standard deviation is expressed as "SD" (abbreviation of Standard Deviation).

  The latest data button 128E is the same as the latest data button 120D shown in FIG.

  In the graph display area 128C shown in FIG. 12 as well, as in the example shown in FIG. 9 and FIG. 11, measurement information on blood glucose levels before and after meals and target information on the measurement information are displayed together. In other words, the control unit 15 displays the target information of the measurement information on the display unit 17 together with the graph indicating the measurement information within the predetermined period by time zone. The display format of the target information is the same as the example shown in FIG. 9 and FIG.

III. Average Display Screen FIG. 13 shows a measurement information display screen 71 when the average button 75C is selected in the display information selection menu bar 75. In the measurement information display area 76, an average value of the measurement information in a predetermined period is displayed.

  In the measurement information display area 76, a period information display area 133A indicating the measurement period of the displayed measurement information, a type selection button 133B capable of selecting the type of measurement information to be displayed, and the type selection button 133B A unit period selection button 133C capable of selecting a unit period for calculating an average value of measurement information, a graph display area 133D for displaying a graph of the average value of measurement information by unit period, an average value per unit period, standard deviation, Measurement information detail display area 133E for displaying the number of times of measurement, etc., time zone selection box 133F for selecting the time zone division of measurement information to be displayed in graph display area 133D, measurement information newly acquired and already acquired before that And a latest data button 133G for making it possible to distinguish between the measurement information already obtained and the measurement information. Although the time zone selection box 133F is displayed in the case of the blood glucose meter 90 and the sphygmomanometer 91 whose measurement information is sorted based on the time zone sorting table 54 (see FIG. 4), the time zone sorting table 54 It is not displayed in the case of measurement information of the non-based measurement device 3.

  In the period information display area 133A, the start time of the graph to be displayed in the graph display area 133D is set via the operation unit 18 and the start time setting column 134 which can be set via the operation unit 18 and the end time of the graph. A possible end time setting field 135, and a period display area 136 for displaying a display period calculated by the control unit 15 based on the dates input to the start time setting field 134 and the end time setting field 135 by the operation unit 18; Is provided.

  A blood glucose button 137A and a blood pressure button 137B are provided in the type selection button 133B shown in FIG. Therefore, when any button of the type selection button 133B (blood sugar button 137A in the example shown in FIG. 13) is selected by the operation of the operation unit 18, the control unit 15 displays the graph display area 133D and the measurement information detail display area The measurement information is displayed on 133E. Hereinafter, an example shown in FIG. 13 in which the blood glucose button 137A is selected will be described.

  The unit period selection button 133C is provided with a month button 138A, a week button 138B, a day button 138C, and a time zone button 138D, and any one of the buttons can be selected through the operation of the operation unit 18. The control unit 15 changes the display of the period display area 136 of the period information display area 133A described above according to the button selected by the unit period selection button 133C. Specifically, when the month button 138A is selected by the unit period selection button 133C, the display format of the period display area 136 is set as "month", and when the week button 138B is selected by the unit period selection button 133C, the period display The display format of the area 136 is "week".

  The time zone selection box 133F includes an all box 139A capable of selecting all time zones, a midnight box 139B capable of selecting midnight, an morning box 139C capable of selecting morning, and a day box 139D capable of selecting daytime. An evening box 139E capable of selecting the evening and a bedtime box 139F enabling selection before bedtime are provided.

  The control unit 15 measures blood sugar level measurement information of the time zone displayed in the period information display area 133A and checked in the time zone selection box 133F (in FIG. 13, all the boxes 139A are selected). Are extracted from the blood glucose database for each unit period selected by the unit period selection button 133C based on the measurement date and time.

  In the case of the measurement information of the blood glucose meter 90, the measurement information classified as "midnight" of the time zone division table 54 in the blood glucose database stored in the hard disk drive 16c is selected by selecting the midnight box 139B. It is extractable. Further, the measurement information classified into “before breakfast” and “after breakfast” of the time slot table 54 in the blood sugar database can be extracted by selecting the morning box 139C. Furthermore, the measurement information classified into “before lunch” and “after lunch” of the time slot table 54 in the blood sugar database can be extracted by selecting the lunch box 139D, “before dinner” and “after dinner” Measurement information classified as “can be extracted by selecting the evening box 139E. Furthermore, the measurement information classified into “before bedtime” of the time zone classification table 54 in the blood sugar database can be extracted by selecting the before bed box 139F.

  The control unit 15 measures blood sugar level measurement information of the time zone classification (all boxes 139A are selected in FIG. 13) which are checked in the time zone selection box 133F in the period displayed in the period information display area 133A. Based on the measurement date and time, the blood glucose database is extracted for each unit period selected in the unit period selection button 133C (the week button 138B is selected in FIG. 13), and the average value of measurement information for each unit period is calculated. Then, a graph showing the average value for each unit period is generated and displayed in the graph display area 133D.

  Furthermore, the control unit 15 calculates an average value, a standard deviation, a maximum value, a minimum value, the number of measurements, and the number of hypoglycemias for each unit period, and displays the result in the measurement information detail display area 133E. Further, in the example shown in FIG. 13, in addition to the measurement information of the blood glucose level, the measurement information of the number of steps of the walking intensity meter 94 for each unit period and the measurement information of the weight of the body composition meter 92 It is displayed along with 133E. The detailed measurement information display area 133E shown in FIG. 13 is drawn with specific numerical values omitted. Further, in the measurement information detail display area 133E of FIG. 13, the standard deviation is described as "SD" (abbreviation of Standard Deviation).

  In the graph display area 133D shown in FIG. 13, the average line graph 140A of the preprandial blood glucose level formed by connecting points representing the average value of the preprandial blood glucose level for each unit period and the postprandial blood glucose level for each unit period An average line graph 140B of postprandial blood glucose levels formed by connecting points representing average values is displayed. In addition, the line extended above and below the point showing the average value in each unit period has shown the standard deviation in each unit period.

  The latest data button 133G is the same as the latest data button 120D shown in FIG.

  In the graph display area 133D shown in FIG. 13 as well as in the examples shown in FIG. 9 and FIG. 11 etc., average values etc., which are measurement information of blood glucose levels before and after meals, and target information of blood glucose levels before and after meals And are displayed together. In other words, the control unit 15 displays the target information of the measurement information on the display unit 17 together with the graph indicating the average value of the measurement information for each unit period. The display format of the target information is the same as the example shown in FIG. 9 or 11 or the like.

  Further, FIG. 14 shows a state in which the time zone button 138D of the unit period selection button 133C is selected. When one of the month button 138A, the week button 138B, and the day button 138C is selected, a line graph showing the average value of pre-meal blood glucose level for each unit period and the unit time of the post-meal blood glucose value as in FIG. Although two graphs are displayed with a line graph indicating the average value for each time, when the time zone button 138D is selected, both are collectively displayed in one graph. That is, the control unit 15 changes the graph format to be displayed according to the selection result of the unit period selection button 133C. When the time zone button 138D of the unit period selection button 133C is selected and the screen of FIG. 14 is displayed, the display of the time zone selection box 133F shown in FIG. It will not be done.

  In the graph display area 133D shown in FIG. 14, the divisions on the time zone division table 54 are displayed as unit periods. That is, control unit 15 causes display area 133D to display a graph indicating the average value of each section on time zone section table 54 during the period displayed in period information display area 133A.

  In the example shown in FIG. 14 as well, as in the example shown in FIG. 13 etc., the average value of the measurement information of blood glucose levels before and after meals and the target information of blood glucose levels before and after meals are displayed together ing. In other words, the control unit 15 displays the target information of the measurement information on the display unit 17 together with the graph indicating the average value of the measurement information for each unit period.

  Here, in the example illustrated in FIG. 14, the target range of the blood glucose level before eating is 80 [mg / dL] or more and less than 130 [mg / dL] by changing the background to a color different from the other portions. It is emphasized that the target range of postprandial blood glucose level is more than 80 [mg / dL] and less than 180 [mg / dL] as well as the target range of preprandial blood glucose level with other parts and background It is emphasized by making it a different color. That is, the control unit 15 changes the display format of the target information related to the measurement information according to the selection result of the unit period selection button 133C.

  The other points are the same as the example shown in FIG. 13 described above, and thus the description thereof is omitted here.

  FIG. 15 shows a display screen when the blood pressure button 137B of the type selection button 133B shown in FIG. 13 is selected. Hereinafter, an example shown in FIG. 15 in which the blood pressure button 137B is selected will be described.

  The period information display area 133A is the same as the example shown in FIG. Although only the month button 138A is provided in the unit period selection button 133C shown in FIG. 15, it is also possible to provide a week button 138B, a day button 138C, and a time zone button 138D as shown in FIG. In FIG. 15, the month button 138A is selected by the operation of the operation unit 18.

  The control unit 15 measures blood pressure measurement information for each month as a unit period based on the blood pressure measurement date and time in the period displayed in the period information display area 133A (one year in the example shown in FIG. 15). The mean value of measurement information of systolic and diastolic blood pressure every month, and the standard deviation of systolic blood pressure and diastolic blood pressure every month are calculated. A graph showing the standard deviation of hypertension and the standard deviation of diastolic blood pressure is generated and displayed in the graph display area 133D. In addition, based on the time zone division table 54 (see FIG. 4), the control unit 15 calculates the average systolic blood pressure of the morning blood pressure, the mean diastolic blood pressure, the standard deviation of the systolic blood pressure and the standard deviation of the diastolic blood pressure, Calculate monthly average blood pressure of night blood pressure every month, average diastolic blood pressure, standard deviation of systolic blood pressure, and standard deviation of diastolic blood pressure, generate a graph that combines these into one, and display it in the graph display area 133D indicate.

  The graph display area 133D shown in FIG. 15 displays, for each of the morning blood pressure and the night blood pressure, the average systolic blood pressure and the average diastolic blood pressure for each month. In addition, the morning blood pressure said here means the time zone division "morning blood pressure" on the time zone division table 54, and the night blood pressure means the time zone division "night blood pressure" on the time zone division table 54 ing. Therefore, in the period displayed in period information display area 133A (one year in the example shown in FIG. 15), control unit 15 measures blood pressure measurement information for each month as a unit period based on the blood pressure measurement date and time. The "morning blood pressure" and the "night blood pressure" are divided based on the time zone division on the time zone division table 54 which is extracted from the blood pressure database and associated with the measurement information.

  Here, in the morning blood pressure component 141A showing the average systolic blood pressure and the average diastolic blood pressure of the morning blood pressure, the upper end shows the average systolic blood pressure for one month, and the lower end shows the average diastolic blood pressure for one month. In addition, in the night blood pressure element 141B showing the average systolic blood pressure of the night blood pressure and the average diastolic blood pressure, the upper end shows the average systolic blood pressure for one month, and the lower end shows the average diastolic blood pressure for one month.

  Furthermore, the upper rod element 142A extending up and down centering on the upper end of the morning blood pressure element 141A shows the standard deviation of the highest blood pressure for one month of morning blood pressure, and is up and down centering on the lower end of the morning blood pressure element 141A. The extending lower rod element 142B shows the standard deviation of the diastolic blood pressure for one month of morning blood pressure.

  Also, the upper rod element 143A extending up and down centering on the upper end of the night blood pressure element 141B shows the standard deviation of the highest blood pressure for one month of the night blood pressure, and is up and down centering on the lower end of the night blood pressure element 141B. The extending lower rod element 143B shows the standard deviation of the lowest blood pressure for one month of the night blood pressure.

  Furthermore, in the graph display area 133D, the average systolic blood pressure for one month is connected to the average systolic blood pressure of another adjacent month. Similarly, in the graph display area 133D, the average diastolic pressure for one month is connected to the average diastolic blood pressure of another adjacent month by a line. This makes it possible to easily grasp changes in the mean systolic blood pressure and the mean diastolic blood pressure for one month.

  Furthermore, the control unit 15 sets the target value of systolic blood pressure (less than 135 [mmHg] in FIG. 15) and the target value of diastolic blood pressure (less than 85 [mmHg] in FIG. 15) with the average value of blood pressure as measurement information. Display together. Specifically, the above-mentioned thresholds "135" and "85" are displayed on the vertical axis indicating blood pressure in the graph display area 133D, and it is easy to determine whether the average value of the measurement information is higher or lower than these thresholds As can be determined, these threshold blood pressures are indicated by dashed lines in the graph.

  Furthermore, the control unit 15 calculates the average systolic blood pressure, the average diastolic blood pressure, the standard deviation of the systolic blood pressure, the standard deviation of the diastolic blood pressure, and the number of measurements every month and displays them in the measurement information detail display area 133E. Further, in the example shown in FIG. 15, as in the example shown in FIG. 13, in addition to the measurement information of blood pressure, measurement information of the number of steps of walking intensity meter 94 per month as a unit period and weight of body composition meter 92 And measurement information are displayed together with the measurement information detail display area 133E. The detailed measurement information display area 133E shown in FIG. 15 is drawn with a specific numerical value omitted. Further, “SD” in the measurement information detail display area 133E of FIG. 15 means a standard deviation.

IV. Data Note Display Screen FIG. 16 shows the measurement information display screen 71 when the data note button 75 D is selected in the display information selection menu bar 75. In the measurement information display area 76, all information of measurement information in a predetermined period is displayed in a list.

  In the measurement information display area 76, a period information display area 144A indicating a measurement period of the displayed measurement information, a type selection button 144B capable of selecting the type of measurement information to be displayed, and a period information display area 144A displayed. In a predetermined period, a measurement information list display area 144C displaying a list of measurement information selected by the type selection button 144B, and highlighting measurement information not satisfying the target value in the measurement information list display area 144C And an up-to-date data button 144E that makes it possible to distinguish between newly acquired measurement information and previously acquired measurement information.

  In the measurement information list display area 144C, the measurement information can be newly inserted, changed, or deleted by the operation of the operation unit 18. That is, when a predetermined item of the measurement information list display area 144C is selected by the operation of the operation unit 18, the control unit 15 first causes the display unit 17 to display the window 145 which allows the operation unit 18 to change measurement information. Display on When the measurement information is changed in the window 145 by the operation of the operation unit 18, the control unit 15 stores the changed information in the storage unit 16 such as the hard disk drive 16c.

  Note that FIG. 16 shows two different screens for the convenience of description. Specifically, on the left side of FIG. 16, the blood glucose button 146A in the type selection button 144B is selected, and the measurement information of all the blood glucose meters 90 in the predetermined period (28 days in FIG. 16) displayed in the period information display area 144A is Show the displayed screen. Further, on the right side of FIG. 16, the activity button 146B of the type selection button 144B is selected, and the measurement information of all the walking intensity meters 94 in the predetermined period (28 days in FIG. 16) displayed in the period information display area 144A is displayed. Shows the screen that was

  In addition, when the emphasis out of target range button 144D is selected by the operation of the operation unit 18, the control unit 15 searches for measurement information that does not match the target information among the measurement information displayed in the measurement information list display area 144C. And control to change the background color based on the search result. This makes it possible to highlight and display measurement information that does not satisfy the target information. The latest data button 144E is the same as the latest data button 120D shown in FIG. 11, and thus the description thereof is omitted here.

  Note that the information management apparatus and the information management method according to the present invention are not limited to the configurations of the above-described embodiments, and are realized by various configurations without departing from the contents described in the claims. It is possible. For example, although the information management apparatus 1 described above includes the storage unit 16, the patient database, the measurement apparatus database, the target information, the information management program, and the like are stored in the storage unit 16; These pieces of information may be stored in a storage device such as a server, and may be obtained and used by communicating with the storage device through the communication unit of the information management apparatus. Moreover, although the information management apparatus 1 mentioned above is provided with the display part 17 and displays measurement information, target information, and achievement level information on this display part 17, for example, via the communication part of an information management apparatus, Information to be displayed may be transmitted to a display device other than the information management device, and the measurement information, the target information, and the achievement level information may be displayed on the display device.

  Furthermore, in the information management device 1 described above, the communication unit 19 is connected to the external connection interface 20, and uses a reader / writer device as a communication device capable of near field communication with the measuring device 3 and the information storage device 4. However, the present invention is not limited to this, and the information management device itself may have a communication unit capable of communicating with the measurement device 3 and the information storage device 4.

  Moreover, in order to function as the above-described information management apparatus 1, a computer can be suitably used, and such a computer is an information management program in which processing contents for realizing each function of the information management apparatus 1 are described. This can be realized by storing the information management program in the storage unit 16 of the above and reading and executing this information management program by the control unit 15 of the computer. That is, the information management program acquires the computer, acquisition means for acquiring measurement information of the measurement apparatus for measuring biological information or activity information of a living body, derivation means for deriving achievement information based on the measurement information and target information related to the measurement information , And measurement information, target information, and achievement level information together to be displayed on the display unit.

  Further, in addition to the acquisition means, the derivation means, and the display means described above, the computer may be an information management program that functions as a graph generation means for generating a graph from the measurement information of the measurement apparatus and the target information. Furthermore, the computer may be an information management program that functions as storage means for storing the acquired measurement information, target information, achievement level information, and the like in a storage unit. Furthermore, the computer may be an information management program that functions as a transmission unit that transmits storage instruction information to a storage device in order to store the acquired measurement information, target information, achievement level information, and the like in an external storage device. In addition, it may be an information management program that causes the computer to function as a transmission unit that transmits display instruction information to an external display device in order to display the acquired measurement information, target information, achievement level information, etc. on an external display device. .

  Note that these information management programs can be recorded on a computer readable recording medium. It is also possible to provide this information management program to a computer through a network.

  The present invention relates to an information management apparatus, an information management method, and an information management program.

1: Information management device 2: Printer 3: Measurement device 4: Information storage device 5: Measurement unit of measurement device 6: Storage unit of measurement device 7: Communication unit 8 of measurement device: Display unit 9 of measurement device: Of measurement device Control unit 10: Communication unit 11 of information storage device: Storage unit 12 of information storage device: Display unit 13 of information storage device: Control unit 14 of information storage device: Clock unit 15 of information storage device: Control unit of information management device 16: storage unit 16a of information management apparatus: ROM
16b: RAM
16c: hard disk drive 17: display unit 18 of information management apparatus: operation unit 19 of information management apparatus: communication unit (acquisition unit) of information management apparatus
20: external connection interface 21 of information management device: clock unit 30 of information management device: patient information display area 31: registration information deletion button 32: menu bar 33: registration information display area 34: end button 35: registration information display screen 36 : Blood glucose target value display area 37: Frequency target value column 38: Pre-meal blood glucose target value column 39: Postprandial blood glucose target value column 40: Target value type selection column 41: Activity amount target value display area 42: Step number target value column 43: Activity Intensity level selection column 44: Activity time target value column 45: Reference display column 46: Target value type selection column 47: Blood pressure target value display area 48: Maximum blood pressure target value column 49: Minimum blood pressure target value column 50: Target value type selection Column 51: Weight target value display area 52: Weight target value column 53: Target value type selection column 54: Time zone classification table 55: Holiday setting selection box 56: Target value type selection column 57, 6 : Save button 58: Measurement device list 59: QC history display button 60: Registration deletion button 61: Operation instruction display area 63: Device list 64: Detailed information display area 65: Device setting button 66: Loan / cancel button 67: Print button 68: registration deletion button 70: setting transmission button 71: measurement information display screen 72: basic menu bar 73: patient information display area 74: end button 75: display information selection menu bar 75A: trend button 75B: 24H button 75C: average button 75D: data note button 75 E: summary note button 76: measurement information display area 77: registration information button 78: target value edit button 79: patient button 80: device button 81: server button 82: NFC start button 83: logout button 84: Print button 85: Period information display area 86: Type Selection button 86A: blood glucose button 86B: activity button 87: graph display area 88: achievement level information display area 88A: goal item display area 88B: achievement level display area 88C: basic information display area 88D: figure display area 89: device management screen 90: blood glucose meter 91: blood pressure meter 92: body composition meter 93: thermometer 94: walking intensity meter 95: pulse oximeter 96: display device type selection column 97: individual device detail screen 98: operation instruction screen 99: device setting change screen 100: information management system 120A, 128A, 133A, 144A: period information display area 120B, 128B, 133B, 144B: type selection button 120C, 128C, 133D: graph display area 120D, 128E, 133G, 144E: latest data button 121, 129, 134: start time setting fields 122, 130, 135 : End time setting column 123, 131, 136: Period display area 124A: blood glucose button 124 B: blood pressure button 124 C: activity button 124 D: weight button 125 A: blood glucose level graph area 125 B: activity amount graph area 125 C: blood pressure graph area 126 A: morning Blood pressure element 126B: Night blood pressure element 127: Pop-up 128D, 133E: Measurement information detail display area 132A: Blood glucose button 133C: Unit period selection button 133F: Time zone selection box 137A, 137B, 138A to 138D: Various buttons 139A to 139F: Various Box 140A: average line graph of preprandial blood glucose level 140B: average line graph of postprandial blood glucose level 141A: morning blood pressure element 141B: night blood pressure element 142A, 143A: upper bar element 142B, 143B: lower bar element 144C: measurement information table Region 144D: target range enhancement button 145: window 146A: blood glucose button 146B: Activity button 150: operation of the measuring apparatus 151: clock unit of the measuring device

Claims (5)

An information management apparatus capable of managing measurement information of a measurement apparatus that measures biological information or activity information of a living body, comprising:
An acquisition unit that acquires the measurement information;
A control unit that causes the display unit to display the measurement information and target information related to the measurement information;
The control unit can display together with the measurement information and the target information, achievement level information based on the measurement information and the target information, and the achievement level information is a figure whose number changes according to the achievement level An information management apparatus that displays one figure if the achievement level is less than a threshold for displaying the figure but is higher than 0% . The information management apparatus according to claim 1 , wherein the control unit changes the figure when the measurement information is in the achieved state. The control unit, and displaying the target information together with the graph showing the measurement information within the predetermined time period, the information management apparatus according to claim 1 or 2. Acquiring measurement information of a measurement device that measures biological information or activity information of a living body;
Deriving achievement information based on the measurement information and target information related to the measurement information;
The measurement information, see contains the steps of: displaying the target information, and the display unit together the achievement information,
The achievement level information includes a figure whose number changes according to the achievement level, and if the achievement level is higher than 0% even if it is less than a threshold for displaying the figure, the figure is displayed on the display unit 1 Method for displaying information. Computer,
Acquisition means for acquiring measurement information of a measurement device for measuring biological information or activity information of a living body,
Function as derivation means for deriving achievement level information based on the measurement information and target information related to the measurement information, and display means for displaying the measurement information, the target information, and the achievement level information together on a display unit ,
The achievement level information includes a figure whose number changes according to the achievement level, and if the achievement level is higher than 0% even if it is less than a threshold for displaying the figure, the figure is displayed on the display unit 1 Management program to display one .

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