Lifestyle guidance system and information processing apparatus

Abstract

To provide a life habit guidance system capable of effectively transmitting the result of life habit guidance to a medical institution.SOLUTION: The instructor terminal or the system server includes a desire data generation unit that generates desire data regarding a desire of a subject person, a qualitative data generation unit that generates qualitative data regarding a health condition of the subject person, a quantitative data generation unit that generates quantitative data regarding various measurement data of the subject person, and a handover data generation unit that generates handover data including the desire data, the qualitative data, and the quantitative data for an outside doctor when treatment by the doctor is recommended based on the desire data, the qualitative data, the quantitative data, and the lifestyle guidance data.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 1

Description

[Technical Field]

[0001] The present invention relates to a lifestyle habit guidance system for providing lifestyle habit guidance to a subject, and an information processing device. [Background technology]

[0002] A lifestyle guidance system for providing lifestyle guidance to a subject based on the results of a group medical examination or the like is known, for example, from Patent Document 1. In such a lifestyle guidance system, if a certain index (e.g., blood pressure) exceeds a reference value during a group medical examination or the like, an instructor interviews the subject about lifestyle habits including diet, exercise, sleep, alcohol consumption, smoking, etc., and provides the subject with various advice for improving the lifestyle habits, etc. The user can improve their lifestyle habits based on the results of the lifestyle guidance, and can also visit a hospital for diagnosis or improvement of their medical condition. [Prior art documents] [Patent documents]

[0003] [Patent Document 1] Patent Publication No. 2021-12599 Summary of the Invention [Problem to be solved by the invention]

[0004] In the current lifestyle guidance system, when transitioning from lifestyle guidance to a medical examination at a medical institution, the user (target person, patient) has to explain their condition from scratch to the medical institution. This places unnecessary psychological and physical burden on the user, and the medical institution has to repeat various measurements and diagnoses, making it difficult to say that medical examinations and treatments are being carried out efficiently.

[0005] Furthermore, when users of lifestyle guidance visit a hospital, they bring the results of a group medical examination they had conducted in advance to the medical institution for diagnosis and treatment, but the current situation is that the results of the guidance provided by lifestyle guidance instructors and the interactions between users are not adequately provided to medical institutions.

[0006] In view of the above-mentioned problems, an object of the present invention is to provide a lifestyle habit guidance system and an information processing device that can effectively communicate the results of lifestyle habit guidance to medical institutions. [Means for solving the problem]

[0007] A lifestyle habit guidance system according to the present invention comprises a subject terminal operated by a subject, an instructor terminal operated by an instructor in charge of lifestyle guidance for the subject, and a system server storing lifestyle habit guidance data related to lifestyle guidance. The instructor terminal or the system server comprises a preference data generation unit that generates preference data related to the subject's preferences, a qualitative data generation unit that generates qualitative data related to the subject's health condition, a quantitative data generation unit that generates quantitative data related to various measurement data of the subject, and a handover data generation unit that, when treatment by an external physician is recommended based on the preference data, the qualitative data, the quantitative data, and the lifestyle habit guidance data, generates handover data for the physician, including the preference data, the qualitative data, and the quantitative data. [Effects of the Invention]

[0008] According to the present invention, it is possible to provide a lifestyle habit guidance system and an information processing device that can effectively communicate the results of lifestyle habit guidance to a medical institution. [Brief explanation of the drawings]

[0009] [Figure 1] 1 is a schematic diagram illustrating the overall configuration of a lifestyle habit guidance system 1 according to a first embodiment. [Figure 2] FIG. 1 is a schematic diagram illustrating the operation of the lifestyle habit guidance system 1 according to the first embodiment. [Figure 3] 3 is a flowchart illustrating the operation of the lifestyle habit guidance system 1 according to the first embodiment. [Figure 4] An example of a screen displayed when the lifestyle habit guidance system 1 of the first embodiment is operating will be described. [Figure 5] An example of a screen (questionnaire) displayed when the lifestyle habit guidance system 1 of the first embodiment is operated will be described. [Figure 6] An example of a screen (body record) when the operation of the lifestyle habit guidance system 1 according to the first embodiment is executed will be described. [Figure 7] An example of a screen (effort record) when the operation of the lifestyle habit guidance system 1 according to the first embodiment is executed will be described. [Figure 8] An example of a screen displayed when the lifestyle habit guidance system 1 of the first embodiment is operating will be described. [Figure 9] An example of a screen (selection of a medical institution) when the operation of the lifestyle habit guidance system 1 according to the first embodiment is executed will be described. [Figure 10] An example of a screen (treatment content questionnaire) when the operation of the lifestyle habit guidance system 1 according to the first embodiment is executed will be described. [Figure 11] An example of a screen (handover data) when the operation of the lifestyle habit guidance system 1 according to the first embodiment is executed will be described. [Figure 12] FIG. 10 is a schematic diagram illustrating the overall configuration of a lifestyle habit guidance system 1 according to a second embodiment. [Figure 13] FIG. 10 is a schematic diagram illustrating the operation (masking process) of the lifestyle habit guidance system 1 according to the second embodiment. [Figure 14] A modified example will now be described. [Figure 15] A modified example will now be described. [Figure 16] A modified example will now be described. [Figure 17] A modified example will now be described. DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

[0010] Hereinafter, the present embodiment will be described with reference to the accompanying drawings. In the accompanying drawings, functionally identical elements may be denoted by the same numerals. Note that the accompanying drawings illustrate embodiments and implementation examples according to the principles of the present disclosure, but these are intended to aid in understanding the present disclosure and are not intended to limit the present disclosure in any way. The descriptions in this specification are merely typical examples and are not intended to limit the scope or application of the present disclosure in any way. In each drawing, the same or substantially equivalent elements, components, and parts are denoted by the same reference numerals. Furthermore, the dimensions and proportions of the drawings have been exaggerated for illustrative purposes and may differ from the actual proportions.

[0011] Although the present embodiment has been described in sufficient detail to enable those skilled in the art to implement the present disclosure, it should be understood that other implementations and forms are possible, and that changes in configuration and structure and substitutions of various elements are possible without departing from the scope and spirit of the technical ideas of the present disclosure. Therefore, the following description should not be interpreted as being limited thereto.

[0012] [First embodiment] First, a lifestyle habit guidance system 1 according to a first embodiment will be described with reference to the schematic diagram of Fig. 1. This lifestyle habit guidance system 1 includes a system server 10 for holding various lifestyle habit guidance data related to lifestyle guidance (e.g., average values, upper and lower limits of various measurement values, guidance guidelines, etc.) and generating various data, an instructor terminal 20 operated by an instructor M in charge of lifestyle guidance, a subject terminal 30 operated by a subject P who is the target of lifestyle habit guidance by the instructor M, a doctor terminal 40 operated by a doctor D, an organization terminal 50 operated by an employee H of an organization such as a health insurance association that leads group medical examinations, a user registration information database 60, a questionnaire / measurement record database 70, and a dashboard database 80.

[0013] These terminals 20-50 are connected via a network NW and are configured to be able to send and receive data to and from each other either directly or via the system server 10. Conversations about lifestyle habits, treatment, and the like are possible between the terminals 20-50 via email, video calls, voice calls, chat systems, and other similar communications. Furthermore, the instructor M can create a dashboard on the instructor terminal 20 or via the system server 10 for writing and storing various information for lifestyle guidance. The system server 10 is also connected to an artificial intelligence server 100, and can generate and judge various data based on the results of data learning, inference, and the like in the artificial intelligence server 100.

[0014] The user registration information database 60 is a database that records the registration information of users who use this system 1. The questionnaire / measurement record database 70 is a database that stores questionnaires submitted by users (subjects, patients) and various measurement records. The dashboard database is a database that stores dashboards created for subjects.

[0015] The system server 10 is configured to include, for example, a chat generation / recording unit 11, a questionnaire / measurement result editing unit 12, a dashboard editing unit 13, a desired data generation unit 14, a qualitative data generation unit 15, a quantitative data generation unit 16, a lifestyle habit instruction data generation unit 17, a handover data generation unit 18, and a transmission / reception control unit 19 for lifestyle habit instruction between an instructor M and a subject P and the resulting handover (referral) to a doctor D. Note that some of these components may be provided in another computer or an instructor terminal 20 instead of or in addition to being provided in the system server 10. Furthermore, in addition to the above-mentioned components, the system server 10 may additionally include a unit for generating and storing various data useful for lifestyle habit instruction.

[0016] The chat generation / recording unit 11 provides a chat system for chatting (conversation by text input) between each of the terminals 20 to 50, particularly between the instructor terminal 20 and the trainee terminal 30, and also records the conversations and information (measurement data, etc.) exchanged in the chat system. The chat system may be unique to the system 1, or may use an existing system.

[0017] The questionnaire / measurement result editing unit 12 edits the questionnaire to be answered by the subject P when starting lifestyle habit guidance using this system 1, and also edits the measurement results of various measurements (weight, blood pressure, etc.) taken by the subject P at home, etc. The questionnaire / measurement result editing unit 12 holds template data for questionnaires and measurement result input forms. The template data is transmitted to the subject terminal 30 as appropriate at the start of lifestyle habit guidance or at an intermediate stage of the lifestyle habit guidance, and the subject P enters answers to questions and measurement results into this template (edits the template) and transmits it to the system server 10. The questionnaires and measurement results answered by the subject P are stored in the questionnaire / measurement record database 70 as appropriate and can be read out as needed.

[0018] The dashboard editing unit 13 is a part for editing a dashboard into which the instructor M or the like writes various information related to lifestyle guidance when lifestyle guidance is implemented as described above. Since a template for the dashboard is held in the dashboard editing unit 13, the instructor M can access the dashboard data as needed and write (edit) various judgments and opinions, suggestions, recommendations, measurement data, interview details, and the like that arise during lifestyle guidance into the dashboard. The filled-in dashboard is stored in the dashboard database 80 as needed and can be read out and re-edited as needed.

[0019] The desired data generating unit 14 is a unit that generates or extracts data regarding various preferences of the subject P regarding examinations and treatments at medical institutions (e.g., surgical method, type of medication, outpatient / hospitalization, etc.). The desired data generating unit 14 can extract data regarding the preferences of the subject P from, for example, the contents of chats recorded in the chat generating / recording unit 11, and include it in the desired data. For example, utterances during chats such as "I want to do...," "I'm worried about...," "I don't want to do...," and "If possible..." can be extracted and included as the desired data. In addition to chats, the instructor M can also hear the subject P verbally or otherwise and record the subject P's requests himself / herself on a dashboard or the like using various input means, and use these as the desired data. The method of generating the desired data in the desired data generating unit 14 is not limited to a specific one.

[0020] The qualitative data generation unit 15 is a part that generates or extracts data that cannot be expressed in numerical values, such as the physical or mental state of the subject P, as qualitative data. The qualitative data may include data such as the subject P's efforts in lifestyle guidance and the guidance status of the instructor M. Similarly, qualitative data can be generated by extracting statements and data related to the subject P's condition from the content of chats recorded in the chat generation / recording unit 11. Note that if the content of the chat contains many negative words, many vague answers, or a slower-than-usual response, it is possible to include qualitative data indicating that the subject P is suffering from mental fatigue, etc.

[0021] The quantitative data generation unit 16 generates quantitative data that quantitatively indicates the condition of the subject P. The quantitative data generation unit 16 can generate quantitative data, similar to qualitative data, by extracting it from chat data records in the chat generation / recording unit 11. For example, the chat data may include attached data on the results of a group medical examination, or the subject P may periodically transmit measurement results measured using measuring devices at home (such as a weight scale, heart rate monitor, or blood pressure monitor). The quantitative data generation unit 16 can extract and record such data as quantitative data. The quantitative data periodically records data such as blood pressure, including the time of measurement, allowing for more accurate evaluation of the quantitative data. For example, some people experience high blood pressure readings when measured at a hospital (known as white coat hypertension), while others experience extremely high blood pressure readings depending on the time of measurement (known as masked hypertension). This system can display blood pressure and other blood pressure measurements taken over a long period of time and at various times in a relaxing space such as the home, making it easier to identify white coat hypertension and masked hypertension.

[0022] The lifestyle guidance data generating unit 17 is a part that generates data on the contents of lifestyle guidance generated by the instructor M during lifestyle guidance. The lifestyle guidance data generating unit 17 can, for example, extract data on the guidance and advice given by the instructor M in the chat generating / recording unit 11 and record it as lifestyle guidance data. Note that, when treatment by an external doctor is recommended based on the qualitative data, quantitative data, and lifestyle guidance data, the lifestyle guidance data generating unit 17 also functions as a recommendation information generating unit that generates recommendation information to that effect.

[0023] The handover data generation unit 18 is a part that generates handover data for handing over the contents related to the lifestyle habit guidance to the doctor D in order to end or interrupt the lifestyle habit guidance and move to the stage of diagnosis and treatment by the doctor D. The handover data may include the desired data generated by the desired data generation unit 14, the qualitative data generated by the qualitative data generation unit 15, and the quantitative data generated by the quantitative data generation unit 16. The handover data generation unit 18 generates the handover data based on the desired data, the qualitative data, the quantitative data, and various lifestyle habit guidance data held by the system server 10. The transmission / reception control unit 19 controls the transmission and reception of data between the terminals 20 to 50 and the system server 10.

[0024] An overview of the operation of this lifestyle habit guidance system 1 will be described with reference to Figure 2. In this system 1, first, an outsourcing contract for lifestyle habit guidance is concluded between an organization conducting a group medical examination and the company operating this system 1, and information on the subject, etc. is provided. Based on the outsourcing contract, and under the instructions of the company operating system 1, instructor M and subject P use this system 1 to provide lifestyle habit guidance and prevent aggravation.

[0025] After repeated exchanges of lifestyle habit guidance, if subject P comes to understand his / her physical condition and determines that he / she needs to be diagnosed and treated by a doctor, he / she will inform instructor M. In response to this, instructor M will send various handover matters to server 10, such as filling in the dashboard in this system 1. The data sent to server 10 is sent to doctor D via doctor terminal 40 as handover data as appropriate. The handover data includes desired data, qualitative data, quantitative data, and also handover matters from instructor M.

[0026] The operation of the lifestyle habit guidance system 1 of the first embodiment will be described in more detail with reference to Fig. 3. An organization (employee H) such as a health insurance association that wishes to use this system 1 first concludes a contract with the operating company of this system 1 for a service related to lifestyle habit guidance based on the results of a group medical examination that the organization has conducted, and transmits various information for that purpose (the date of the medical examination, information on the subject, etc.) to the system server 10 (step S1).

[0027] Once the outsourcing contract is concluded, use of the system 1 can begin, and communication for lifestyle guidance between the counselor M and the subject P is carried out through the system 1. When lifestyle guidance begins, data is sent and received between the subject P and the system server 10 for user registration and provision of information about the subject P (step S2).

[0028] The subject P answers various questions in a questionnaire as information for receiving lifestyle habit guidance (Step S3). Meanwhile, the instructor M continues the interview (communication via a chat system) with the subject P while entering the acquired information into a dashboard based on the answers to the questionnaire and other information obtained from the subject P (Step S3). The interview may be conducted via video phone or voice call instead of or in addition to the chat system. The contents of the video phone or voice call are also converted into data using image recognition technology or voice-to-text conversion as appropriate, and desired data, qualitative data, quantitative data, etc. can be extracted from the data.

[0029] If, as a result of the interview (interview), the subject P tells the instructor M that he or she wishes to be diagnosed and treated by a doctor (step S4), handover data for handing over the information to the doctor D is generated in the handover data generation unit 18, and a handover screen including the handover data is generated and sent and displayed on the display of the doctor terminal 40 (step S5). When the doctor D approves the handover after viewing the handover screen (step S6), a handover details screen that explains the handover contents in more detail is sent from the system server 10 to the doctor terminal 40 and displayed (step S7).

[0030] With reference to FIG. 4, an example of a screen displayed when the operation of the system 1 according to the first embodiment is executed will be described. First, an example of a screen display on the subject terminal 30 will be described. When the subject P's user registration is complete and the subject P is ready to receive lifestyle habit guidance, a screen like that shown in FIG. 4 is displayed on the subject terminal 30. The screen shown in FIG. 4 includes, as an example, a chat display unit 101 that displays chat content provided by the chat generation / recording unit 11, an input unit 102 for inputting chat comments, and an icon display unit 103 that displays various icons. The icons displayed on the icon display unit 103 change as appropriate depending on the progress of the lifestyle habit guidance. The example shown in FIG. 4 displays an example of a screen displayed when the lifestyle habit guidance has started, and includes, as examples, a "Make a reservation / change here" icon for making or changing reservations for lifestyle habit guidance, a "Notification" icon for displaying various notices, a "Answer the questionnaire" icon for answering a questionnaire, a "Body record" icon for inputting various measurement results, a "Frequently asked questions" icon for displaying frequently asked questions about the system, a "Effort record icon" for recording the subject P's efforts as a result of the lifestyle habit guidance, and an "Online consultation" icon for requesting an online consultation.

[0031] An example of a questionnaire screen display will be described with reference to Fig. 5. The questions included in the questionnaire are about the eating habits of the subject P and other aspects of his / her life (sleep, work hours, exercise, drinking, smoking, etc.). The answers to the questionnaire can be included in the handover data as qualitative data.

[0032] An example of the "Body Record" screen will be described with reference to Fig. 6. This "Body Record" screen is a screen for subject P to input various measurement values ​​(blood pressure, heart rate, weight, etc.) measured by various measuring devices installed in his / her home. Data is input to the "Body Record" screen by subject P periodically during the period (e.g., several months) during which lifestyle guidance is implemented, and is recorded in the system server 10. When handover data is generated, the input data on the "Body Record" screen is incorporated into the handover data as quantitative data.

[0033] An example of the "effort record" screen will be described with reference to FIG. 7. This "effort record" screen is a screen on which the subject P periodically inputs information during the period when lifestyle habit guidance is being provided, and is a screen for recording efforts to improve lifestyle habits. For various items, the degree of achievement is recorded numerically (%) or in stages (for example, four stages). When handover data is generated, the input data on the "effort record" screen is incorporated into the handover data as qualitative data.

[0034] FIG. 8 is an example of a screen that is displayed when a certain conclusion is reached regarding lifestyle guidance and it is determined based on the content that diagnosis and treatment at a medical institution are necessary. A message from instructor M or its office urging the subject P to visit a medical institution is displayed in the chat display unit 101. In addition, icons for urging the subject P to visit a medical institution, such as a "visit" icon or a "show doctor" icon, are displayed in the icon display unit 103. Note that if this screen is presented but the subject P does not proceed with the procedure within a predetermined time, information to that effect may be fed back to the instructor terminal 20, or the information to that effect may be included as qualitative data in the handover data.

[0035] The "Visit" icon is pressed when deciding to visit a medical institution and selecting which medical institution to visit; when this icon is pressed, a screen like that shown in Figure 9 is displayed, and a medical institution is selected according to the preferences of subject P. The "Show to doctor" icon is used to decide whether or not to show the handover data to the doctor at the selected medical institution after selecting the medical institution.

[0036] 10 shows a "Treatment Content Questionnaire" screen that is displayed as part of the desired data to be included in the handover data when a medical institution is selected and the "Show to Doctor" icon is pressed. This screen is used to ask the subject P about his / her preferences regarding the diagnosis, treatment, surgery, etc. desired at the selected medical institution. After answering the questionnaire, the answers are acquired and recorded as desired data in the desired data generation unit 14, and then imported as part of the handover data in the handover data generation unit 18.

[0037] 11 shows an example of a handover screen showing handover data, which is displayed on the doctor terminal 40. This handover data includes, for example, a bibliographic data display field 111, a measurement result display field 112, an interview memo display field 113, an effort record display field 114, a request display field 115, and a handover item display field 116.

[0038] The bibliographic data display field 111 includes information identifying the subject P (such as name and user ID) and main measurement data from the group health checkup. The measurement result display field 112 displays measurement results obtained in the quantitative data generation unit 16 via the "body record" (Fig. 6) or the like, and is a display field for quantitative data. The interview note display field 113 displays interview notes written by the instructor M on a dashboard or the like during lifestyle guidance, and is an example of a display field for qualitative data. The effort record display field 114 is a section that displays data entered as qualitative data from the effort record input screen (Fig. 7). The desire display field 115 is a section that displays the desires of the subject P entered on the desire input screen (Fig. 10) or the like. The desire display field 115 may include information extracted from chat data in addition to the information entered on the desire input screen (Fig. 10).

[0039] The handover item display field 116 is a section that displays handover items (such as the trainer M's impressions that are not included in the quantitative data or qualitative data) that should be conveyed from the trainer M to the doctor D. The handover items may be, for example, items recorded in the dashboard by the dashboard editing unit 13, or items that may be written directly into the handover data.

[0040] In this way, according to this system, lifestyle habit guidance is carried out between instructor M and subject P in response to the results of the group medical examination, and the subject P's desired data, quantitative data, and qualitative data entered during the guidance are included in the handover data and transmitted to the receiving medical institution and doctor D as handover data. The desired data, qualitative data, quantitative data, etc. are collected from the items exchanged during the lifestyle habit guidance and included in the handover data. Subject P does not need to re-explain items that have already been explained or explained to him / her during the lifestyle habit guidance at the medical institution, and the examination at the medical institution can proceed smoothly. Furthermore, the medical institution does not need to repeat interviews with subject P or repeat various measurements, and diagnosis and treatment can be carried out efficiently.

[0041] [Second embodiment] A lifestyle habit guidance system 1 according to a second embodiment will be described with reference to the schematic diagram of Fig. 12. The same components as those in the first embodiment are denoted by the same reference numerals in Fig. 12, and therefore, redundant explanations will be omitted below. The second embodiment differs from the first embodiment in that a masking process is performed to mask part of the handover data so that it cannot be seen by the subject P.

[0042] As mentioned above, the handover data may include information to be handed over by the instructor M, but there may be cases where the instructor M does not want this handover data to be shown to the subject P. For example, with regard to the efforts of the subject P included in the effort record, the subject P's self-reporting may indicate that the subject P is making very good efforts, but the instructor M may think that the self-reporting is excessive or that the subject P was not proactive in changing their behavior, and this fact may need to be conveyed to the doctor D as a handover item. In this case, if the handover item is written as is, it will catch the subject P's eye, and a problem arises in that the relationship of trust between the subject P and the instructor M may be lost.

[0043] Therefore, in this second embodiment, the instructor M is configured to be able to set masking processing in the masking processing unit 21 for matters to be handed over and other matters. In the masking processing, the data to be masked and the person to be masked are specified as masking data. Even if the person to be masked opens the handover data, the data to be masked is masked and access to it is restricted, and the person cannot see it (see FIG. 13. The bold framed parts cannot be seen by the person specified by the masking, and are left blank, for example). According to this second embodiment, the matters to be handed over can be freely written in a way that will not catch the eye of the person to be masked.

[0044] The present disclosure is not limited to the above-described embodiments and includes various modifications. For example, the above-described embodiments have been described in detail to clearly explain the present disclosure, and are not necessarily limited to those including all of the described configurations. Furthermore, it is possible to replace part of the configuration of one embodiment with the configuration of another embodiment, or to add the configuration of another embodiment to the configuration of one embodiment. Furthermore, it is possible to add, delete, or replace part of the configuration of each embodiment with other configurations.

[0045] For example, as shown in FIG. 14, the handover data can be presented to the doctor terminal 40 as a two-dimensional code such as a QR code (registered trademark). Doctor D can read the QR code displayed on the doctor terminal 40 using, for example, a dedicated terminal or a smartphone. The QR code may include a summary of the handover data and information about the subject P. Doctor D can approve the handover after checking the read information.

[0046] FIG. 15 is a modified example of how effort records are presented in the handover data. In this example, a so-called radar chart format is used to present the effort records. By displaying subject P's efforts as a line graph, it becomes possible to understand at a glance the subject's efforts to improve their lifestyle habits. FIG. 16 is another example of how effort records are presented in the handover data, where the effort records are presented as a line graph and the goals set for each item are written in text. By listing the name of each item and the goal side by side, it becomes easier to understand the degree of sincerity with which subject P is making efforts for each item.

[0047] FIG. 17 shows a modified example of a screen recommending a diagnosis by an external doctor. As described above, the lifestyle guidance data generation unit 17 also functions as a recommendation information generation unit that generates recommendation information when a diagnosis and treatment by an external doctor is recommended based on the qualitative data, quantitative data, and lifestyle guidance data. When making this recommendation, a threshold value is set for some of the quantitative data values, and the recommendation screen can be changed depending on whether the measurement value is equal to or greater than the threshold value or less than the threshold value. When the measurement value is equal to or greater than the threshold value, a message to that effect is displayed, as shown in FIG. 17, indicating that the situation is more serious and that immediate diagnosis and treatment by a doctor is recommended. When the measurement value is less than the threshold value, such a message may not be displayed, and the screen may simply recommend a diagnosis by a doctor, etc. [Explanation of symbols]

[0048] 1. Lifestyle guidance system 10...System Server 11...Chat generation / recording section 12...Measurement Results Editorial Department 13… Dashboard Editorial Department 14...Desired data generation section 15...Qualitative data generation section 16...Quantitative data generation section 17...Lifestyle guidance data generation unit 18...Transfer data generation unit 19...Transmission and reception control section 30... Target device 40...Doctor's terminal 50...Group terminal 100...Artificial Intelligence Server 101...Chat display section 102...input section 103...Icon display section 111...Bibliographic data display column 112...Measurement result display field 113...Interview notes display column 114...Record display column 115... Desired display field 116...Transfer information display column

Claims

1. a target user terminal operated by the target user; an instructor terminal operated by an instructor in charge of providing lifestyle habit guidance to the subject; a system server that stores lifestyle guidance data related to lifestyle guidance; Equipped with The instructor terminal or the system server a desire data generating unit that generates desire data related to the desires of the subject; a qualitative data generation unit that generates qualitative data regarding the subject's health condition; a quantitative data generation unit that generates quantitative data regarding various measurement data of the subject; and a handover data generation unit that generates handover data including the desired data, the qualitative data, and the quantitative data for the doctor when treatment by an external doctor is recommended based on the desired data, the qualitative data, the quantitative data, and the lifestyle habit guidance data. A lifestyle habit guidance system comprising:

2. The system server The lifestyle habit guidance system according to claim 1 , further comprising a transmission / reception control unit that transmits the handover data when approval information from the doctor is received.

3. The lifestyle habit guidance system according to claim 1 , further comprising a masking processing unit that masks at least a part of the qualitative data to restrict viewing by the subject.

4. a recommendation information generating unit that generates recommendation information to the effect that treatment by an external doctor is recommended based on the desired data, the qualitative data, the quantitative data, and the lifestyle habit guidance data; 2. The lifestyle habit guidance system according to claim 1, wherein the recommendation information generator generates first recommendation data when the quantitative data is equal to or greater than a first threshold, and generates second recommendation data when the quantitative data is less than the first threshold.

5. An information processing device configured to be able to communicate with a subject terminal operated by a subject, and generating information for providing guidance on lifestyle habits for the subject, a data receiving unit that receives, from the subject terminal, desired data regarding the subject's wishes, qualitative data regarding the subject's health condition, and quantitative data regarding various measurement data of the subject; a handover data generation unit that generates handover data including the desired data, the qualitative data, and the quantitative data for the doctor when treatment by an external doctor is recommended based on the desired data, the qualitative data, the quantitative data, and the lifestyle habit guidance data stored in the system server; 10. An information processing device comprising:

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