Rehabilitation support system and rehabilitation support method

Abstract

To provide a technique for easily reading executed rehabilitation training when displaying a plurality of kinds of rehabilitation training executed by a rehabilitation patient by day.SOLUTION: The information terminal 1 includes a list display unit 2 that displays a list of a plurality of types of rehabilitation training and a daily display unit 3 that displays a plurality of types of rehabilitation training achievements as a plurality of types of rehabilitation training performed by a rehabilitation patient among the plurality of types of rehabilitation training on a daily basis. The daily display unit 3 highlights the rehabilitation training achievement corresponding to the rehabilitation training selected by the user among the plurality of types of rehabilitation training displayed in the list by the rehabilitation training list display unit 2.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 1

Description

[Technical Field]

[0001] The present disclosure relates to a rehabilitation support system and a rehabilitation support method. [Background technology]

[0002] Patent Document 1 discloses a rehabilitation support system that uses a database that stores evaluation indices for evaluation items that evaluate the degree of achievement of rehabilitation training for each rehabilitation patient, divides multiple rehabilitation patients into multiple groups, and outputs images that show the position of the target patient within the multiple groups. [Prior art documents] [Patent documents]

[0003] [Patent Document 1] Japanese Patent Application Publication No. 2022-60099 Summary of the Invention [Problem to be solved by the invention]

[0004] Incidentally, when a rehabilitation patient, who is partially paralyzed due to, for example, a stroke (cerebrovascular accident) or spinal cord injury, undergoes rehabilitation training aimed at restoring the trainee's physical movement function, the assistance of a therapist or the like is generally required. Therapists or the like typically include physical therapists, occupational therapists, and speech therapists. Therapists or the like may also include doctors and nurses.

[0005] To improve the efficiency of rehabilitation patients' functional recovery, it is conceivable to display a graph of the multiple types of rehabilitation training that the patient underwent by day. However, symptoms vary from patient to patient, and in order to address the functional recovery of each individual patient, there are typically more than 50 types of rehabilitation training. Therefore, even if the multiple types of rehabilitation training that a rehabilitation patient underwent were displayed by day in a graph, it was not possible to immediately determine what type of rehabilitation training the patient underwent. This issue cannot be resolved even by using machine learning such as neural networks.

[0006] An object of the present disclosure is to provide a technology for easily reading the rehabilitation training that has been performed when displaying multiple types of rehabilitation training performed by a rehabilitation patient by day. [Means for solving the problem]

[0007] A rehabilitation support system is provided which includes a rehabilitation training list display means for displaying a list of multiple types of rehabilitation training, and a daily display means for displaying, by day, the results of multiple types of rehabilitation training as the multiple types of rehabilitation training performed by a rehabilitation patient from among the multiple types of rehabilitation training, wherein the daily display means highlights the rehabilitation training results corresponding to the rehabilitation training selected by a user from the multiple types of rehabilitation training listed by the rehabilitation training list display means. According to the above configuration, when displaying the multiple types of rehabilitation training that a rehabilitation patient has undergone by day, the rehabilitation training that has already been performed can be easily read.

[0008] The daily display means may display the plurality of types of rehabilitation training results by day in the form of a stacked bar graph. With the above configuration, visibility of the plurality of types of rehabilitation training results is improved.

[0009] The multiple types of rehabilitation training results include multiple types of assisted rehabilitation training results that the rehabilitation patient performed with the assistance of an assistant and at least one type of unassisted rehabilitation training result that the rehabilitation patient performed without the assistance of the assistant, and the daily display means may display the multiple types of assisted rehabilitation training results and the at least one type of unassisted rehabilitation training results arranged by day. According to the above configuration, it is possible to easily compare the assisted rehabilitation training results with the unassisted rehabilitation training results.

[0010] The daily display means is configured to display the multiple types of rehabilitation training results and multiple types of rehabilitation training plans on a daily basis, and the multiple types of rehabilitation training plans include multiple types of assisted rehabilitation training plans that are planned for the rehabilitation patient to carry out with the assistance of an assistant, and at least one type of unassisted rehabilitation training plan that is planned for the rehabilitation patient to carry out without the assistance of the assistant, and the daily display means may display the multiple types of assisted rehabilitation training plans and the at least one type of unassisted rehabilitation training plan side by side on a daily basis. According to the above configuration, it is possible to easily compare an assisted rehabilitation training plan with an unassisted rehabilitation training plan.

[0011] A rehabilitation support method is provided in which a computer displays a list of multiple types of rehabilitation training, displays by day the results of multiple types of rehabilitation training as the multiple types of rehabilitation training performed by a rehabilitation patient among the multiple types of rehabilitation training, and highlights the results of rehabilitation training corresponding to a rehabilitation training selected by a user from the multiple types of rehabilitation training displayed in the list. According to the above method, when displaying the multiple types of rehabilitation training that a rehabilitation patient has undergone by day, the rehabilitation training that has already been performed can be easily read. [Effects of the Invention]

[0012] According to the present disclosure, when displaying multiple types of rehabilitation training performed by a rehabilitation patient by day, the rehabilitation training that has already been performed can be easily read. [Brief explanation of the drawings]

[0013] [Figure 1] FIG. 2 is a block diagram of an information terminal. [Figure 2] FIG. 10 is a diagram showing an example of a rehabilitation progress screen. [Figure 3] FIG. 10 is a diagram showing an example of a rehabilitation progress screen. [Figure 4] 1 is a control flow of an information terminal. DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

[0014] Hereinafter, an embodiment of the present disclosure will be described with reference to the drawings. FIG. 1 shows a block diagram of an information terminal 1. The information terminal 1 is a specific example of a rehabilitation support system. An assistant such as a therapist uses the information terminal 1 to manage the progress and plan of rehabilitation training for a rehabilitation patient. Below, the terms "therapist, etc.", "assistant," and "rehabilitation training" will be explained.

[0015] A rehabilitation patient is someone who has paralysis in part of their body due to, for example, a stroke (cerebrovascular accident) or spinal cord injury. The rehabilitation patient's physical movement function has declined due to the disease. In this embodiment, physical movement refers to movements included in, for example, activities of daily living (ADL), and includes movements such as eating, going to the toilet, getting dressed, and walking.

[0016] Rehabilitation patients undergo one or more types of training to restore impaired physical movement functions. Specifically, for example, training to restore the function of eating includes training for eating movements and training for swallowing movements. For example, training to restore toileting movements includes training for transferring to a bed, wheelchair, or toilet seat, and training for toileting movements. For example, training to restore walking movements includes training for maintaining a sitting posture, training for maintaining a standing posture, training for walking on flat ground, and training for walking uphill. In addition to the above-mentioned active physical movements, training also includes passive ones, such as massage, in which an assistant stimulates the joints and muscles. The above-mentioned training is also referred to as rehabilitation, rehabilitation training, or rehab.

[0017] The rehabilitation training may be performed with or without the assistance of an assistant such as a therapist. That is, the rehabilitation training includes assisted rehabilitation training performed with the assistance of an assistant such as a therapist, and unassisted rehabilitation training performed without the assistance of an assistant.

[0018] Assisted rehabilitation training is typically conducted in a rehabilitation room using various assistive devices. In contrast, unassisted rehabilitation training is typically conducted in a hospital ward without the use of assistive devices. In this sense, unassisted rehabilitation training can be considered independent training conducted by the rehabilitation patient alone.

[0019] Therapists, etc. are people who have specialized knowledge to assist rehabilitation patients. In this embodiment, therapists, etc. include physical therapists, occupational therapists, and speech therapists. Therapists, etc. assist the rehabilitation patients in their training according to their respective specialized knowledge. Therefore, therapists, etc. are a specific example of assistants.

[0020] A physical therapist is someone who provides physical therapy to physically disabled people, primarily to help them recover basic movement abilities. Physical therapy is a treatment method used to maintain or improve the function of those whose physical movement functions have been reduced due to illness, injury, disability, etc. Physical therapists perform physical therapy using exercise, heat, electricity, etc. Hereinafter, physical therapists will also be referred to as PTs (Physical Therapists).

[0021] An occupational therapist is someone who provides occupational therapy to people with physical or mental disabilities, primarily to help them recover their applied motor skills or social adaptability. Here, "occupation" includes everyday activities such as bathing, changing clothes, and using the toilet. Hereinafter, occupational therapists will also be referred to as OTs (Occupational Therapists).

[0022] A speech and language therapist is someone who provides speech and language training and other training, as well as the necessary tests, advice, guidance, and other assistance, in order to maintain and improve the functions of people with speech, language, or hearing disabilities. Speech and language therapists also provide training in eating and swallowing under the direction of a doctor or dentist. Hereinafter, speech and language therapists will also be referred to as speech and language-hearing therapists or STs (Speech Therapists).

[0023] Therapists, etc. include PTs, OTs, and STs. Therapists, etc. may also include doctors, nurses, etc. Hereinafter, therapists, etc. and assistants will also be simply referred to as users.

[0024] The information terminal 1 will be described below with reference to FIG. 1. In this embodiment, the information terminal 1 is a laptop-type personal computer. As shown in FIG. 1, the information terminal 1 includes a processor 1a, a memory 1b, an input interface 1c, and an LCD (Liquid Crystal Display) 1d. The processor 1a loads and executes programs stored in the memory 1b. As a result, the processor 1a causes hardware such as the processor 1a to function as a list display unit 2, a daily display unit 3, a performance acquisition unit 4, and a plan acquisition unit 5. The memory 1b also constitutes a database storage unit 6 and an evaluation index storage unit 7. The input interface 1c is typically an external mouse. In this embodiment, the information terminal 1 is implemented as a single device. However, instead, the information terminal 1 may be implemented by distributed processing using multiple devices. For example, the database storage unit 6 and the evaluation index storage unit 7 may be implemented as external storage devices capable of bidirectional communication with the information terminal 1.

[0025] The information terminal 1 may be a tablet, a smartphone, or a desktop personal computer. When the information terminal 1 is a tablet or a smartphone, the input interface 1c is a touch panel disposed on top of the LCD 1d.

[0026] The list display unit 2 is a specific example of a rehabilitation training list display means. The list display unit 2 displays a list of multiple types of assisted rehabilitation training. Please refer to FIG. 2. FIG. 2 shows a specific example of a rehabilitation management screen 8 output and displayed on the LCD 1d. As shown in FIG. 2, the rehabilitation management screen 8 includes a rehabilitation progress management display area 9 and a rehabilitation training selection area 10. The list display unit 2 displays a list of multiple types of assisted rehabilitation training in the form of buttons in the rehabilitation training selection area 10 of the rehabilitation management screen 8. Specifically, the list display unit 2 displays a list of multiple types of assisted rehabilitation training divided into multiple groups in the rehabilitation training selection area 10. In this embodiment, the multiple groups include a functional training group, an upper limb training group, a movement training group, and a walking training group.

[0027] Note that "displaying in a list" includes simultaneously displaying multiple types of assisted rehabilitation training as shown in Figure 2, displaying multiple types of assisted rehabilitation training using a scroll function, displaying multiple types of assisted rehabilitation training using a pull-down function, and displaying multiple types of assisted rehabilitation training using a tab function.

[0028] Furthermore, instead of displaying a list of multiple types of assisted rehabilitation training in the form of buttons, the list display unit 2 may display the list in the form of check boxes or radio buttons.

[0029] The daily display unit 3 displays the results and plans of assisted rehabilitation training by day in the form of a stacked bar graph in the rehabilitation progress management display area 9. The daily display unit 3 also displays the results and plans of unassisted rehabilitation training by day in the form of a Gantt chart in the rehabilitation progress management display area 9. The daily display unit 3 also displays the results and plans of evaluation indexes in the form of a line graph in the rehabilitation progress management display area 9.

[0030] The stacked bar graph 11 shown in FIG. 2 has a horizontal axis representing the date and a vertical axis representing the total practice time (training time) per day. The daily display unit 3 typically displays the assisted rehabilitation training results using a solid line and the assisted rehabilitation training plan using a dashed line. For ease of explanation, FIG. 2 also shows an enlarged portion of the stacked bar graph. As shown in FIG. 2, the daily display unit 3 displays multiple types of assisted rehabilitation training in different colors. Typically, the daily display unit 3 displays multiple types of assisted rehabilitation training grouped into a functional training group in red, multiple types of assisted rehabilitation training grouped into an upper limb training group in blue, multiple types of assisted rehabilitation training grouped into a movement training group in green, and multiple types of assisted rehabilitation training grouped into a walking training group in yellow. Therefore, when viewing the stacked bar graph 11 in the rehabilitation progress management display area 9, it is possible to instantly determine the duration of the assisted rehabilitation training belonging to each group. However, it is not possible to instantly read how long each assisted rehabilitation training session was or was not performed, because multiple types of assisted rehabilitation training sessions belonging to the same group are displayed in similar colors in the stacked bar graph 11.

[0031] As described above, the daily display unit 3 displays the results and plan of unassisted rehabilitation training by day in the form of a Gantt chart in the rehabilitation progress management display area 9. That is, the daily display unit 3 displays bands on the dates on which the unassisted rehabilitation training was performed and the dates on which the unassisted rehabilitation training was planned. As shown in FIG. 2 , the daily display unit 3 typically displays the Gantt chart 12 below the stacked bar graph 11. Therefore, the horizontal axis of the stacked bar graph 11 is used as the horizontal axis of the Gantt chart 12. The daily display unit 3 typically displays the results of unassisted rehabilitation training with a solid line and the plan of unassisted rehabilitation training with a dashed line.

[0032] As the unassisted rehabilitation training, multiple types of unassisted rehabilitation training are performed. As shown in FIG. 2, the daily display unit 3 displays the multiple types of unassisted rehabilitation training divided into multiple groups. The multiple groups include a physical therapy group, an occupational therapy group, and a speech-language-hearing group. The daily display unit 3 displays the unassisted rehabilitation training belonging to the physical therapy group, the unassisted rehabilitation training belonging to the occupational therapy group, and the unassisted rehabilitation training belonging to the speech-language-hearing group, separated into upper and lower sections. However, instead of this, the daily display unit 3 may display the multiple types of unassisted rehabilitation training without dividing them into groups.

[0033] As described above, the daily display unit 3 displays the results and plans of the evaluation indexes in the form of line graphs in the rehabilitation progress management display area 9. As shown in FIG. 2, the daily display unit 3 typically displays the line graph 13 superimposed on the stacked bar graph 11. In this embodiment, the evaluation index is the Functional Independence Measure (FIM). The FIM is one of the evaluation methods for evaluating ADLs (Activities of Daily Life). The FIM evaluates ADLs on a seven-point scale from 1 to 7 depending on the amount of assistance. Therefore, the horizontal axis of the line graph 13 represents the date, and the vertical axis represents the FIM evaluation index. The daily display unit 3 typically displays the results of the evaluation indexes with solid lines, and the plans for the evaluation indexes with dashed lines.

[0034] As an evaluation index, an appropriate index that can be understood by a person skilled in the art, such as BI (Barthel Index) or SIAS (Stroke Impairment Assessment Set), may be used instead of FIM.

[0035] The result acquisition unit 4 acquires the results of assisted rehabilitation training, the results of unassisted rehabilitation training, and the results of evaluation indices. The result acquisition unit 4 typically acquires the results of assisted rehabilitation training, the results of unassisted rehabilitation training, and the results of evaluation indices by referring to the DB storage unit 6 and the evaluation index storage unit 7. Alternatively, the result acquisition unit 4 may acquire the results of assisted rehabilitation training, the results of unassisted rehabilitation training, and the results of evaluation indices based on input from an assistant, and store them in the DB storage unit 6 and the evaluation index storage unit 7.

[0036] The plan acquisition unit 5 acquires an assisted rehabilitation training plan, an unassisted rehabilitation training plan, and an evaluation index plan. The plan acquisition unit 5 typically acquires an assisted rehabilitation training plan, an unassisted rehabilitation training plan, and an evaluation index plan by referring to the DB storage unit 6 and the evaluation index storage unit 7. Alternatively, the plan acquisition unit 5 may acquire an assisted rehabilitation training plan, an unassisted rehabilitation training plan, and an evaluation index plan through input from an assistant and store them in the DB storage unit 6 and the evaluation index storage unit 7. The plan acquisition unit 5 may generate an assisted rehabilitation training plan, an unassisted rehabilitation training plan, and an evaluation index plan based on the rehabilitation training results and evaluation index results of other rehabilitation patients who have attributes similar to those of the rehabilitation patient. Here, the attributes refer to age, gender, symptoms, FIM evaluation index at the start of rehabilitation, etc.

[0037] The DB storage unit 6 stores a rehabilitation training result DB 20 and a rehabilitation training plan DB 21.

[0038] The rehabilitation training result DB 20 includes assisted rehabilitation training result data 20a and unassisted rehabilitation training result data 20b. The assisted rehabilitation training result data 20a is data indicating multiple types of assisted rehabilitation training that have been performed, tallied on a daily basis, and the practice time for each assisted rehabilitation training. The unassisted rehabilitation training result data 20b is data indicating multiple types of unassisted rehabilitation training that have been performed, tallied on a daily basis, and the practice time for each unassisted rehabilitation training.

[0039] The rehabilitation training plan DB 21 includes assisted rehabilitation training plan data 21a and unassisted rehabilitation training plan data 21b. The assisted rehabilitation training plan data 21a is data indicating multiple types of assisted rehabilitation training that have not yet been performed and the practice time for each assisted rehabilitation training that have been planned for each day. The unassisted rehabilitation training plan data 21b is data indicating multiple types of unassisted rehabilitation training that have not yet been performed and the practice time for each unassisted rehabilitation training that have been planned for each day.

[0040] The evaluation index storage unit 7 stores evaluation index result data 7a and evaluation index plan data 7b. The evaluation index result data 7a is data showing daily evaluation index results. The evaluation index plan data 7b is data showing daily evaluation index plans.

[0041] As shown in FIG. 3 , the daily display unit 3 highlights in the stacked bar graph 11 the rehabilitation training selected by the assistant from among the multiple types of rehabilitation training listed in the rehabilitation training selection area 10. This allows the assistant to instantly read from the stacked bar graph 11 how much practice time was spent on each day for the rehabilitation training of interest to the assistant, how much practice time is planned for each day for the rehabilitation training of interest to the assistant, and whether the rehabilitation training of interest to the assistant is neither being implemented nor planned. FIG. 3 shows, as an example, a case where the assistant clicks on "Holding and Passing Practice." As shown in FIG. 3 , the daily display unit 3 highlights the area corresponding to "Holding and Passing Practice" in the stacked bar graph 11. Here, "highlighting" typically means changing the display color of the corresponding area to a specific color or flashing the corresponding area.

[0042] Furthermore, as shown in Figures 2 and 3, the daily display unit 3 displays the results of unassisted rehabilitation training alongside the results of assisted rehabilitation training and the results of evaluation indices. By visualizing the results of unassisted rehabilitation training in this way, it is possible to properly implement the PDCA cycle for rehabilitation training. In other words, improvement in evaluation indices is not dependent solely on the amount of assisted rehabilitation training, but is also thought to be significantly influenced by the results of unassisted rehabilitation training. Therefore, if the results of unassisted rehabilitation training are not visualized, it would be difficult to accurately determine the causal relationship between the results of assisted rehabilitation training and the results of evaluation indices. In this sense, by visualizing the results of unassisted rehabilitation training, it becomes possible to accurately determine whether the amount of assisted rehabilitation training in the past was sufficient, thereby enabling appropriate planning of the amount of assisted rehabilitation training in the future.

[0043] Next, the control flow of the information terminal 1 will be described with reference to FIG.

[0044] First, the result acquisition unit 4 acquires the result of the assisted rehabilitation training (S100). Next, the plan acquisition unit 5 acquires the plan for the assisted rehabilitation training (S110). Next, the result acquisition unit 4 acquires the result of the unassisted rehabilitation training (S120). Next, the plan acquisition unit 5 acquires the plan for the unassisted rehabilitation training (S130). Next, the result acquisition unit 4 acquires the result of the evaluation index (S140). Next, the plan acquisition unit 5 acquires the plan for the evaluation index (S150).

[0045] Next, the list display unit 2 displays a list of multiple types of assisted rehabilitation training on the LCD 1d (S160). Next, the daily display unit 3 displays the results and plans of assisted rehabilitation training on the LCD 1d by day in the form of a stacked bar graph, displays the results and plans of unassisted rehabilitation training on the LCD 1d by day in the form of a Gantt chart, and displays the results and plans of evaluation indexes on the LCD 1d by line graph (S160).

[0046] Next, the daily display unit 3 waits until the assistant selects one of the multiple types of rehabilitation training listed in the rehabilitation training selection area 10 (S170: NO). When the assistant performs a selection operation (S170: YES), the daily display unit 3 highlights in the stacked bar graph 11 the rehabilitation training selected by the assistant from the multiple types of rehabilitation training listed in the rehabilitation training selection area 10 (S180), and ends the process.

[0047] The embodiments of the present disclosure have been described above. The embodiments have the following features.

[0048] The information terminal 1 (rehabilitation support system) includes a list display unit 2 (rehabilitation training list display means) that displays a list of multiple types of rehabilitation training, and a daily display unit 3 (daily display means) that displays, by day, the results of multiple types of rehabilitation training that the rehabilitation patient has performed among the multiple types of rehabilitation training. The daily display unit 3 highlights the results of rehabilitation training that corresponds to a rehabilitation training selected by the user from the multiple types of rehabilitation training listed by the rehabilitation training list display unit 2. With the above configuration, when the multiple types of rehabilitation training that the rehabilitation patient has performed are displayed by day, it is easy to read the rehabilitation training that has been performed.

[0049] The daily display unit 3 displays a plurality of types of rehabilitation training results by day in a stacked bar graph. According to the above configuration, the visibility of a plurality of types of rehabilitation training results is improved.

[0050] The multiple types of rehabilitation training results include multiple types of assisted rehabilitation training results that the rehabilitation patient performed with the assistance of an assistant, and at least one type of unassisted rehabilitation training result that the rehabilitation patient performed without the assistance of an assistant. The daily display unit 3 displays the multiple types of assisted rehabilitation training results and at least one type of unassisted rehabilitation training result side by side by day. With the above configuration, the assisted rehabilitation training results and the unassisted rehabilitation training results can be easily compared.

[0051] The daily display unit 3 is configured to display multiple types of rehabilitation training results and multiple types of rehabilitation training plans on a daily basis. The multiple types of rehabilitation training plans include multiple types of assisted rehabilitation training plans that are planned for the rehabilitation patient to perform with the assistance of an assistant, and at least one type of unassisted rehabilitation training plan that is planned for the rehabilitation patient to perform without the assistance of an assistant. The daily display unit 3 displays the multiple types of assisted rehabilitation training plans and at least one type of unassisted rehabilitation training plan side by side on a daily basis. With the above configuration, the assisted rehabilitation training plans and the unassisted rehabilitation training plans can be easily compared.

[0052] In the above examples, the program can be stored and supplied to a computer using various types of non-transitory computer-readable media. Non-transitory computer-readable media include various types of tangible storage media. Examples of non-transitory computer-readable media include magnetic recording media (e.g., flexible disks, magnetic tapes, hard disk drives) and magneto-optical recording media (e.g., magneto-optical disks). Further examples of non-transitory computer-readable media include CD-ROM (Read Only Memory), CD-R, CD-R / W, and semiconductor memory (e.g., mask ROM). Further examples of non-transitory computer-readable media include PROM (Programmable ROM), EPROM (Erasable PROM), flash ROM, and RAM (Random Access Memory). The program may also be supplied to a computer by various types of transitory computer-readable media. Examples of transitory computer-readable media include electrical signals, optical signals, and electromagnetic waves. The temporary computer-readable medium can supply the program to the computer via a wired communication path such as an electric wire or an optical fiber, or via a wireless communication path.

[0053] (Appendix 1) a performance acquisition unit 4 (performance acquisition means) that acquires performance data of assisted rehabilitation training, performance data of unassisted rehabilitation training, and performance data of evaluation indexes; a daily display unit 3 (performance display means) that displays the performance of assisted rehabilitation training, the performance of unassisted rehabilitation training, and the performance of evaluation indexes on a daily basis; Including, Rehabilitation support system.

[0054] (Appendix 2) The daily display section 3 displays the results of the assisted rehabilitation training and the results of the evaluation index in a superimposed manner. 10. The rehabilitation support system according to claim 1.

[0055] (Appendix 3) The performance of unassisted rehabilitation training indicates whether or not unassisted rehabilitation training was conducted. 3. A rehabilitation support system according to claim 1 or 2.

[0056] (Appendix 4) Computer, a rehabilitation training list display means for displaying a list of a plurality of types of rehabilitation training; a daily display means for displaying on a daily basis the results of multiple types of rehabilitation training as the multiple types of rehabilitation training performed by the rehabilitation patient out of the multiple types of rehabilitation training, and for highlighting the rehabilitation training results corresponding to a rehabilitation training selected by a user from the multiple types of rehabilitation training listed by the rehabilitation training list display means; To function as, program. [Explanation of symbols]

[0057] 1. Information terminal 1a processor 1b memory 1c input interface 1D LCD 2 List display section 3 Daily display section 4. Performance Acquisition Department 5. Planning and Acquisition Department 6 DB storage section 7 Evaluation index memory section 7a Performance data for evaluation indicators 7b Evaluation Metrics Planning Data 8 Rehabilitation management screen 9 Rehabilitation progress management display area 10. Rehabilitation Training Elective Areas 11 Stacked Bar Chart 13 Line graphs 20 Rehabilitation training results DB 20a Assisted Rehabilitation Training Performance Data 20b Unassisted rehabilitation training performance data 21 Rehabilitation training plan DB 21a Assisted Rehabilitation Training Plan Data 21b Unassisted rehabilitation training plan data

Claims

1. a rehabilitation training list display means for displaying a list of a plurality of types of rehabilitation training; a daily display means for displaying, on a daily basis, the results of the multiple types of rehabilitation training that the rehabilitation patient has performed among the multiple types of rehabilitation training; Including, the daily display means highlights the rehabilitation training results corresponding to the rehabilitation training selected by the user from the plurality of types of rehabilitation training displayed as a list by the rehabilitation training list display means. Rehabilitation support system.

2. The rehabilitation support system according to claim 1, the daily display means displays the plurality of types of rehabilitation training results by day in a stacked bar graph. Rehabilitation support system.

3. The rehabilitation support system according to claim 1, The plurality of types of rehabilitation training results include: A record of multiple types of assisted rehabilitation training that the rehabilitation patient has performed with an assistant; At least one type of unassisted rehabilitation training experience that the rehabilitation patient has performed without the assistance of the assistant; Including, the daily display means displays the plurality of types of assisted rehabilitation training results and the at least one type of unassisted rehabilitation training results side by side by day. Rehabilitation support system.

4. The rehabilitation support system according to claim 1, the daily display means is configured to display the plurality of types of rehabilitation training results and the plurality of types of rehabilitation training plans on a daily basis; The plurality of types of rehabilitation training plans include: a plurality of types of assisted rehabilitation training plans designed to be performed by the rehabilitation patient with the assistance of an assistant; at least one unassisted rehabilitation training plan designed for the rehabilitation patient to perform without the assistance of the assistant; Including, the daily display means displays the plurality of types of assisted rehabilitation training plans and the at least one type of unassisted rehabilitation training plan side by side by day. Rehabilitation support system.

5. The computer List multiple types of rehabilitation training, Displaying the results of the multiple types of rehabilitation training as the multiple types of rehabilitation training performed by the rehabilitation patient on a daily basis, highlighting the rehabilitation training results corresponding to the rehabilitation training selected by the user from the plurality of types of rehabilitation training displayed in the list; Rehabilitation support methods.

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