Nursing support system and report generation device

Abstract

A nursing support system and a report generating device. The nursing support system is characterized in that it includes: a detection device for detecting the body of a nursing object to obtain detection data related to the physical condition of the nursing object; a first report generating device for generating evaluation indicators based on international evaluation standards, namely international evaluation benchmark data, based on the above detection data, and generating a nursing report for the nursing object by analyzing the international evaluation benchmark data. The above international evaluation benchmark is a benchmark for evaluating a person's health status; and an output device for outputting the above nursing report.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] The present invention relates to a nursing support system and a report generating device. Background Art

[0002] As we enter an aging society, the care provided by nursing homes and other care institutions to the elderly, or care recipients, is gaining increasing attention. When nursing institutions provide care to their care recipients, it is crucial to accurately understand their health status.

[0003] Conventionally, as disclosed in Patent Document 1, the health status of care recipients is understood by conducting questionnaire surveys on care recipients, such as asking whether they can participate in a specific sport or whether they can participate in a certain training to improve athletic ability.

[0004] Prior art literature

[0005] Patent Literature

[0006] Patent Document 1: Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 2017-211683 Summary of the Invention

[0007] Technical problem to be solved by the invention

[0008] However, the answers to this questionnaire survey inevitably contain the subjective consciousness of the care recipients. Care recipients with the same health status may give different answers, which will cause deviations and make it impossible to accurately grasp the health status of the care recipients.

[0009] In addition, this questionnaire survey method cannot predict the future changing trend of the health status of the care recipients.

[0010] Since it is impossible to accurately grasp the current health status of the care recipients and it is impossible to predict the changing trend of their health status in the future, it is impossible to establish a care plan suitable for the care recipients.

[0011] The present application is made in view of the above situation, and its purpose is to provide a nursing support system that can accurately grasp the health status of the nursing object, predict the changing trend of the health status, and create a nursing plan suitable for the nursing object.

[0012] Means for solving technical problems

[0013] Technical solution 1 is a nursing support system, characterized by comprising:

[0014] A detection device detects the body of the care recipient to obtain detection data related to the physical condition of the care recipient;

[0015] a first report generating means for generating, based on the test data, international evaluation benchmark data, which is an evaluation index based on an international evaluation benchmark for evaluating a person's health status, and generating a nursing report for the nursing subject by analyzing the international evaluation benchmark data; and

[0016] The output device outputs the above nursing report.

[0017] In the nursing support system of the present invention, the test data acquired by the detection device is objective. Therefore, the international benchmark data generated based on this objective test data can objectively and accurately reflect the health status of the care recipient. Therefore, caregivers can accurately understand the health status of the care recipient and provide targeted nursing services accordingly.

[0018] The nursing support system of claim 2 is characterized in that:

[0019] It also includes a second report generating device that analyzes the above-mentioned international evaluation benchmark data, business status data indicating the business status of the nursing institution, and insurance data indicating the health insurance participated in by the nursing recipients, thereby generating a business report suitable for the nursing institution.

[0020] Since international evaluation benchmark data, operating status data, and insurance data are all objective data, they can provide objective operating reports for the management personnel of nursing homes, so that management personnel can accurately grasp the current operating status and formulate future operating plans for nursing homes based on the current operating status and the conditions of the care recipients.

[0021] The nursing support system of claim 3 is characterized in that:

[0022] The first report generating device includes:

[0023] A first memory for storing the detection data; and

[0024] The first data analysis device generates the international evaluation benchmark data based on the detection data, and generates the nursing report by analyzing the international evaluation benchmark data.

[0025] The second report generating device includes:

[0026] A second memory for storing the above-mentioned business status data and insurance data; and

[0027] The second data analysis device generates the management report by analyzing the international evaluation benchmark data, the management status data, and the insurance data input from the first data analysis device.

[0028] The nursing support system of claim 4 is characterized in that:

[0029] The care reports include a current health status report indicating the current health status of the care recipient and / or a future health status report predicting a trend of the care recipient's future health status.

[0030] According to the nursing support system of the present invention, it is possible to not only understand the past health status of the nursing recipient, but also to understand the changing trend of the future health status, thereby making it possible to rationally arrange nursing plans such as future health training.

[0031] The nursing support system of claim 5 is characterized in that:

[0032] The above-mentioned current health status report is the training report of the care recipient for the day, including information on the care recipient's brain activity ability measurement score and walking ability measurement score, information on the ranking of brain activity ability and walking ability among all care recipients, comparison with the average of people of the same age, and personal detailed training scores.

[0033] The nursing support system of claim 6 is characterized in that:

[0034] The future health status report is a predictive analysis report of the care recipient's test data for a predetermined future period, and includes information indicating brain activity trend, walking ability trend, analysis result summary, and recommended training menu for the care recipient.

[0035] The nursing support system of claim 7 is characterized in that:

[0036] The above-mentioned operating report includes a current operating report indicating the current operating status of the nursing institution and / or a future operating report predicting the future operating status of the nursing institution. The above-mentioned current operating report includes current financial information and distribution information of the nursing level required by the current nursing objects, and the future operating report includes future financial information and distribution information of the nursing level required by the future nursing objects.

[0037] This can reduce the number of hours that nursing home managers need to work on predicting future operating conditions.

[0038] The nursing support system of claim 8 is characterized in that:

[0039] The detection device includes a detection tool for detecting the body of the care recipient. The detection tool is used to detect the body of the care recipient to obtain detection data related to the physical condition of the care recipient. The detection data includes measurement data, vital sign data and basic data. The measurement data includes at least one of a calculation ability score, an Oxy-HB change, i.e., an oxygenated hemoglobin change, a walking speed, an average stride length and an average acceleration. The vital sign data includes at least one of a maximum blood pressure, a minimum blood pressure, a pulse and a blood sugar value. The basic data includes at least one of a gender, an age, a height and a weight.

[0040] The international evaluation criteria generated by the first report generating device include at least one of the following: MMSE (Mini Mental State Examination), FAB (Frontal Assessment Battery), TMT (Track Tracking Test), and TUG (Timed Up and Go Test).

[0041] The care report includes a current health status report indicating the current health status of the care recipient and / or a future health status report predicting the trend of the care recipient's future health status.

[0042] The current health status report is a training report of the care recipient on the same day, and the training report includes at least one of a brain activity measurement result and a walking ability measurement result.

[0043] The above-mentioned brain activity ability measurement results include at least one of the brain activity ability measurement score of the corresponding care recipient, the ranking of the brain activity ability of the corresponding care recipient among all care recipients, and the name, age, gender, and brain activity ability measurement score of all care recipients sorted by brain activity ability measurement score.

[0044] The walking ability measurement result includes at least one of the walking ability measurement score of the corresponding care recipient, the ranking of the corresponding care recipient's walking ability among all care recipients, and the name, age, gender, and walking ability measurement score of all care recipients sorted by walking ability measurement score.

[0045] The future health status report is a predictive analysis report of the test data of the care recipient during a predetermined period in the future, and the predictive analysis report includes at least one of a brain activity trend, a walking ability trend, an analysis result summary, and a recommended training menu.

[0046] The management report includes a current management report indicating the current management status of the nursing care institution and / or a future management report predicting the future management status of the nursing care institution.

[0047] Technical solution 9 is a report generating device, characterized by comprising:

[0048] a first memory for storing detection data related to the physical condition of the care recipient obtained by detecting the care recipient's body; and

[0049] The first data analysis device generates evaluation indicators based on international evaluation standards, namely international evaluation benchmark data, based on the above-mentioned detection data, and generates a nursing report for the nursing object by analyzing the international evaluation benchmark data. The above-mentioned international evaluation benchmark is a benchmark for evaluating a person's health status.

[0050] The report generating device of technical solution 10 is characterized in that it further includes:

[0051] The second memory stores and analyzes the operating status data indicating the operating status of the nursing institution and the insurance data indicating the health insurance participated in by the nursing recipient; and

[0052] The second data analysis device generates a management report suitable for the nursing institution by analyzing the international evaluation benchmark data, the management status data, and the insurance data.

[0053] According to the report generating device of the present invention, the same technical effects as those of technical solutions 1 to 8 can be obtained. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

[0054] Figure 1 This is a diagram showing a first model of the care support system to which the present invention is applied.

[0055] Figure 2 This is a diagram showing a second model of the care support system to which the present invention is applied.

[0056] Figure 3 This is a diagram showing a third model of the care support system to which the present invention is applied.

[0057] Figure 4 This is a schematic diagram showing the care support system according to the first embodiment.

[0058] Figure 5 This is a diagram showing how international evaluation benchmark data is generated.

[0059] Figure 6 This is a diagram showing an example of a current health status report in a care report.

[0060] Figure 7 This is a diagram showing an example of a future health status report in a nursing report.

[0061] Figure 8 This is a diagram showing an example of a business report.

[0062] Figure 9It is a schematic diagram showing a care support system according to the second embodiment.

[0063] Figure 10 It is a schematic diagram showing a care support system according to a third embodiment.

[0064] Figure 11 It is a schematic diagram showing a care support system according to a fourth embodiment. DETAILED DESCRIPTION

[0065] First, a model, that is, a scenario to which the care support system of the present invention is applied, will be described.

[0066] [First Model]

[0067] Reference Figure 1 A first scenario, that is, a first model, to which the care support system of the present invention is applied will be described. Figure 1 This is a diagram showing a first model of the care support system to which the present invention is applied.

[0068] like Figure 1 As shown, the first model includes care plan providers, nursing institutions, nursing facility providers, caregiver providers, and the elderly person, or the recipient of care. Nursing institutions, such as nursing homes, are equivalent to nursing institutions. Nursing facility providers, for example, are real estate agencies. Caregiver providers can be individual caregivers or the organizations that dispatch caregivers, as described by the caregiver. For ease of explanation, unless otherwise specified, they are collectively referred to as caregivers.

[0069] Nursing plan provider

[0070] The care plan provider provides the nursing home with the care plan used in the nursing support system of the present invention, along with nursing home operating reports and educational manuals for caregiver training. Furthermore, the care plan provider receives test data related to the care recipient's physical condition and feedback from the nursing home on the care plan, thereby learning and updating the care plan. Furthermore, the care plan provider collects corresponding fees from the nursing home, such as initial fees and fixed usage fees.

[0071] Elderly care facility providers

[0072] Elderly care facility providers build and operate the elderly care facilities required for elderly care institutions, such as elderly care apartments.

[0073] Elderly care institutions

[0074] Elderly care institutions provide various nursing services to their care recipients. Specifically, they use monitoring devices to examine the care recipients' bodies, obtain data related to their physical condition, and provide this data to care plan providers. Furthermore, they use the care and management reports obtained from the nursing support system of the present invention to provide care for the care recipients and improve the management of the elderly care institution. Elderly care institutions collect corresponding fees from the care recipients, such as admission fees and fixed usage fees.

[0075] Nursing homes hire caregivers to provide care for their residents. They provide training, such as with instructional manuals, to the caregivers. The caregivers are then paid a fee.

[0076] Caregiver

[0077] The caregiver provides care to the care recipient, such as mental training, physical training, etc., according to the care report obtained from the care support system of the present invention.

[0078] Nursing object

[0079] Care recipients receive care services from nursing homes and caregivers.

[0080] [Second model]

[0081] Next, refer to Figure 2 The second scenario, that is, the second model, to which the care support system of the present invention is applied will be described. Figure 2 This is a diagram showing a second model of the care support system to which the present invention is applied.

[0082] like Figure 2 As shown, the second model includes care plan providers, nursing homes, insurance providers, caregiver providers, and the elderly person, or care recipient. The main difference between the second model and the first is that the nursing facility provider is replaced by an insurance provider in the second model. The insurance provider is, for example, an insurance company. The following discussion focuses on the insurance provider, omitting any details that overlap with the first model.

[0083] Nursing plan provider

[0084] The difference from the first model is that the nursing plan provider provides the insurance provider with test data related to the physical condition of the nursing object, as well as the future health status of the nursing object, i.e., disease prediction information, obtained through the nursing support system of the present invention, and charges the insurance provider a corresponding contract fee.

[0085] Insurance providers

[0086] The insurance provider is responsible for the construction and operation of the retirement apartment. The insurance provider also provides medical insurance to the care recipients and collects medical insurance premiums.

[0087] In addition, the insurance provider receives test data related to the physical condition of the care recipient and the future health status of the care recipient, i.e., disease prediction information, obtained through the care support system of the present invention from the care plan provider, and pays the corresponding contract fee to the care plan provider.

[0088] [Third Model]

[0089] Next, refer to Figure 3 A third scenario, that is, a third model, to which the care support system of the present invention is applied will be described.

[0090] like Figure 3 As shown in Figure 2, similar to the second model, the third model includes a care plan provider, a nursing home, an insurance provider, a caregiver provider, and the elderly person, the care recipient. The main difference between the third model and the second model is that the caregiver provider provides the nursing home.

[0091] Nursing plan provider

[0092] Similar to the first model, the care plan provider provides the nursing home with the care plan used in the nursing support system of the present invention, nursing home management reports, and educational manuals for caregiver training. Furthermore, the care plan provider receives test data related to the care recipient's physical condition and feedback from the nursing home on the care plan, thereby learning and updating the care plan. Furthermore, the care plan provider collects corresponding fees from the nursing home, such as initial fees and fixed usage fees.

[0093] In addition, similar to the second model, the care plan provider provides the insurance provider with test data related to the physical condition of the care recipient, as well as the care recipient's future health status, i.e., disease prediction information, obtained through the care support system of the present invention, and charges the insurance provider a corresponding contract fee.

[0094] Insurance providers

[0095] Similar to the second model, the insurance provider provides medical insurance to the care recipient and collects medical insurance premiums. Furthermore, the insurance provider receives test data related to the care recipient's physical condition from the care plan provider, as well as information on the care recipient's future health status, i.e., disease predictions, obtained through the care support system of the present invention, and pays the corresponding contract fees to the care plan provider.

[0096] Elderly care institutions

[0097] Similar to the first and second models, the nursing home provides various nursing services to care recipients. Specifically, a monitoring device is used to monitor the care recipient's physical condition, obtains test data related to the care recipient's physical condition, and provides this data to the care plan provider. The nursing support system of the present invention generates nursing reports and management reports to support care for the care recipient and improve the management of the nursing home. The nursing home collects corresponding fees from the care recipient, such as admission fees and fixed usage fees.

[0098] Elderly care facilities hire caregivers from caregiver providers to provide care for their recipients. They provide training to caregivers, for example, using educational manuals. They also pay the caregivers a fee.

[0099] Caregiver provider

[0100] Unlike the first and second models, in the third model, the caregiver provider is responsible for building and operating the retirement home. Furthermore, the caregivers employed by the retirement home provide care, such as mental and physical training, to the care recipients based on the care reports obtained from the care support system of the present invention.

[0101] Nursing object

[0102] Care recipients receive care services from nursing homes and caregivers.

[0103] Hereinafter, specific embodiments of the nursing support system of the present invention will be described with reference to the accompanying drawings.

[0104] [First embodiment]

[0105] Reference Figure 4 A care support system according to a first embodiment will be described.

[0106] Figure 4 Schematic diagram showing the nursing support system of the first embodiment. Figure 4 As shown, the nursing support system 100 includes a detection device 10, a first report generating device 21, a second report generating device 22, and an output device (not shown). The first report generating device and the second report generating device correspond to the report generating device in the claims.

[0107] The detection tool 10 is a device for detecting the body of the care recipient to obtain detection data of the care recipient's physical condition, for example, it can be a digital detection tool. The detection data includes measurement data, vital signs data and basic data. Among them, the measurement data includes, for example, a calculation ability score value representing the care recipient's mathematical calculation ability, Oxy-HB change, i.e., oxygenated hemoglobin change, walking speed, average stride length and average acceleration. Vital signs data include, for example, maximum blood pressure, minimum blood pressure, pulse, blood sugar value, body temperature, sleep status, etc. Basic data include, for example, gender, age, height, weight, disease being treated, fall history, etc.

[0108] The first report generating device 21 generates international evaluation standard data, which are evaluation indicators of the care target based on international evaluation standards, based on the detection data acquired by the detection tool 10 . Figure 5 2 is a schematic diagram showing the generation of international evaluation standard data. In addition, the first report generating device 21 generates a care report suitable for the care target by analyzing the international evaluation standard data.

[0109] The aforementioned international evaluation standards are standards for evaluating a person's health status, including the MMSE (Minimum Mental State Examination), the FAB (Frontal Assessment Battery), the TMT (Trail Making Test), and the TUG (Timed Up&Go Test).

[0110] Regarding the method of generating international evaluation benchmark data based on the detection data of the detection tool 10, the correspondence table between the detection data and the international evaluation benchmark data can be used to find the international evaluation benchmark data corresponding to the detection data from the correspondence table. It is also possible to use a relationship formula representing the correlation between the detection data and the international evaluation benchmark data, and substitute the detection data into the relationship formula to calculate the international evaluation benchmark data. It is also possible to construct a mathematical model consisting of the detection data and the international evaluation benchmark data through machine learning, so as to generate international evaluation benchmark data from the detection data. For example, the analysis values ​​of MMSE and the like can be inferred using well-known machine learning models such as linear regression (LR: Linear Regression) model and support vector regression (SVR: Support Vector Regression). The above is only an example of generating international evaluation benchmark data from detection data, but it is not limited to this.

[0111] The care report includes a current health status report indicating the current health status of the care recipient, a future health status report predicting the trend of the care recipient's future health status, etc. The care report will be described in detail later.

[0112] The detection data and the care report including the future health status of the care recipient can be provided by the care plan provider in the aforementioned second model and third model to the insurance plan provider.

[0113] The second report generating device 22 obtains international benchmark data from the first report generating device 21 and analyzes the international benchmark data, operating status data indicating the operating status of the nursing home, and insurance data indicating the health insurance plans of the nursing recipients. This generates an operating report tailored to the nursing home's operations. The operating report may include a current operating report indicating the current operating status of the nursing home, or a future operating report predicting the future operating status of the nursing home. The operating report will be described in detail later.

[0114] The output device outputs the care reports and management reports generated by the first report generating device 21 and the second report generating device 22, so that the user can use the care reports and management reports. The output device can be connected to the first report generating device 21 and the second report generating device 22 via a cable, or can be remotely connected to the first report generating device 21 and the second report generating device 22 via the Internet. The output device can be, for example, a display device or a display panel on a mobile terminal.

[0115] Table 1 shows data related to the physical health status of the care recipient, including basic data, vital signs data, measurement data, and other test data, as well as international evaluation benchmark data based on international evaluation standards. Basic data includes, for example, gender, age, height, and weight. Vital signs data include maximum blood pressure, minimum blood pressure, pulse, and blood sugar levels. Measurement data includes the aforementioned calculation ability score, Oxy-HB change, walking speed, average stride length, and average acceleration. International evaluation benchmark data includes the aforementioned MMSE, FAB, TMT, TUG, etc.

[0116] Table 1

[0117]

[0118] Figure 6 This is a diagram showing an example of a current health status report in a care report.

[0119] The current health status report is a training report of the care recipient for the day, which includes basic information such as the care recipient's name and age.

[0120] The training report also includes the results of brain activity measurement and walking ability measurement.

[0121] The brain activity ability measurement results include the brain activity ability measurement score of the care recipient, the ranking of the care recipient's brain activity ability among all care recipients, comparison with the average of people of the same age, and personal detailed training scores, as well as the name, age, gender, and brain activity ability measurement score of all care recipients sorted by brain activity ability measurement score.

[0122] The walking ability test results include the care recipient's walking ability test score, the care recipient's ranking in walking ability among all care recipients, comparison with the average of people of the same age, individual detailed training scores, and the name, age, gender, and walking ability test score of all care recipients sorted by walking ability test score.

[0123] Figure 6 The current health status report is just an example, and the current health status report is not limited to this. Figure 6 The ranking of the care recipient's brain activity and walking ability among all care recipients is shown in the figure, but a radar chart can also be used to show the results of comparing the care recipient's brain activity and walking ability with the average of people of the same age.

[0124] Figure 7 This is a diagram showing an example of a future health status report in a nursing report.

[0125] The future health status report is a predictive analysis report of the care recipient's test data for a specified period in the future. The future health status report includes basic information such as the care recipient's name and age.

[0126] Future health status reports will also include trends in brain activity and walking ability, a summary of analysis results, and recommended training menus for the corresponding care recipients.

[0127] Figure 7 In the coordinate graph showing the trend of brain activity ability, the horizontal axis represents the date, the vertical axis represents the MMSE (Mini-Mental State Examination) analysis value, the solid line represents the past MMSE analysis value of the care recipient, the dotted line represents the predicted future MMSE analysis value of the care recipient, and the gray area represents the bad data area. Regarding the setting of the threshold value of the bad data area of ​​the MMSE analysis value, it is usually determined that a patient with an MMSE analysis value of 27 points or less is suspected of having mild cognitive impairment (MCI), and a patient with an MMSE analysis value of 23 points or less is suspected of having cognitive impairment. Figure 7 In the example, an MMSE analysis value of 23 is set as the threshold, and the area below 23 is defined as the poor data area. The threshold for the poor data area of ​​the MMSE analysis value can also be adjusted to other values ​​as appropriate.

[0128] same, Figure 7 In the coordinate graph showing the trend of walking ability, the horizontal axis represents the date, the vertical axis represents the TUG (Timed Up and Go) analysis value, the solid line represents the past TUG analysis value of the care recipient, the dotted line represents the predicted future TUG analysis value of the care recipient, and the gray area represents the bad data area. Regarding the setting of the threshold value of the bad data area of ​​the TUG analysis value, it is usually determined that the risk of falling is high when the TUG analysis value is longer than 13.5 seconds. Figure 7 In the example, the TUG analysis value of 13.5 seconds is set as the threshold, and the area longer than 13.5 seconds is defined as the bad data area. The threshold for the bad data area of ​​the TUG analysis value can also be adjusted to other values ​​as appropriate.

[0129] The analysis results summary includes an analysis of brain activity trends and walking ability trends. For example, the brain activity trend analysis might read, "It's declining. Based on this trend, there's a possibility of entering a dangerous zone in ○○ months." For example, the walking ability trend analysis might read, "It's improving. Based on this trend, please strive to maintain this condition and try to improve it."

[0130] The recommended training menu provides future training content suitable for the patient based on the analysis results. For example, a table can be pre-stored to establish a correspondence between the type of international evaluation benchmark data, the value of the international evaluation benchmark data, or the change in the international evaluation benchmark data before and after training, and the training items. Based on the predicted value of the international evaluation benchmark data or the predicted change in the international evaluation benchmark data before and after training, the corresponding training items or training intensities can be recommended with reference to this table.

[0131] Figure 7 The future health status report is just an example, and the future health status report is not limited to this.

[0132] Return to Figure 4 The caregiver can understand the health status of the care recipient from the care report output by the output device and provide care services such as health training to the care recipient.

[0133] Specifically, based on the current health status report, it is possible to understand the current health status of the care recipient, such as brain activity and walking ability, the ranking of the care recipient's health status among all care recipients, and comparison with the health average of people of the same age.

[0134] Furthermore, the Future Health Status Report allows users to understand past and future trends in the patient's health, such as brain activity and walking ability. This helps determine the effectiveness of past health training and other care services. Furthermore, the Future Health Status Report provides recommended training menus, allowing users to optimally plan future health training and other care services.

[0135] Figure 8 This is a diagram showing an example of a management report generated by the second report generating device 22 .

[0136] The operating report includes basic information such as the name of the nursing home, an operating status report, and a nursing home status report.

[0137] Taking March as an example, the operating status report includes financial information such as turnover, cost, profit, etc. for January, February and March, as well as information such as the number of occupants (occupancy rate). The number of occupants (occupancy rate) information can also be subdivided into single rooms and multi-person rooms.

[0138] The nursing home status report shows the basic situation of care recipients by age group and gender. For example, the number of men and women in each age group is shown for 60-64, 65-69, 70-74, 75-79, 80-84, 85-89, 90-94, and 95-99.

[0139] In addition, the nursing home status report also includes information on the distribution of care levels required by care recipients. For example, the number of people in different care levels is displayed by age group. Specifically, the number of care recipients in the age groups of 60-64, 65-69, 70-74, 75-79, 80-84, 85-89, 90-94, and 95-99 is displayed as unrated, severe level 1, severe level 2, and severe level 3, respectively. Based on the data of each care recipient, the current number of care recipients at each care level can be counted, and the number of care recipients at each care level can be predicted in the future. For example, the number of care recipients corresponding to unrated, severe level 1, severe level 2, and severe level 3 can be represented based on the stored personal data, training (rehabilitation) status, etc. of each care recipient, and the predicted number of care recipients corresponding to unrated, severe level 1, severe level 2, and severe level 3 after one year of training can be represented. For example, the number of care recipients who are unrated, severe level 1, severe level 2, and severe level 3 after improvement through training can be displayed in brackets for comparative analysis.

[0140] Figure 8 The operating report is just one example, and the operating report is not limited to this. Figure 8 Although the specific values ​​are not recorded in the report, the actual operating report does record the specific values. Figure 8 The operating report is a report that indicates the current operating status of the nursing home. Although not shown, the second report generating device 22 may also generate a future operating report that predicts the future operating status of the nursing home. This future operating report reflects the changing trend of the operating status if the current operating plan is continued, for example, whether the operating status will deteriorate or improve.

[0141] Return to Figure 4 The management staff of the nursing home can understand the management status of the nursing home from the management report output by the output device and make the future management plan of the nursing home.

[0142] Specifically, the current operating report can be used to understand the current operating status of a nursing home and whether the management plan implemented over the past period is suitable for the facility. Furthermore, it can also provide information on the age and gender distribution of the nursing home's residents, as well as the level of care required. This allows the development of future management plans for the nursing home based on the current operating status and the needs of the residents.

[0143] In addition, based on future business reports, it is possible to understand whether the business plan currently being implemented is reasonable and to maintain or improve the business plan accordingly.

[0144] Next, the technical effects of the care support system according to the first embodiment will be described.

[0145] In the past, when the health status of care recipients was understood through questionnaires, it was inevitably dependent on the subjective consciousness of the care recipients. Care recipients with the same health status may give different answers, resulting in deviations and the inability to accurately grasp the health status of care recipients.

[0146] In the first embodiment, the nursing support system acquires the health status of the care recipient through a detection device, including measurement data such as the care recipient's computing ability score, Oxy-HB variation, walking speed, average stride length, and average acceleration; vital signs such as maximum and minimum blood pressure, pulse, and blood sugar levels; and basic data such as gender, age, height, and weight. This detection data is objective and independent of the care recipient's subjective perception. Therefore, the international evaluation benchmark data generated based on this objective detection data can objectively and accurately reflect the care recipient's health status. This allows caregivers to accurately understand the care recipient's health status and provide targeted nursing services accordingly.

[0147] In addition, the previous questionnaire survey method cannot predict the future health status of the care recipients.

[0148] The nursing support system of the first embodiment can generate a future health status report that predicts the future health status of the care recipient. Based on this, the caregiver can not only understand the care recipient's past health status, but also understand the changing trends of the health status in the future, so as to reasonably plan future health training and other care plans.

[0149] Furthermore, the nursing support system of the first embodiment analyzes international benchmark data, operational data, and insurance data to generate management reports for nursing homes. These data, including international benchmark data, operational data, and insurance data, are objective data, providing objective management reports to nursing home managers. This allows them to accurately understand current operating conditions and develop future management plans based on the current operating status and the needs of the care recipients.

[0150] Furthermore, the care support system of the first embodiment can also generate a future management report of the elderly care institution, thereby reducing the man-hours required of management staff of the elderly care institution to predict future management conditions.

[0151] [Second embodiment]

[0152] Reference Figure 9 A care support system according to a second embodiment will be described.

[0153] Figure 9 Schematic diagram showing a care support system 200 according to the second embodiment. In the second embodiment, the same reference numerals are used for the same components as those in the first embodiment, and description of the same components as those in the first embodiment will be omitted.

[0154] like Figure 9 As shown, the care support system 200 includes a detection device 10, a first memory 31, a first data analysis device 32, a second memory 33, a second data analysis device 34, and an output device (not shown).

[0155] The combination of the first memory 31 and the first data analysis device 32 in the second embodiment is equivalent to the first report generating device 21 in the first embodiment, and the combination of the second memory 33 and the second data analysis device 34 in the second embodiment is equivalent to the second report generating device 22 in the first embodiment.

[0156] The first memory 31 stores detection data related to the physical condition of the care recipient obtained by detecting the body of the care recipient. The detection data is the same as the detection data in the first embodiment, so detailed description is omitted.

[0157] Based on the test data, the first data analysis device 32 generates international benchmark data, which are evaluation indicators for the care recipient based on international benchmarks. By analyzing this international benchmark data, the device generates a care report tailored to the care recipient. This care report includes, for example, a current health status report indicating the care recipient's current health status and a future health status report predicting the future health trend of the care recipient. The care report is identical to the care report in the first embodiment, and therefore a detailed description thereof will be omitted.

[0158] The detection data and the care report including the future health status of the care recipient can be provided by the care plan provider in the aforementioned second model and third model to the insurance plan provider.

[0159] The second memory 33 stores business status data indicating the business status of the nursing institution and insurance data indicating the health insurance to which the nursing recipient is enrolled; and

[0160] The second data analysis device analyzes the international benchmark data, operating status data, and insurance data generated by the first data analysis device to generate an operating report suitable for the nursing home. This operating report may include a current operating report that indicates the current operating status of the nursing home, or a future operating report that predicts the future operating status of the nursing home. The operating report is the same as the operating report in the first embodiment, and therefore a detailed description thereof will be omitted.

[0161] As in the first embodiment, the output device outputs the care reports and management reports generated by the first data analysis device 32 and the second data analysis device 34 so that the user can use the care reports and management reports. The output device can be connected to the first data analysis device 32 and the second data analysis device 34 via a cable or remotely via the Internet.

[0162] According to the second embodiment, the same technical effects as those of the first embodiment can be obtained.

[0163] [Third embodiment]

[0164] Reference Figure 10 A care support system according to a third embodiment will be described.

[0165] Figure 10Schematic diagram showing a care support system 300 according to a third embodiment. In the third embodiment, the same reference numerals are used for the same components as those in the first and second embodiments, and description of the same components will be omitted.

[0166] like Figure 10 As shown, the care support system 300 includes a detection device 10, a first memory 31, a second memory 33, a data analysis device 40, and an output device (not shown).

[0167] The data analysis device 40 in the third embodiment corresponds to a combination of the first data analysis device 32 and the second data analysis device 34 in the second embodiment.

[0168] The data analysis device 40 generates international benchmark data, representing evaluation indicators for the care recipient based on international benchmarks, based on the test data. By analyzing this international benchmark data, the data analyzer 40 generates a care report tailored to the care recipient. These care reports include a current health status report, which indicates the care recipient's current health status, and a future health status report, which predicts the future health trend of the care recipient. The care reports are similar to those in the first and second embodiments, and therefore detailed descriptions are omitted.

[0169] The detection data and the care report including the future health status of the care recipient can be provided by the care plan provider in the aforementioned second model and third model to the insurance plan provider.

[0170] The data analysis device 40 also generates a management report tailored to the nursing home's operations by analyzing international benchmark data, operational status data, and insurance data. This management report can include a current management report showing the current operational status of the nursing home, or a future management report predicting the future operational status of the nursing home. The management report is similar to the management report in the first and second embodiments, so a detailed description will be omitted.

[0171] As in the first and second embodiments, the output device outputs the care reports and management reports generated by the data analysis device 40 so that the user can use them. The output device can be connected to the data analysis device 40 via a cable or remotely via the internet.

[0172] According to the third embodiment, the same technical effects as those of the first and second embodiments can be obtained.

[0173] [Fourth embodiment]

[0174] Reference Figure 11 A care support system according to a fourth embodiment will be described.

[0175] Figure 11 Schematic diagram showing a care support system 400 according to a fourth embodiment. In the fourth embodiment, the same components as those in the second embodiment are denoted by the same reference numerals, and description of the same components will be omitted.

[0176] like Figure 11 As shown, the care support system 400 includes a detection device 10, a first memory 31, a first data analysis device 32, a second memory 33, a second data analysis device 34, an image data analysis device 50, and an output device (not shown).

[0177] The fourth embodiment differs from the second embodiment in that an image data analysis device 50 is included.

[0178] The image data analysis device 50 obtains image data of the care object from an image acquisition device such as a camera that captures the gait of the care object, analyzes the image data, and saves the image analysis data into the first memory 31. The image analysis data can also be used as detection data.

[0179] The first data analysis device 32 generates international evaluation standard data based on the detection data, and generates a care report suitable for the care target by analyzing the international evaluation standard data. The care report is the same as the care report in the first to fourth embodiments, so detailed description is omitted.

[0180] According to the fourth embodiment, the same technical effects as those of the first and third embodiments can be obtained.

[0181] Next, the effects that can be achieved by applying the care support systems according to the first to fourth embodiments of the present invention in the above-described first mode will be described.

[0182] The care support system of the present invention can generate a care report for a care target. Therefore, by applying the care support system of the present invention, the above-mentioned first mode can produce the following effects.

[0183] For care recipients, the present invention's nursing support system generates personalized care reports, enabling them to receive tailored care services from their nursing homes. These services, such as mitigating cognitive impairment and falls, provide appropriate care from nursing staff, and offer services not previously available in nursing homes. Consequently, they can extend their healthy lifespan and gain a sense of security and well-being.

[0184] Caregivers can utilize the monitoring devices provided by the nursing home to gain knowledge related to health data from the nursing support system of the present invention, receive targeted training from the nursing home, and earn a stable income from the nursing home. In other words, caregivers can improve their nursing skills, enhance their human resources, and earn a stable income.

[0185] For providers of elderly care facilities, the nursing support system of the present invention generates personalized care reports for care recipients, enabling them to enjoy services previously unavailable in nursing homes. This helps attract affluent care recipients and generate stable revenue. Furthermore, access to operational reports generated by the nursing support system of the present invention allows for stable operations. In other words, elderly care facility providers can enhance their brand power, achieve stable profits, and even expand their profits.

[0186] Next, the effects that can be achieved by applying the aforementioned second mode of the care support system of the present invention will be described.

[0187] Since it is possible to obtain test data related to the physical condition of the care recipient, as well as the care recipient's future health status, i.e., disease prediction information, the care recipient's health status can be accurately grasped. In addition, since the nursing support system of the present invention can generate nursing reports for the care recipient, the care recipient can enjoy services that were previously unavailable in nursing homes, thereby attracting more care recipients to stay, thereby obtaining stable income. Moreover, since it is possible to obtain the operating reports generated by the nursing support system of the present invention, stable operations can be achieved. In addition, by providing targeted nursing services to the care recipient, the number of care recipients suffering from illnesses can be reduced, so insurance providers can reduce the medical expenses paid to medical institutions.

[0188] In other words, insurance providers can enhance their brand power, achieve stable benefits, and reduce medical expenses.

[0189] By applying the care support system of the present invention to the third model, each party in the third model can also obtain the same effects as those of the first model and the second model.

[0190] The embodiments of the present invention have been described above with reference to the accompanying drawings. The embodiments described above are merely specific examples of the present invention, which are provided for understanding the present invention and are not intended to limit the scope of the present invention. Those skilled in the art can, based on the technical concept of the present invention, make various modifications, combinations, and reasonable omissions of elements to the embodiments, and the resulting embodiments are also included within the scope of the present invention.

Claims

1. A nursing support system, characterized in that: The nursing support system can be used in scenarios including nursing plan providers, nursing institutions, insurance providers, caregiver providers, and care recipients. The nursing support system includes: A detection device detects the body of the care recipient to obtain detection data related to the physical condition of the care recipient; a first report generating device that constructs, based on the test data and through machine learning, a mathematical model composed of the test data and international evaluation benchmark data, generates evaluation indicators based on the international evaluation benchmark, i.e., international evaluation benchmark data, and generates a nursing report for the nursing recipient by analyzing the international evaluation benchmark data, wherein the international evaluation benchmark is a benchmark for evaluating a person's health status; and Output device, outputs the above nursing report, The above-mentioned nursing report includes a current health status report indicating the current health status of the nursing object and / or a future health status report predicting the trend of the nursing object's future health status. The above-mentioned current health status report is a training report of the nursing object on the same day, including information on the nursing object's brain activity ability measurement score and walking ability measurement score, as well as information on the ranking of brain activity ability and walking ability among all nursing objects, comparison with the average of people of the same age, and individual detailed training scores. The nursing support system further includes a second report generating device that generates an operating report suitable for the nursing institution by analyzing the international evaluation benchmark data, operating status data indicating the operating status of the nursing institution, and insurance data indicating whether the nursing recipients are enrolled in health insurance provided by an insurance provider. The nursing support system sends the nursing report and the management report to the nursing institution for providing nursing care to the nursing recipients and improving the management of the nursing institution. The care support system sends the detection data and the future health status report to the insurance provider via the care plan provider.

2. The nursing support system according to claim 1, wherein The first report generating device includes: A first memory for storing the detection data; and The first data analysis device generates the international evaluation benchmark data based on the detection data, and generates the nursing report by analyzing the international evaluation benchmark data. The second report generating device includes: A second memory for storing the above-mentioned business status data and insurance data; and The second data analysis device generates the management report by analyzing the international evaluation benchmark data, the management status data, and the insurance data input from the first data analysis device.

3. The nursing support system according to claim 1 or 2, characterized in that The future health status report is a predictive analysis report of the care recipient's test data for a predetermined future period, and includes information indicating brain activity trend, walking ability trend, analysis result summary, and recommended training menu for the care recipient.

4. The nursing support system according to claim 1 or 2, characterized in that The above-mentioned operating report includes a current operating report indicating the current operating status of the nursing institution and / or a future operating report predicting the future operating status of the nursing institution. The above-mentioned current operating report includes current financial information and distribution information of the nursing level required by the current nursing objects, and the future operating report includes future financial information and distribution information of the nursing level required by the future nursing objects.

5. The nursing support system according to claim 1 or 2, characterized in that: The detection device includes a detection tool for detecting the body of the care recipient. The detection tool is used to detect the body of the care recipient to obtain detection data related to the physical condition of the care recipient. The detection data includes measurement data, vital sign data and basic data. The measurement data includes at least one of a calculation ability score, an Oxy-HB change, i.e., an oxygenated hemoglobin change, a walking speed, an average stride length and an average acceleration. The vital sign data includes at least one of a maximum blood pressure, a minimum blood pressure, a pulse and a blood sugar value. The basic data includes at least one of a gender, an age, a height and a weight. The international evaluation criteria generated by the first report generating device include at least one of the following: MMSE (Mini Mental State Examination), FAB (Frontal Assessment Battery), TMT (Track Tracking Test), and TUG (Timed Up and Go Test). The above-mentioned brain activity ability measurement results include at least one of the brain activity ability measurement score of the corresponding care recipient, the ranking of the brain activity ability of the corresponding care recipient among all care recipients, and the name, age, gender, and brain activity ability measurement score of all care recipients sorted by brain activity ability measurement score. The walking ability measurement result includes at least one of the walking ability measurement score of the corresponding care recipient, the ranking of the corresponding care recipient's walking ability among all care recipients, and the name, age, gender, and walking ability measurement score of all care recipients sorted by walking ability measurement score. The future health status report is a predictive analysis report of the test data of the care recipient during a predetermined period in the future, and the predictive analysis report includes at least one of a brain activity trend, a walking ability trend, an analysis result summary, and a recommended training menu. The management report includes a current management report indicating the current management status of the nursing care institution and / or a future management report predicting the future management status of the nursing care institution.

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