Assessment operation support device and method for controlling the same and program

Abstract

To provide an assessment operation support device that allows even a care manager with less experience to efficiently collect information during assessment (monitoring) operation, a method for controlling the same, and a program.SOLUTION: An assessment operation support device comprises: a basic care DB in which a plurality of support content items for a person who requires nursing care and a plurality of assessment items required for the support content items are stored in association with each other; and an information collection framework DB in which an information collection framework is stored indicating how information collection is performed when an assessment is carried out for each of the assessment items. When support to be given to the person who requires nursing care is selected from the plurality of support content items, and one or more of the plurality of assessment items associated with the plurality of selected support content items are selected, the information collection framework stored in the information collection framework DB is displayed regarding the selected assessment items.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 4

Description

[Technical field]

[0001] The present invention relates to an assessment work support device, a control method thereof, and a program. [Background technology]

[0002] Care managers (hereafter referred to as care managers) create care plans (plans for the provision of care services, etc.) and coordinate with municipalities, service providers, facilities, etc. so that those requiring care (those requiring support) can receive appropriate care services (home care, day care, etc.) according to the consultation details and physical and mental conditions of the person requiring care (person requiring support). The work of a care manager is generally incorporated into the following steps (1) to (6).

[0003] (1) Assessment The situation of the person requiring care is grasped, information is collected regarding the obstacles and requests in daily life, the background and causes of the decline in mental and physical functions are analyzed, and the life issues (needs) that need to be resolved and the possibilities are identified. (2) Drafting a care plan A care plan is drafted, including setting a comprehensive assistance policy, goals (time frame for achieving them, etc.), and the types of services and number of times required to achieve those goals. (3) Service staff meetings, etc. The care plan is reviewed and adjusted from a professional perspective, including by the service provider. In addition, the understanding is shared among multiple professions, and the care plan is decided after explanation and consent from the person requiring care. (4) Provision of nursing care services In accordance with the determined care plan, specific nursing care services such as assistance with eating and bathing are provided to the person requiring care by the service provider. (5)Benefit management Nursing care benefit expenses incurred through the use of nursing care insurance services are managed. (6) Monitoring (reassessment) The care services provided are checked to see whether they are enabling the person in need of care to live an independent life and whether they are achieving short-term goals.

[0004] After completing the above (6) monitoring (reassessment), if the short-term goals have been achieved, new short-term goals are set and a new care plan is created to achieve the new short-term goals. If the short-term goals have not been achieved, an investigation is conducted to see if the short-term goals are appropriate for the current situation and if there are any problems, and a decision is made to continue or change the care plan. The process goes back to the above (2) preparation of the draft care plan.

[0005] In (1) assessment or (6) monitoring, care managers generally visit the home of the person requiring care, meet with the person and his / her family, listen to what they have to say, and collect information necessary to create or change a care plan. Information necessary to create or change a care plan can be collected according to "assessment items (monitoring items)" prepared in advance. However, when collecting information according to assessment items (monitoring items), inexperienced care managers may not know the specific method (framework) of who to ask, what to ask, and how to ask.

[0006] Patent Document 1 provides a care support system and a care support program that allows all organizations or people related to care, such as a regional comprehensive support center, care providers, and the family of the person receiving care, to share care information and support appropriate care services based on this shared care information. However, it does not support assessment work (monitoring work) by care managers. [Prior art documents] [Patent documents]

[0007] [Patent Document 1] JP 2014-137811 A Summary of the Invention [Problem to be solved by the invention]

[0008] The purpose of this invention is to enable even inexperienced care managers to efficiently collect information when assessment (monitoring) is carried out. [Means for solving the problem]

[0009] The assessment work support device of the present invention comprises a basic care database in which a plurality of support content items assumed to be necessary for a person requiring care and a plurality of assessment items required for each of the plurality of support content items are stored in association with each other, an information collection framework database in which an information collection framework indicating how information collection was performed when an assessment was carried out by a care manager for each assessment item is stored, a support content selection means for selecting support to be provided to the person requiring care from the plurality of support content items stored in the basic care database, an assessment item selection means for selecting one or more of the plurality of assessment items stored in the basic care database in association with each of the plurality of support content items selected by the support content selection means, and an information collection framework display means for displaying the information collection framework stored in the information collection framework database for the assessment item selected by the assessment item selection means.

[0010] A basic care database stores multiple support content items and multiple assessment items. The multiple support content items stored in the basic care database are the support content that is the basis for supporting the continuation of the life of the person requiring care, and are typically support content items that take into account the functions and physiology of the elderly. Each support content item is associated with multiple assessment items that should be confirmed to determine its necessity and appropriateness. For example, the support content items include "support for understanding disease management," "support for identifying comorbid diseases," "early detection of abnormalities in the oral cavity and ensuring opportunities for dental examinations," "confirmation of the risk and history of falls and fractures," "understanding the desired lifestyle and living intentions," "support for understanding the weekly rhythm of life and its changes," "confirmation of dietary and nutritional status," "support for understanding the fluid intake status," "support for understanding the communication status," "support for understanding the status of activities and participation in the home and community and the environment," and "prediction of risks in the oral cavity and eating and swallowing functions." For example, assessment items (items to be evaluated or confirmed) associated with "Support for understanding disease management," one of the multiple support content items mentioned above, include "degree of understanding of the patient and family about the disease," "degree of understanding of the patient and family about the management and guidance of lifestyle-related diseases," "degree of understanding of the patient and family about the guidance from doctors and other professionals," "degree of understanding of the patient and family about the need to take medication and how to manage medication," "prescribed medication (whether or not, type of prescribed medication) and the status of taking these medications (whether the correct amount and frequency are taken, whether any medication is left over, etc.)," ​​"the patient's daily (24-hour) rhythm and way of spending time," and "daily life." This includes information such as "food intake status (number of meals, amount of food, whether food is left over, whether snacks are eaten, etc.)", "daily fluid intake status (amount of fluid intake, timing of fluid intake, amount of activity related to sweating, amount of fluid deficit, etc.)", "understanding the status of a regular pharmacy and regular pharmacist (whether they have one, frequency of contact, contact information, how they are involved, etc.)", "confirming how to cooperate and medication management status (where medication is stored, how it is stored, etc.)", "whether there is instruction or guidance from a doctor regarding the disease and its treatment, and the content of that guidance (basic details of the disease, treatment policy, things to be aware of in daily life, whether there are restrictions in daily life, explanation of things to manage in daily life, explanation of guidelines for making judgments, etc.)".

[0011] The information collection framework database stores information collection frameworks that indicate how information was collected when a care manager performed an assessment for each of the above-mentioned assessment items. More specifically, the information collection framework refers to "who," "what," and "how" information was collected to perform an assessment when a specific assessment was performed by a care manager with a relatively high level of experience (e.g., 5 years or more of experience), in other words, the information collection records of an experienced care manager when performing an assessment. In this way, the information collection framework database stores the records of information collection by an experienced care manager for each assessment item.

[0012] According to this invention, when performing an assessment on a specific person requiring care, several support content items are selected from among multiple support content items, and one or more of the multiple assessment items related to the selected support content items are selected. Then, an information collection framework for the selected assessment items, i.e., how an experienced care manager who has performed the same assessment in the past collected information when performing the assessment, is displayed. This allows inexperienced care managers to efficiently collect information when performing an assessment in the future.

[0013] In one embodiment, data representing the years of experience of the care manager who implemented the assessment is associated with each of the information collection frameworks, and when a plurality of information collection frameworks for the assessment items selected by the assessment item selection means are stored in the information collection framework database, a selection means is further provided for selecting, from among the plurality of information collection frameworks, an information collection framework of a care manager with many years of experience as an information collection framework to be preferentially displayed by the information collection framework display means. The years of experience of the care manager who implemented the assessment may be stored in the information collection framework database for each information collection framework, or, for example, an identification code (ID) or the like for identifying a care manager for each information collection framework may be stored in the information collection framework database, and the care manager ID and the years of experience of the care manager identified by the ID may be managed separately (in another database).

[0014] In another embodiment, the information collection framework further includes a municipality size input means for receiving an input of the size of the municipality in which the care manager who uses the assessment business support device is active, and when data representing the size of the municipality in which the care manager who performed the assessment is active is associated with each of the information collection frameworks, and when a plurality of information collection frameworks for the assessment items selected by the assessment item selection means are stored in the information collection framework database, the information collection framework of the care manager who is active in the municipality whose size matches the size of the municipality in which the care manager who uses the assessment business support device is active is selected from the plurality of information collection frameworks as the information collection framework to be preferentially displayed by the information collection framework display means. The input means for receiving an input of the size of the municipality in which the care manager who uses the assessment business support device is active may be one that receives an input of the size of the municipality itself, or may be one that receives an input of an identification code (ID) unique to the care manager who uses the assessment business support device when using the assessment business support device, and uses the size of the municipality that is separately associated (in another database) with the input ID.

[0015] In still another embodiment, the device further includes a care recipient attribute input means for receiving input of multiple types of attributes of the care recipient to be supported, and when multiple types of attributes of the care recipient who has undergone the assessment are associated with each of the information collection frameworks, and multiple information collection frameworks for the assessment items selected by the assessment item selection means are stored in the information collection framework database, the device further includes a selection means for selecting, from among the multiple information collection frameworks, an information collection framework in an assessment performed on a care recipient having attributes that match or are similar to the attributes of the care recipient to be supported, as an information collection framework to be preferentially displayed by the information collection framework display means. The care recipient attribute input means for receiving input of multiple types of attributes of the care recipient to be supported may be one that receives input of the attributes (gender, age, etc.) of the care recipient itself, or may receive, for example, a selection of the care recipient to be assessed (may be input of ID, etc.) when the assessment work support device is used, and a database in which the ID and attributes of the care recipient are stored for each care recipient may be separately prepared in advance.

[0016] When multiple information collection frameworks and data exist for a selected assessment item, they are prioritized, which further improves the efficiency of assessment work for inexperienced care managers. Only one information collection framework selected as the one that should be displayed preferentially may be displayed, or all multiple information collection frameworks may be displayed after ranking. Of course, multiple information collection frameworks with high rankings may be displayed.

[0017] The present invention also provides a method for controlling an assessment work support device and a program for operating a computer device as an assessment work support device. [Brief description of the drawings]

[0018] [Figure 1]FIG. 2 is a block diagram showing a hardware configuration of an assessment (monitoring) work support device. [Diagram 2] This shows a database of elderly people requiring nursing care. [Diagram 3] Shown is the care manager database. [Figure 4] Shown is the basic care database. [Diagram 5] This shows the information collection framework and database. [Figure 6] 13 is a flowchart showing a process of the assessment work support device. [Figure 7] 1 shows a selection screen for elderly people requiring care and the expected support content. [Figure 8] 13 shows an information gathering framework presentation screen. EXAMPLES

[0019] FIG. 1 is a block diagram showing the hardware configuration of an assessment (monitoring) work support device.

[0020] The assessment work support device is a computer system equipped with a central processing unit (CPU) 1 that controls the overall operation of the computer system. Connected to the CPU 1 are a memory 2 that provides a work area, a buffer area, etc., an input device (such as a keyboard) 3 used to input and select characters and symbols, a display device (such as a liquid crystal display) 4 that displays images, a storage device (such as a hard disk) 5 that stores various programs and data, and a communication device 6 that transmits and receives data via a network (such as the Internet). A program (not shown in FIG. 1) for making the computer system function as an assessment work support device is installed in the storage device 5, and the computer system operates as an assessment work support device by executing this program.

[0021] The storage device 5 stores a plurality of databases (DBs) used for processing in the assessment work support device, here a care-requiring elderly person database 10, a care manager database 20, a basic care database 30, and an information collection framework database 40. Details of these databases 10 to 40 will be described later.

[0022] The assessment work support device can also be configured as a server / client type system. In this case, the assessment work support device is realized by using a server and a client that are connected to each other via a network (such as the Internet). In general, data is input in the client, various processes based on the input data are performed in the server, and the processing results in the server are sent to the client, whereupon the processing results are displayed.

[0023] FIG. 2 shows the details of the database 10 for elderly people requiring care.

[0024] Information on generally elderly people who require care and who are eligible for care services is stored in the database of elderly people requiring care 10. Specifically, the database of elderly people requiring care 10 stores data such as a care recipient ID, which is a unique identifier assigned to each person requiring care, the gender, name, age, level of care required (generally five levels; the higher the number, the longer the time required for care services), type of residence, main caregiver, main illness, services used, and area of ​​residence.

[0025] FIG. 3 shows the care manager database 20 .

[0026] The care manager database 20 stores information on care managers who create care plans for people requiring care. Specifically, the care manager database 20 stores data such as a care manager ID (care manager ID), which is a unique identifier assigned to each care manager, a password (PW) entered when the care manager uses the assessment work support device, the name of the care manager, years of experience (in 5-year increments), qualifications held, whether or not the care manager has a chief care manager qualification, whether or not the care manager has experience in supervising other care managers, and the size of the city or town in charge (large, medium, or small).

[0027] FIG. 4 shows details of the basic care database 30.

[0028] The basic care database 30 stores "expected support content items" and "assessment items."

[0029] The "anticipated support content items" are a systematization of the support content expected to enable people to continue their current lifestyles as much as possible, based on the basic principles of long-term care insurance, which are to maintain dignity and support independence, and are classified into 44 types. Each of the 44 "anticipated support content items" is associated with multiple assessment (monitoring) items (evaluation items) to consider its necessity and implementation.

[0030] As an example, the expected support content item "1. Support for understanding disease management" is support given to understand the disease and mental and physical state, and several more specific evaluation contents (indicators) for considering the necessity and concrete realization of this support are listed in the "assessment items." The expected support content item "1. Support for understanding disease management" has the following assessment items: "degree of understanding of the patient and family, etc. regarding the disease," "degree of understanding of the patient and family, etc. regarding the management and guidance of lifestyle-related diseases," "degree of understanding of the patient and family, etc. regarding the guidance from doctors and specialists," "degree of understanding of the patient and family, etc. regarding the need for medication and how to manage medication," "prescribed medication (presence or absence, type of prescribed medication) and the status of taking these medications (whether the correct amount and frequency are taken, whether any medication is left over, etc.)," ​​"the patient's daily (24-hour) rhythm and way of spending," "daily food intake status (number of meals, amount of food, whether any food is left over, The following items are associated and pre-stored: "daily fluid intake status (amount of fluid intake, timing of fluid intake, amount of activity related to sweating, amount of fluid deficiency, etc.)", "understanding the status of the family pharmacy and family pharmacist (presence or absence, frequency of contact, contact information, involvement, etc.)", "confirmation of cooperation methods and medication management status (where medication is stored, storage method, etc.)", "presence or absence of instructions and guidance from a doctor regarding the disease and its treatment, and the content of such guidance (basic details of the disease, treatment policy, points to note in daily life, presence or absence of restrictions in daily life, explanation of matters to be managed in daily life, explanation of guidelines for judgment, etc.)", etc. Similarly, multiple assessment items are associated with other anticipated support content items and pre-stored in the basic care database 30.

[0031] FIG. 5 shows an example of the information collection framework database 40.

[0032] Before creating a draft care plan, a care manager must understand the situation of the person requiring care, collect information on obstacles and requests in daily life, analyze the background and causes of the decline in mental and physical functions, and identify the life issues (needs) that need to be resolved and the possibilities (assessment). To carry out the assessment, a care manager will generally visit the home of the person requiring care, and experienced care managers, in particular, often have the knowledge to carry out the assessment efficiently for each of the assessment items mentioned above. The knowledge of experienced care managers is stored in the information collection framework database40.

[0033] The information collection framework database 40 includes the elderly care-requiring ID, the care manager ID, the assessment items, and the information collection framework. The information collection framework includes data on "who," "what," "how," and "results / outcomes." The information collection framework database 40 is related to the elderly care-requiring database 10 (Fig. 2), the care manager database 20 (Fig. 3), and the basic care database 30 (Fig. 4) described above by the elderly care-requiring ID, the care manager ID, and the assessment items (relational database).

[0034] For example, the first line of the information collection framework database 40 shown in Figure 5 stores that a care manager (see Figure 3) identified by a care manager ID "C0001" performed an assessment of an elderly person in need of care (see Figure 2) identified by a care manager ID "1011-0001" on the assessment item "daily fluid intake status" (see Figure 4), and the data representing (1) who, (2) what, (3) how the assessment was performed, and the results / outcomes are stored as information collection frameworks. Specifically, the information collection framework stores (1) the information collection framework for the elderly person in need of care (who), (2) the amount of fluid intake at home (what), (3) the information collection framework for ...

[0035] As described in detail below, the information gathering framework stored in the information gathering framework database 40 is presented to inexperienced care managers when they consider how to specifically gather information when carrying out assessment. This effectively supports the assessment work of inexperienced care managers.

[0036] Fig. 6 is a flow chart showing the process of the assessment work support device. Fig. 7 and Fig. 8 are examples of display screens of the display device 4 of the assessment work support device.

[0037] First, a login process is performed (step 60). Here, we assume a situation in which an inexperienced care manager (0-4 years of experience) uses the assessment work support device. The inexperienced care manager first enters a care manager ID and password. If the care manager ID and password match those stored in the care manager database 20 (Figure 3), use of the assessment work support device is permitted, and the assessment work support device starts up (the program starts up) (login). The user of the assessment work support device is identified by the assessment work support device.

[0038] If the login is successful, a selection screen 71 (FIG. 7) for "elderly person requiring care" and "expected support content" is displayed on the display screen of the display device 4.

[0039] 7, the selection screen 71 for the elderly person requiring care and the expected support contents includes a selection field 71A for the elderly person requiring care and a selection field 71B for the expected support contents. In the selection field 71A for the elderly person requiring care, any one of the names of a plurality of elderly people requiring care stored in the database 10 for elderly people requiring care (FIG. 2) can be selected and displayed. The selection field 71A for the elderly person requiring care is used to receive the elderly person requiring care who is to be assessed (the name is input into the selection field 71A for the elderly person requiring care) (step 61).

[0040] In the expected support content selection field 71B, 44 types of expected support content are displayed for selection using the basic care database 30 (FIG. 4). Typically, about 3 to 5 types of expected support content out of the 44 types are selected using the expected support content selection field 71B (step 62).

[0041] As described above, the basic care database 30 (FIG. 4) stores a plurality of assessment items associated with each of the 44 types of expected support contents. The basic care database 30 is queried to extract a plurality of assessment items associated with each of the selected "expected support contents" (step 63), and the extracted plurality of assessment items are displayed on the display screen of the display device 4 (step 64) (the assessment item display screen is not shown).

[0042] From the multiple assessment items displayed, an assessment item for which an information gathering framework is desired to be presented is selected (step 65).

[0043] When one or more assessment items for which an information collection framework is desired to be presented are selected, the information collection framework database 40 (Figure 5) is checked to extract an information collection framework for the selected assessment items (step 66), and the extracted information collection framework is displayed on the display screen (information collection framework presentation screen) of the display device 4 (step 67).

[0044] FIG. 8 shows an information gathering framework presentation screen 81.

[0045] The information collection framework presentation screen 81 includes an assessment item display field 81A, a branch number display field 81B, and an information collection framework display field 81C.

[0046] An assessment item selected using the assessment item display screen is displayed in an assessment item display field 81 A. A branch number and an information collection framework are displayed in a branch number display field 81B and an information collection framework display field 81C, respectively, to the right of the assessment item so as to correspond to the assessment item displayed in the assessment item display field 81 A.

[0047] The branch number displayed in the branch number display field 81B indicates the number of information collection frameworks extracted in step 66 for the selected assessment item, and indicates that an information collection framework with a smaller branch number has priority over an information collection framework with a larger branch number (priority). "Priority" (priority) means that it is considered to be more useful to a particular care manager using the assessment support device, and details will be described later.

[0048] Specifically, in the example of the information collection framework presentation screen 81 shown in Fig. 8, two information collection frameworks are extracted for each of the assessment items "daily fluid intake status" and "support from family etc. regarding fluid intake," and of the two information collection frameworks, the information collection framework with branch number 1 is given priority over the information collection framework with branch number 2. For the assessment items "implementation status of functional training according to ADL / IADL" and "activities desired by the individual in desired life / living," there is only an information collection frame with branch number 1, so this indicates that only one information collection framework is extracted for each.

[0049] The information collection framework display field 81C shows how an experienced care manager specifically carried out an assessment for a specific assessment item (for each of the multiple information collection frameworks when multiple information collection frameworks are presented for one assessment item). Specifically, the information collection framework display field 81C includes data showing for whom information was collected (for whom), what information was collected (what), and how the information was collected (how), and further includes data showing the results and outcomes. An inexperienced care manager can carry out an assessment by referring to the information collection framework displayed in the information collection framework display field 81C. The assessment work of inexperienced care managers is effectively supported.

[0050] When multiple information gathering frameworks are extracted for one assessment item, the above-mentioned priority (order of priority) can be determined as follows.

[0051] (1) Among multiple information collection frameworks, the information collection framework of a care manager with longer years of experience is given priority. This is because the information collection framework of a care manager with longer years of experience is more likely to be able to collect information more efficiently. Each information collection framework is associated with the care manager ID of the care manager who performed the assessment using that information collection framework (see the information collection framework database 40 (Figure 5)), and the care manager database 20 (Figure 3) stores the years of experience of the care manager identified by the care manager ID, so that it is possible to identify the years of experience of the care manager who performed the assessment for each information collection framework.

[0052] (2) Priority is given to the information gathering framework of a care manager who is in charge of a municipality of the same size as the inexperienced care manager who is using the assessment work support device (see Figure 3, Care Manager Database 20). This is because it is believed that the information gathering framework of a veteran care manager who is active in an environment similar to one's own can be used as a reference. The "size of the municipality in charge" of an inexperienced care manager who is using the assessment work support device can be identified from the care manager ID when logging in to the assessment work support device (see Care Manager Database 20 (Figure 3)).

[0053] (3) Priority is given to information collection frameworks for elderly care recipients that share one or more of the following attributes (attributes of elderly care recipients stored in the elderly care recipient database 10 (Fig. 2)) with the elderly care recipient for whom an assessment is to be carried out (elderly care recipient selected on the selection screen 71 (Fig. 7)). This is because an information collection framework that corresponds to an assessment carried out on an elderly care recipient for whom the attributes match or are similar is more likely to be able to collect accurate information. Since an elderly care recipient ID is associated with each information collection framework in the information collection framework database 40 (Fig. 5), attributes such as the gender of the elderly care recipient for whom an assessment is to be carried out using a specific information collection framework can be identified from this elderly care recipient ID.

[0054] When a large number of information collection frameworks are stored, instead of or in addition to the priority processing using the care manager's years of experience, the size of the city / town / village the care manager is responsible for, the attributes of the elderly person requiring care, etc., machine learning processing may be used to select an appropriate information collection framework from among multiple information collection frameworks. [Explanation of symbols]

[0055] 1 Central Processing Unit 2. Memory 3 Input Devices 4 Display device 5 Storage device 10. Database of elderly people requiring nursing care 20 Database of Elderly People Requiring Nursing Care 30 Basic Care Database 40 Information Collection Framework and Database

Claims

1. A basic care database in which a plurality of support content items assumed to be necessary for a person requiring care and a plurality of assessment items required for each of the plurality of support content items are stored in association with each other; An information gathering framework database that stores, for each assessment item, an information gathering framework that shows how information gathering was carried out when the assessment was carried out by the care manager; A support content selection means for selecting support to be provided to the person requiring care from a plurality of support content items stored in the basic care database; an assessment item selection means for selecting one or more of a plurality of assessment items stored in the basic care database in association with each of a plurality of support content items selected by the support content selection means; and an information collection framework display means for displaying an information collection framework stored in the information collection framework database for the assessment item selected by the assessment item selection means; Assessment work support device.

2. Each of the above information collection frameworks is associated with data representing the years of experience of the care managers who performed the above assessments. The information collection framework display device further includes a selection means for selecting, when a plurality of information collection frameworks for the assessment item selected by the assessment item selection means are stored in the information collection framework database, an information collection framework of a care manager with many years of experience from among the plurality of information collection frameworks as an information collection framework to be preferentially displayed by the information collection framework display means.

2. The assessment task support device according to claim 1.

3. Further comprising an input means for receiving an input of the size of a city, town, or village in which a care manager using the assessment business support device is active, Each of the above information collection frameworks is associated with data showing the size of the city or town in which the care manager who carried out the above assessment works. The device further includes a selection means for selecting, when a plurality of information collection frameworks for the assessment item selected by the assessment item selection means are stored in the information collection framework database, an information collection framework of a care manager active in a municipality of a size matching the size of the municipality in which the care manager using the assessment work support device is active, from among the plurality of information collection frameworks, as an information collection framework to be preferentially displayed by the information collection framework display means; 2. The assessment task support device according to claim 1.

4. The nursing care system further includes an input unit for receiving input of a plurality of types of attributes of a nursing care recipient to whom support should be provided, Each of the above information collection frameworks is associated with multiple attributes of the assessed care recipients. a selection means for selecting, when a plurality of information collection frameworks for the assessment item selected by the assessment item selection means are stored in the information collection framework database, an information collection framework in an assessment carried out on a care recipient having attributes that match or are similar to attributes of the care recipient to whom support is to be provided, from among the plurality of information collection frameworks, as an information collection framework to be preferentially displayed by the information collection framework display means; 2. The assessment task support device according to claim 1.

5. A basic care database stores a plurality of support content items assumed to be necessary for a person requiring care and a plurality of assessment items required for each of the plurality of support content items in association with each other; The information collection framework database stores, for each assessment item, an information collection framework that shows how information was collected when the care manager carried out the assessment. A support content selection means selects support to be provided to the person requiring care from a plurality of support content items stored in the basic care database; selecting, by an assessment item selection means, one or more of a plurality of assessment items associated with each of the selected plurality of support content items and stored in the basic care database; displaying an information collection framework stored in the information collection framework database for the selected assessment item by an information collection framework display means; A method for controlling an assessment work support device.

6. A computer device connected to a basic care database in which a plurality of support content items assumed to be necessary for a person requiring care and a plurality of assessment items required for each of the plurality of support content items are stored in association with each other, and an information collection framework database in which an information collection framework showing how information was collected when an assessment was carried out by a care manager for each assessment item is stored, A support content selection means for selecting support to be provided to the person requiring care from a plurality of support content items stored in the basic care database; an assessment item selection means for selecting one or more of a plurality of assessment items stored in the basic care database in association with each of a plurality of support content items selected by the support content selection means; and an information collection framework display means for displaying an information collection framework stored in the information collection framework database for the assessment item selected by the assessment item selection means; A program to function as a

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