Computer readable recording medium, excretion information recording method, and computer

Abstract

An excretion information recording program, characterized in that it causes a computer to execute the following processing: a first acceptance processing, which accepts a first moment when a care recipient puts on an absorbent article; a second acceptance processing, which accepts a second moment when excrement leaks out of the absorbent article put on by the care recipient at the first moment; and a first display processing, which displays a first message on a screen for preventing excrement from leaking out of the absorbent article based on the first moment and the second moment.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] The present invention relates to an excretion information recording program, an excretion information recording method and a computer for excretion information recording. Background Art

[0002] In a nursing institution or the like, generally, a caregiver changes the diaper of the care receiver at a time interval determined by the nursing institution (for example, refer to Patent Document 1).

[0003] Prior art literature

[0004] Patent Literature

[0005] Patent Document 1: Japanese Patent Application No. 2017-39587 Summary of the invention

[0006] Problem that the invention aims to solve

[0007] In addition, sometimes, even if the caregiver changes the diaper of the person being cared for at a prescribed interval, excrement may leak out of the absorbent pad or diaper when the diaper is changed. In order to prevent such excrement from leaking out, for example, shortening the diaper changing interval can be considered, but this will increase the burden on the caregiver. In addition, in the case of improper use of the absorbent pad or diaper, excrement may leak out of the diaper, so there are cases where even shortening the diaper changing interval will not be effective. Therefore, it is very difficult to prevent excrement from leaking out of the diaper worn by the person being cared for.

[0008] The present invention has been made in view of the above-mentioned conventional problems, and an object of the present invention is to provide an excretion information recording program, an excretion information recording method, and an excretion information recording computer.

[0009] Solutions for solving problems

[0010] The main invention for achieving the above-mentioned purpose is an excretion information recording program, characterized in that it causes a computer to execute the following processing: a first acceptance processing, which accepts a first moment when a care recipient puts on an absorbent article; a second acceptance processing, which accepts a second moment when excrement leaks out of the absorbent article put on by the care recipient at the first moment; and a first display processing, which displays a first message on the screen for preventing excrement from leaking out of the absorbent article based on the first moment and the second moment.

[0011] Effects of the Invention

[0012] According to the present invention, it is possible to prevent excrement from leaking out from an absorbent pad or a diaper worn by a care receiver. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

[0013] Figure 1 It is a diagram for explaining the terminal 10 .

[0014] Figure 2 This is a flowchart showing an example of processing when the excretion information recording program is executed.

[0015] Figure 3 1 is a diagram for explaining the diaper wearing time input screen 70 .

[0016] Figure 4 This is a flowchart showing an example of the leak prevention advice display process.

[0017] Figure 5 It is a diagram for explaining the leakage discovery time input screen 71.

[0018] Figure 6 This is a flowchart showing an example of size confirmation processing.

[0019] Figure 7 It is a figure for demonstrating the size confirmation screen 72.

[0020] Figure 8 This is a flowchart showing an example of the usage confirmation process.

[0021] Fig. 9 It is a diagram for explaining the usage confirmation screen 73 .

[0022] Fig.10 This is a diagram showing a message prompting users to take photos of diapers.

[0023] Fig.11 This is a flowchart showing an example of leakage prevention method determination processing.

[0024] Fig.12 It is a diagram for explaining the suggestion screen 75 .

[0025] Fig.13 It is a diagram for explaining the absorption amount confirmation screen 76 .

[0026] Fig.14 This is a diagram for explaining the suggestion screen 77 .

[0027] Fig.15 2 is a diagram for explaining the advice screen 80 .

[0028] Fig.16 This is a flowchart showing an example of record confirmation processing.

[0029] Fig.17 This is a diagram for explaining the record confirmation screen 81.

[0030] Fig.18 This is a diagram for explaining the record information 300 . DETAILED DESCRIPTION

[0031] At least the following matters are clarified through the description of this specification and the drawings.

[0032] An excretion information recording program, characterized in that it causes a computer to execute the following processing: a first acceptance processing, which accepts a first moment when a care recipient puts on an absorbent article; a second acceptance processing, which accepts a second moment when excrement leaks out of the absorbent article put on by the care recipient at the first moment; and a first display processing, which displays a first message on a screen for preventing excrement from leaking out of the absorbent article based on the first moment and the second moment.

[0033] According to such a program, the caregiver can take measures according to the leakage prevention message, thereby preventing the excrement from leaking to the outside from the absorbent pad or diaper worn by the care receiver.

[0034] It is expected that the program causes the computer to perform a determination process, in which it is determined whether the difference between the second moment and the first moment is within a specified time, and when the difference is within the specified time, in the first display process, the first message containing information on increasing the absorption amount of the absorbent article is displayed on the screen.

[0035] According to such a procedure, the caregiver can prevent leakage by increasing the absorption capacity of diapers and absorbent pads.

[0036] It is expected that the program causes the computer to perform a determination process, in which it is determined whether the difference between the second moment and the first moment is within a specified time, and in the first display process, when the difference is longer than the specified time, the first message containing information that makes the replacement interval of the absorbent article of the cared person shorter than the specified time is displayed on the screen.

[0037] According to such a procedure, the caregiver can shorten the interval for changing the caregiver's diaper, so the caregiver can more reliably prevent excrement from leaking from the diaper or the like of the care receiver.

[0038] It is expected that the program causes the computer to perform a determination process, in which it is determined whether the difference between the second moment and the first moment is within a specified time, and in the first display process, when the difference is longer than the specified time, the first message including information that the moment when the care receiver puts on the absorbent article will be changed from the first moment is displayed on the screen.

[0039] According to such a program, the caregiver can change the time when the care recipient wears the diaper. Thus, even if the time of the diaper replacement interval is not changed, the number of times the care recipient excretes during the replacement interval can be reduced, thereby reducing the possibility of leakage.

[0040] It is expected that the program causes the computer to execute a third acceptance process, in which information indicating whether the absorption amount of the absorbent article can be increased is accepted, and when the difference is within the specified time, when the information indicating that the absorption amount of the absorbent article can be increased is accepted, the first message including the information on increasing the absorption amount of the absorbent article is displayed on the screen in the first display process, and when the information indicating that the absorption amount of the absorbent article cannot be increased is accepted, the first message including the information on making the replacement time of the absorbent article of the care recipient shorter than the specified time is displayed on the screen in the first display process.

[0041] According to such a program, when the absorption amount of the diaper or the like can be increased, a message to increase the absorption amount is displayed. Therefore, the caregiver can take effective measures before shortening the replacement interval, which is a heavy burden on the caregiver.

[0042] Desirably, in the program, the first message further includes information prompting the care receiver to measure a urine volume within the prescribed time.

[0043] According to such a program, the caregiver can measure the urine volume of the care receiver and understand the urine volume. Therefore, the caregiver can understand the best diaper or absorbent pad for the care receiver and the best diaper changing interval.

[0044] It is expected that in the program, after accepting the second moment, the computer is caused to execute a second display process, in which a second message is displayed on the screen for confirming whether the size of the absorbent article worn by the care recipient is suitable for the care recipient.

[0045] According to such a procedure, the caregiver can confirm whether the care receiver is wearing a diaper of an appropriate size, and thus leakage can be prevented more reliably.

[0046] It is desirable that, in the program, after receiving the second moment, the computer is caused to execute a third display process, in which a third message for confirming whether the method of use of the absorbent article worn by the care receiver is appropriate is displayed on the screen.

[0047] According to such a procedure, the caregiver can confirm whether the diaper worn by the care receiver or the absorbent pad used in the diaper is being used correctly, and thus leakage can be prevented more reliably.

[0048] Preferably, in the program, the third message includes a message for confirming whether the number of absorbent pads used as the absorbent article is plural.

[0049] According to such a program, the caregiver can confirm whether the number of absorbent pads used in the diaper is correct. By displaying such a specific message, the caregiver can easily understand what to confirm.

[0050] It is desirable that, in the program, the third message includes a message for confirming whether the diaper used as the absorbent article is correct before and after.

[0051] According to such a program, the caregiver can confirm whether the diaper is properly placed front and back. By displaying such a specific message, the caregiver can easily understand what to confirm.

[0052] It is expected that, in the program, when the absorbent article worn by the cared person is not used in an appropriate manner, the computer is caused to execute a fourth display process, in which a fourth message prompting a photograph of the absorbent article worn by the cared person is displayed on the screen.

[0053] According to such a program, the staff of the care institution and the caregiver can refer to the captured images to analyze in detail the situation when the excrement leaked from the diaper, etc., and thus can specifically understand the cause of the leakage.

[0054] Preferably, the program causes the computer to execute a recording process in which the first message displayed when the second time is received is recorded in a storage unit in association with the second time.

[0055] According to such a program, a message when a leak is discovered is recorded together with the time, so the user of the program can grasp the number of leaks, the transition of time, etc., and the long-term trend.

[0056] An excretion information recording program, characterized in that it causes a computer to execute the following processing: an acceptance process for accepting the moment when excrement leaks out of an absorbent article worn by a care recipient; and a display process for causing a size confirmation message for confirming whether the size of the absorbent article worn by the care recipient is a size suitable for the care recipient after accepting the moment.

[0057] According to such a program, the caregiver can remember to check whether the diaper is of appropriate size after discovering leakage.

[0058] An excretion information recording program, characterized in that it causes a computer to execute the following processing: an acceptance process for accepting the moment when excrement is leaked from an absorbent article worn by a care recipient; and a display process for causing the screen to display a usage confirmation message for confirming whether the method of use of the absorbent article worn by the care recipient is appropriate after accepting the moment.

[0059] According to such a procedure, the caregiver can remember to check whether the diaper is used properly after discovering leakage.

[0060] A method for recording excretion information, characterized in that it includes the following steps: a first acceptance step, in which a computer accepts a first moment when a care recipient wears an absorbent article; a second acceptance step, in which the computer accepts a second moment when excrement leaks out of the absorbent article worn by the care recipient at the first moment; and a first display processing step, in which the computer displays a first message on a screen for preventing the excrement from leaking out of the absorbent article based on the first moment and the second moment.

[0061] According to such a method, it is possible to prevent excrement from leaking to the outside from the absorbent pad or diaper worn by the care receiver.

[0062] A computer for recording excretion information, characterized in that it includes: a first acceptance processing unit, which accepts a first moment when a care recipient wears an absorbent article; a second acceptance processing unit, which accepts a second moment when excrement leaks out of the absorbent article worn by the care recipient at the first moment; and a first display processing unit, which displays a first message on a screen for preventing the excrement from leaking out of the absorbent article based on the first moment and the second moment.

[0063] According to such a computer, it is possible to prevent excrement from leaking out from the absorbent pad or diaper worn by the care receiver.

[0064] [Present Embodiment]

[0065] Figure 1is a diagram showing the terminal 10. The terminal 10 is a smart phone or a tablet computer, and various functions can be implemented on the terminal 10. The terminal 10 performs processing such as recording the "excretion information (information related to excrement)" of the care recipient, and displaying suggestions for preventing excrement from leaking out of the diapers worn by the care recipient and the absorbent pads of the diapers (hereinafter referred to as "leakage") based on the recording results. In addition, in the present embodiment, "diapers" and "absorbent pads" are both equivalent to "absorbent articles". Moreover, the state in which excrement leaks out from the absorbent pad refers to a state in which the excrement leaks out of the absorbent pad but does not leak out of the diaper. In addition, the state in which excrement leaks out from the diaper refers to a state in which excrement leaks out from the diaper of the care recipient, and the excrement is attached to the clothes of the care recipient or the bed used by the care recipient, for example.

[0066] The terminal 10 (computer) includes a storage unit 20 , a control unit 21 , an input unit 22 , a screen 23 , a communication unit 24 , and a camera 25 .

[0067] The storage unit 20 stores an excretion information recording program (hereinafter referred to as a "program") executed by a processor (not shown) of the terminal 10 and various information. The storage unit 20 stores, for example, information related to a care recipient as a care target in a care institution (e.g., name, gender, date of birth, height, weight), the date and time (date and time) when the diaper was changed, the date and time when leakage was discovered, and information related to the time interval of diaper change determined by the care institution.

[0068] The control unit 21 is a functional module implemented in the terminal 10 by executing a program by a processor (not shown) provided in the terminal 10. The control unit 21 includes a plurality of modules that comprehensively control the terminal 10 and execute various processes. The details of the functional modules implemented in the control unit 21 will be described later.

[0069] The input unit 22 receives the operation result of the operator of the terminal 10 (hereinafter referred to as "operator"). In addition, the input unit 22 can be implemented by a click operation of the screen 23 as a touch panel of the terminal 10. In addition, in the present embodiment, the operator of the terminal 10 is, for example, a caregiver or a staff member of a care institution.

[0070] The screen 23 displays various information based on the command from the control unit 21 and the operation result of the operator, and the communication unit 24 exchanges various information with other devices, etc. In addition, the camera 25 acquires image data by shooting.

[0071] <Functional Modules Implemented in Control Unit 21>

[0072] The control unit 21 includes a first time acceptance processing unit 50 , a second time acceptance processing unit 51 , an absorption amount information acceptance processing unit 52 , a determination processing unit 53 , a first screen display processing unit 54 , a second screen display processing unit 55 , a third screen display processing unit 56 , and a fourth screen display processing unit 57 .

[0073] The first time reception processing unit 50 (first reception processing unit) receives a time T1 (first time) when the caregiver changes the diaper of the care receiver and causes the care receiver to wear the diaper.

[0074] The second time reception processing unit 51 (second reception processing unit) receives a time T2 (second time) when the caregiver discovers that excrement leaks from a diaper or an absorbent pad (hereinafter referred to as a "pad") worn by the care receiver.

[0075] The absorption amount information receiving and processing unit 52 receives information on whether the absorption amount of the diaper of the care recipient or the absorption amount of the pad used in the diaper can be increased. In addition, for example, the absorption amount of the diaper can be increased by increasing the thickness of the "absorber" provided in the diaper itself. In addition, for example, the absorption amount of the pad can be increased by changing the type of the "pad".

[0076] The determination processing unit 53 determines whether the difference between the time T1 when the care receiver put on the diaper and the time T2 when the excrement leakage from the diaper was found is within the diaper replacement interval of a predetermined time determined by the care organization.

[0077] The first screen display processing unit 54 (first display processing unit) displays, on the screen 23 , advice screens 75 , 77 , 80 (described later) including advice for preventing excrement from leaking from the diaper or the liner.

[0078] The second screen display processing unit 55 causes the screen 23 to display a size confirmation screen 72 (described later) for confirming whether the size of the diaper worn by the care receiver is a size suitable for the care receiver.

[0079] The third screen display processing unit 56 causes the screen 23 to display a usage confirmation screen 73 (described later) for confirming whether the usage of the diaper worn by the care receiver is appropriate.

[0080] The fourth screen display processing unit 57 causes the screen 23 to display a message urging the care receiver to take a picture of the diaper being worn.

[0081] <Overview of Processing Executed by Excretion Information Recording Program>

[0082] Reference Figure 2 and Figure 3To illustrate the processing S10 performed by the program of this embodiment. Here, for convenience, the case of recording the excretion information of a specific "care receiver A" is used as an example for explanation. In addition, in this embodiment, it is assumed that the interval for changing diapers from night to the next morning in the care institution is, for example, "7 hours (prescribed time)". That is, for example, if the diaper of "care receiver A" is changed at 22:00 when "care receiver A" goes to bed, the next time the diaper is changed is at 5:00 a.m. the next day.

[0083] First, when the operator clicks an icon (not shown) indicating the excretion information recording program displayed on the screen 23, the program starts (S20). Figure 3 The diaper wearing time input screen 70 is displayed on the screen 23 (S21). Here, the diaper wearing time input screen 70 includes message images 100, 101 and icon 102. The message image 100 includes a display such as "Please enter the time when the diaper was put on", and the message image 101 is an image for inputting the date and time, and includes a display such as "X month X day 0:00". In addition, the icon 102 is an icon that is clicked when the caregiver finds that the excrement leaks out of the diaper of the "care recipient A", and includes a display such as "Leakage is found".

[0084] When the operator clicks on the screen 23 and enters the date and time when the diaper was changed in the message image 101 (for example, "May 24, 22:05"), the first time acceptance processing unit 50 accepts "May 24, 22:05" as the time T1 (first time) when the "care receiver A" put on the diaper (S22: first acceptance processing).

[0085] In addition, here, the staff who conducts the inspection and the caregiver who changes the diaper confirms whether excrement has leaked from the diaper or pad of the "care recipient A". Then, for example, when the caregiver who changes the diaper finds that the "care recipient A" has leaked, the icon 102 is clicked (S23: Yes). As a result, the leakage prevention suggestion display process (described later) is executed (S24). On the other hand, when excrement has not leaked from the diaper of the "care recipient A" at the diaper changing time (5 o'clock in the morning) of the next day, the icon 102 is not clicked (S23: No), and the process ends.

[0086] [Preventing leakage of suggestion display processing S24]

[0087] Figure 41 is a flowchart showing an example of leakage prevention suggestion display. First, when the above-mentioned icon 102 is clicked, the control unit 21 displays the leakage discovery time input screen 71 on the screen 23 (S30). The leakage discovery time input screen 71 includes message images 110 and 111. The message image 110 includes a display such as "Please enter the leakage discovery time", and the message image 111 includes a display such as "X month X day 0:00" as an image for inputting the date and time.

[0088] When the operator who discovered the leakage clicks on the screen 23 and inputs the date and time when the leakage was discovered (e.g., "May 25, 05:03") in the message image 111, the second time acceptance processing unit 51 accepts "May 25, 05:03" as the time T2 (second time) when the leakage of excrement was discovered (S31: second acceptance processing). Then, the control unit 21 executes the size confirmation processing (S32).

[0089] [Size confirmation processing S32, etc.]

[0090] Figure 6 This is a flowchart showing an example of the size confirmation process S32. First, the second screen display processing unit 55 displays the size confirmation process S32 on the screen 23. Figure 7 The size confirmation screen 72 is shown (S50: second display process). Here, the size confirmation screen 72 is a screen for confirming whether the size of the diaper worn by the “care receiver A” is appropriate, and includes message images 120 and 121.

[0091] The message image 120 (second message) includes a display such as “Is the size of the diaper appropriate?” (size confirmation message), and the message image 121 includes options “Yes” and “No” for selecting whether the size of the diaper is appropriate.

[0092] Here, the operator confirms the actual size of the diaper worn by the "care receiver A" and determines whether it is an appropriate size. In addition, whether the size of the diaper of the "care receiver A" is appropriate has been predetermined based on, for example, the height and weight of the "care receiver A". For example, it is assumed that the appropriate size for the "care receiver A" in this embodiment is "S" among "S (Small)" to "L (Large)". Therefore, here, the operator confirms whether the "care receiver A" is wearing "S" which is an appropriate size.

[0093] By displaying such a message image 120, the caregiver can remember to check whether the diaper of the person being cared for is of an appropriate size. Therefore, in this embodiment, it is easy to identify the cause of leakage.

[0094] Then, when the operator determines that the diaper of "care receiver A" is of an appropriate size, the operator clicks the option "Yes" of the message image 121, and when the operator determines that the diaper of "care receiver A" is not of an appropriate size, the operator clicks the option "No" of the message image 121. As a result, the control unit 21 accepts the selected option of "Yes" and "No" in the message image 121 (S51).

[0095] Then, the control unit 21 executes processing based on the option received in the processing S51 (S33). Specifically, when the control unit 21 receives the option "No" indicating that the size of the diaper of "care receiver A" is not appropriate (S33: No), it displays advice on the size (not shown) on the screen 23 (S34). In addition, in the processing S34, for example, advice such as "If the size of the diaper of the care receiver is wrong, it may leak. Please use a diaper of the appropriate size" is displayed.

[0096] On the other hand, when a "yes" option indicating that the size of the diaper of "care receiver A" is appropriate is accepted (S33: Yes), a usage confirmation process (described later) is executed (S35).

[0097] [Usage confirmation process S35, etc.]

[0098] Figure 8 This is a flowchart showing an example of the method of use confirmation process S35. First, the third screen display processing unit 56 displays the screen 23 Fig. 9 The usage confirmation screen 73 is shown ( S60 : third display process). The usage confirmation screen 73 is a screen for confirming whether the usage of the diaper and the pad used in the diaper worn by the “care receiver A” is appropriate, and includes message images 130 , 131 .

[0099] The message image 130 (third message) includes displays such as “Are the diapers and pads used properly?”, “Please confirm that you are not using more than two absorbent pads”, and “Please confirm that the diapers are placed correctly from front to back” (usage confirmation messages). In addition, the message image 131 includes options “Yes” and “No” for selecting whether the usage is appropriate.

[0100] Here, the operator confirms the actual usage status of the diapers and pads worn by the "care receiver A" to determine whether the usage method is appropriate. In addition, the appropriate usage method of the diapers, etc. of the "care receiver A" is predetermined, and the operator, for example, confirms the items included in the message image 130. In addition, in the present embodiment, it is set to include the display of matters related to the number of pads and the front and back of the diapers in the message image 130, but it is not limited to this. For example, it may also include matters such as "Please confirm whether it is a diaper for the gender of the care receiver." When such a message is displayed, the caregiver confirms whether the "care receiver A" is wearing a diaper suitable for the gender of the "care receiver A." In addition, the operator may also determine whether the usage method of the diapers is appropriate while referring to the manual of the care institution that records the appropriate usage method of the diapers.

[0101] By displaying such a message image 130, the caregiver can be reminded to check how the care receiver's diapers, etc. are used. Therefore, in the present embodiment, the cause of the leakage can be easily identified.

[0102] When the operator determines that the usage method of the diaper or the like of the "care receiver A" is appropriate, the operator clicks the option "Yes" of the message image 131. When the operator determines that the usage method is inappropriate, the operator clicks the option "No" of the message image 131. As a result, the control unit 21 accepts the selected option of "Yes" and "No" in the message image 131 (S61).

[0103] In addition, when the option "Yes" indicating that the method of use is appropriate is selected (S62: Yes), the control unit 21 ends the method of use confirmation process S35. On the other hand, when the option "No" indicating that the method of use is inappropriate is selected (S62: No), the control unit 21 ends the method of use confirmation process S35. Fig.10 As shown, a message image 140 (fourth message) prompting the user to take a photo of the used diaper is displayed on the screen 23 (S63: fourth display processing). Here, the message 140 includes a display such as "Please use a camera to take a photo of the used diaper." Then, when the operator operates the terminal 10 to take a photo of the diaper worn by "care receiver A" (for example, a diaper using multiple pads), the image of the used diaper is saved as image data in the storage unit 20 (S64). In addition, when the image data is saved in the storage unit 20, the caregivers and staff of the care institution can refer to the image data as appropriate, thereby accumulating knowledge about incorrect usage of diapers.

[0104] In addition, the control unit 21 Figure 4In the process S35, a process based on the option accepted in the method of use confirmation process S35 is executed (S36). Specifically, when the option "No" indicating that the method of use of the diaper is not appropriate is accepted in the process S61 (S36: No), the control unit 21 displays suggestions related to the method of use (not shown) on the screen 23 (S37). In addition, in the process S37, for example, a suggestion such as "If the method of use of diapers or pads is incorrect, leakage may occur. Please use pads and diapers correctly" is displayed. On the other hand, when the option "Yes" indicating that the method of use of diapers is appropriate is accepted in the process S61 (S36: Yes), the leakage prevention method determination process (described later) is executed (S38).

[0105] [Leakage Prevention Method Determination Process S38]

[0106] Fig.11 First, the determination processing unit 53 determines whether the difference between the time T1 when the "care receiver A" put on the diaper and the time T2 when the excrement leakage was found is within the above-mentioned diaper replacement interval, i.e., "7 hours (prescribed time)" (S70).

[0107] <When the difference between times T1 and T2 is not within the specified time>

[0108] If the difference between the times T1 and T2 is longer than "7 hours" (S70: No), the first screen display processing unit 54 displays the advice screen 75 on the screen 23 (S71: first display processing). Fig.12 As shown, the advice screen 75 includes message images 150 and 151. The message image 150 (first message) includes a display such as "Please shorten the diaper changing interval", and the message image 151 (first message) includes a display such as "Urine volume measurement is effective for understanding the optimal diaper changing interval. Please perform urine volume measurement."

[0109] By displaying such a message image 150, for example, the caregiver can make the diaper changing interval of "care recipient A" shorter than "7 hours". By implementing such a countermeasure, the probability of leakage can be reduced. In addition, the caregiver can also measure the amount of urine excreted by "care recipient A" during the "7 hours" period from 10 p.m. to 5 a.m. the next morning. If the urine volume is measured, it is possible to understand at what interval the diaper of "care recipient A" needs to be changed, thereby further reducing the possibility of leakage.

[0110] <When the difference between times T1 and T2 is within a specified time>

[0111] If the difference between the times T1 and T2 is within "7 hours" (S70: Yes), the control unit 21 displays on the screen 23 Fig.13 The absorption amount confirmation screen 76 (S72) is shown. The absorption amount confirmation screen 76 includes message images 160 and 161. The message image 160 includes a display such as "Can the absorption amount of the diaper or pad be increased?" and "Please refer to the prescribed website for the absorption amount of the diaper or pad."

[0112] In addition, the "prescribed website" of the message image 160 is, for example, a display including information guiding to an Internet website for introducing products of diaper suppliers. The operator can determine whether the absorption capacity of the diapers being used can be increased by referring to the description of the products (diapers, pads) on such an Internet website. In addition, the message image 161 includes options "Yes" and "No" for selecting whether the absorption capacity of the pads can be increased.

[0113] Here, the caregiver or the like checks the diaper or pad actually worn by "care receiver A" and determines whether it is possible to change to a diaper or pad with a higher absorption capacity. In addition, if "care receiver A" is only wearing a diaper, the caregiver determines whether the thickness of the absorbent body of the diaper can be increased, or whether a pad can be used. On the other hand, if "care receiver A" is using a diaper and a pad, the caregiver determines whether the thickness of the absorbent body of the diaper can be increased, or whether a pad with a higher absorption capacity can be used.

[0114] If the absorption capacity of the diaper or pad can be increased, that is, if the operator determines that a diaper or pad that can absorb more excrement can be used, the operator clicks the option "Yes" of the message image 161. On the other hand, if the absorption capacity of the diaper or pad cannot be increased, that is, if the operator determines that there is no diaper with a greater absorption capacity than the diaper or pad currently being used, the operator clicks the option "No" of the message image 161. As a result, the control unit 21 accepts the selection result of the option of the message image 161 (information indicating whether the absorption capacity can be increased) (S73: third acceptance processing).

[0115] Then, the control unit 21 determines the content of the option accepted in the process S73 (S74). Here, when the option "No" indicating that the absorption amount of the diaper or pad cannot be increased in the message image 161 is selected (S74: No), the first screen display processing unit 54 displays the above-mentioned advice screen 75 on the screen 23 (S71).

[0116] On the other hand, when the option “Yes” of the message image 161 indicating that the absorption amount of the pad can be increased is selected ( S74 : Yes), the first screen display processing unit 54 displays the advice screen 77 on the screen 23 ( S75 : first display processing).

[0117] like Fig.14 As shown, the advice screen 77 includes message images 170 and 171. The message image 170 (first message) includes a display such as "Please increase the absorption amount of diapers or pads. 00 diapers or 00 pads are recommended", and the message image 171 (first message) includes a display such as "Urine volume measurement is effective for understanding the best diapers and pads. Please perform urine volume measurement." In addition, "00 diapers" and "00 pads" included in the message image 170 are specific product names of products with a large absorption amount, for example.

[0118] By displaying such a message image 170, for example, the caregiver can use a diaper or pad with a larger absorption capacity, thereby reducing the probability of leakage. In addition, the caregiver can also measure the amount of urine excreted by the "care receiver A" during the "7 hours" from 22:00 at night to 5:00 the next morning. By measuring the urine volume, it is possible to understand what degree of pad absorption is optimal, thereby avoiding the wasteful use of diapers or pads with a large absorption capacity.

[0119] [Record confirmation process S39]

[0120] Fig.16 2 is a flowchart showing an example of the record confirmation process S39. The record confirmation process S39 is a process for causing the screen 23 to display the date and time of discovery of the leakage stored in the storage unit 20 so that the care receiver can confirm (visually confirm). First, when the care receiver clicks the record confirmation icon (not shown) on the main screen displayed on the screen 23 when executing the program, the control unit 21 causes the screen 23 to display the date and time of discovery of the leakage stored in the storage unit 20. Fig.17 Here, the record confirmation screen 81 is a screen for selecting whether to display the record information 300 (described later) indicating the time period in which leakage was found in the past few days on the screen 23 , and includes icons 105 and 106 .

[0121] Icon 105 is, for example, an icon that is clicked when the past three days' log information 300 is to be displayed, and includes a display of "past three days". Icon 106 is, for example, an icon that is clicked when the past week's log information 300 is to be displayed, and includes a display of "past week".

[0122] When the care receiver clicks one of the icons 105 and 106 on the record confirmation screen 81, the control unit 21 receives information of the clicked icon (selected icon) (S81). Then, the control unit 21 displays the record information 300 of the period corresponding to the information of the clicked icon on the screen 23 (S82). Fig.18 This is an example of the log information 300 displayed on the screen 23 when the icon 105 displayed as "Last 3 Days" is clicked. The log information 300 is information indicating the time period in which the leakage was discovered in the past 3 days ("June 15" to "June 17") from the current date "June 18". Specifically, Fig.18 In the record information 300 of FIG. 2 , a predetermined mark “0” is added to the time period of “4:00 a.m.” on “June 16” (4:00 a.m. to 5:00 a.m.), thereby indicating that leakage was discovered in the time period of “4:00 a.m.” By displaying such record information 300 on the screen 23, the care recipient and the staff can objectively grasp the time when the caregiver discovered leakage within the prescribed period in the past.

[0123] In addition, the recorded information 300 displayed on the screen 23 may include various information stored in the storage unit 20 in addition to the time period when the leakage is found. For example, in the case where the storage unit 20 includes the time when the care recipient is guided to go to the toilet, the time when the care recipient urinates or defecates, the control unit 21 may also display the recorded information including the time period when the care recipient is guided to go to the toilet, the time period of urination, and the time period of defecation in the screen 23. When such various information is displayed, the caregiver can more objectively grasp the care status, excretion pattern, etc. of the care recipient. In addition, in the case where the recorded information 300 includes information other than the time period when the leakage is found, the control unit 21 may also set the time period when the leakage is found to be more eye-catching than other information (a state that is easier to visually confirm). For example, only the time period when the leakage is found may be displayed with a prescribed mark "☆", and other information (time period of urination and excretion) may be displayed with a mark "0". Furthermore, when the time period when leakage is found and other information (time period of urination or excretion) are displayed with the same mark, only the mark of the time period when leakage is found may be displayed in a different color from the other marks.

[0124] Above, the embodiments of the present invention are described, but the above embodiments are used to easily understand the present invention and are not used to limit and explain the present invention. In addition, the present invention can be changed and improved without departing from its purpose, and the present invention can include its equivalents, which is self-evident. For example, the following deformation can be performed.

[0125] In the present embodiment, when the difference between the times T1 and T2 is longer than "7 hours" (S70: No), the first screen display processing unit 54 displays the time "7 hours" on the screen 23. Fig.12 The suggestion screen 75 (S71) shown in FIG. 1 is not limited thereto. For example, in the process S71, the first screen display processing unit 54 may display Fig.15 The suggestion screen 80 shown (first display processing). The suggestion screen 80 has a message image 200 (first message) including a display such as "Please change the time to wear diapers". For example, sometimes during the "7 hours" from 10 p.m. to 5 a.m. the next morning, "care receiver A" urinates at 10:30 p.m. and 4:30 a.m. the next morning, and the diaper leaks. In this case, if the time when "care receiver A" wears diapers is changed from 10 p.m. to 9 p.m., leakage can be prevented during the "7 hours" from 10 p.m. to 4 a.m. the next morning. Therefore, the suggestion screen 80 can also be displayed instead of the suggestion screen 75.

[0126] In this embodiment, the time T1 and options such as "yes" or "no" are input and accepted by clicking the screen 23, but it is not limited to this. For example, the time T1 and options may be input and accepted based on the voice of the operator received by the microphone (not shown) provided in the terminal 10. With this structure, the caregiver does not need to click the screen 23 of the terminal 10, which is better in terms of hygiene.

[0127] In addition, in this embodiment, the leakage discovery time is input through the operation of the caregiver, but it is not limited to this. For example, a leakage detection sensor (excrement detection sensor) may be arranged at the outer edge of the absorbent article of the caregiver, and the terminal 10 will receive the time when the leakage detection sensor detects leakage as the "leakage discovery time".

[0128] In addition, a non-transitory computer readable medium with an executable program thereon can be used to provide the program to the computer. Examples of non-transitory computer readable media include magnetic recording media (e.g., floppy disks, magnetic tapes, hard disk drives), CD-ROMs (Read Only Memory), and the like.

[0129] Description of Reference Numerals

[0130] 10: terminal; 20: storage unit; 21: control unit; 22: input unit; 23: screen; 24: communication unit; 25: camera; 50: first moment acceptance processing unit; 51: second moment acceptance processing unit; 52: absorption amount information acceptance processing unit; 53: determination processing unit; 54: first screen display processing unit; 55: second screen display processing unit; 56: third screen display processing unit; 57: fourth screen display processing unit; 70: diaper wearing time input screen; 7 1: Screen for inputting the time when leakage was discovered; 72: Screen for confirming the size; 73: Screen for confirming the method of use; 75, 77, 80: Screen for confirming the suggestion; 76: Screen for confirming the amount of absorption; 81: Screen for confirming the record; 100, 101, 110, 111, 120, 121, 130, 131, 140, 150, 151, 160, 161, 170, 171, 200: Screen for inputting the message image; 102, 105, 106: Screen for confirming the size; 300: Screen for confirming the record.

Claims

1. A computer-readable recording medium, characterized in that The excretion information recording program is recorded to cause the computer to execute the following processing: A first acceptance process, accepting the first moment when the care receiver puts on the absorbent article; a second acceptance process of accepting a second time at which leakage of excrement from the absorbent article worn by the care receiver at the first time is detected; a determination process of determining whether the difference between the second time and the first time is within a prescribed time determined based on an exchange interval of the absorbent article determined by a care institution that cares for the care receiver; and The first display process displays a first message for preventing excrement from leaking out of the absorbent article on the screen based on the difference.

2. The computer-readable recording medium according to claim 1, wherein: When the difference is within the predetermined time, in the first display process, the first message including information for increasing the absorption amount of the absorbent article is displayed on the screen.

3. The computer-readable recording medium according to claim 1, wherein: When the difference is longer than the predetermined time, in the first display process, the first message including information that the replacement interval of the absorbent article of the care receiver is shorter than the predetermined time is displayed on the screen.

4. The computer-readable recording medium according to claim 1, wherein: When the difference is longer than the predetermined time, in the first display process, the first message including information that the time at which the care receiver puts on the absorbent article is changed from the first time is displayed on the screen.

5. The computer-readable recording medium according to claim 2 or 3, characterized in that: The excretion information recording program causes the computer to execute a third acceptance process in which information indicating whether the absorption amount of the absorbent article can be increased is accepted. When the difference is within the prescribed time, when information indicating that the absorption amount of the absorbent article can be increased is received, the first message including information on increasing the absorption amount of the absorbent article is displayed on the screen in the first display processing; and when information indicating that the absorption amount of the absorbent article cannot be increased is received, the first message including information on making the replacement interval of the absorbent article of the care recipient shorter than the prescribed time is displayed on the screen in the first display processing.

6. The computer-readable recording medium according to claim 2 or 3, characterized in that: The first message further includes information prompting the care receiver to measure a urine volume within the prescribed time.

7. The computer-readable recording medium according to any one of claims 1 to 4, characterized in that: After accepting the second moment, the excretion information recording program causes the computer to perform a second display process, in which a second message is displayed on the screen for confirming whether the size of the absorbent article worn by the cared person is suitable for the cared person.

8. The computer-readable recording medium according to any one of claims 1 to 4, characterized in that: After receiving the second time, the excretion information recording program causes the computer to execute a third display process in which a third message for confirming whether the method of using the absorbent article worn by the care receiver is appropriate is displayed on the screen.

9. The computer-readable recording medium according to claim 8, wherein: The third message includes a message for confirming whether the number of absorbent pads used as the absorbent article is plural.

10. The computer-readable recording medium according to claim 8, wherein: The third message includes a message for confirming whether the diaper used as the absorbent article is correct before and after.

11. The computer-readable recording medium according to claim 8, wherein: When the absorbent article worn by the cared person is not used properly, the excretion information recording program causes the computer to execute a fourth display process, in which a fourth message prompting the screen to take a photo of the absorbent article worn by the cared person is displayed.

12. The computer-readable recording medium according to any one of claims 1 to 4, characterized in that: The excretion information recording program causes the computer to execute a recording process in which the first message displayed when the second time is accepted is recorded in a storage unit in association with the second time.

13. A computer-readable recording medium, characterized in that: The excretion information recording program is recorded to cause the computer to execute the following processing: Acceptance processing, accepting a first moment when the care receiver puts on the absorbent article and a second moment when excrement is found to leak from the absorbent article put on by the care receiver; a determination process of determining whether the difference between the second time and the first time is within a prescribed time determined based on an exchange interval of the absorbent article determined by a care institution that cares for the care receiver; and display processing, after receiving the second time, causing a size confirmation message for confirming whether the size of the absorbent article worn by the care receiver is a size suitable for the care receiver to be displayed on the screen, Here, in the display process, based on the difference, a first message for preventing excrement from leaking out of the absorbent article is displayed on the screen.

14. A computer-readable recording medium, characterized in that: The excretion information recording program is recorded to cause the computer to execute the following processing: Acceptance processing, accepting a first moment when the care receiver puts on the absorbent article and a second moment when excrement is found to leak from the absorbent article put on by the care receiver; a determination process of determining whether the difference between the second time and the first time is within a prescribed time determined based on an exchange interval of the absorbent article determined by a care institution that cares for the care receiver; and display processing, after receiving the second time, causing a usage confirmation message for confirming whether the usage method of the absorbent article worn by the care receiver is appropriate, Here, in the display process, based on the difference, a first message for preventing excrement from leaking out of the absorbent article is displayed on the screen.

15. A method for recording excretion information, characterized in that: The following steps are involved: A first receiving step, in which the computer receives the first moment when the care receiver puts on the absorbent article; a second receiving step of receiving, by the computer, a second time at which leakage of excrement from the absorbent article worn by the care receiver at the first time is detected; a determination step in which the computer determines whether the difference between the second time and the first time is within a prescribed time determined based on an exchange interval of the absorbent article determined by a care institution that cares for the care receiver; and In a first display processing step, the computer displays a first message for preventing the excrement from leaking out of the absorbent article on a screen based on the difference.

16. A computer for recording excretion information, characterized in that: include: a first receiving and processing unit for receiving a first moment when the care receiver puts on the absorbent article; a second receiving processing unit that receives a second time at which leakage of excrement from the absorbent article worn by the care receiver at the first time is detected; a determination processing unit that determines whether the difference between the second time and the first time is within a predetermined time determined based on an exchange interval of the absorbent article determined by a care institution that cares for the care receiver; and A first display processing unit displays a first message for preventing the excrement from leaking out of the absorbent article on a screen based on the difference.

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