WO2005006235A1 - Method for computerising and standardizing medical information - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a method capable of computerizing a variety of medical information, such as treatment information, nursing information and medicine information required in medical institutions, and standardizing the information.
- the most important information in the treatment and care of patients in a hospital is not the above listed information but individual status information depending on the disease symptoms of respective patients, such as nursing diaries written by nurses who observe the disease symptoms of patients, treatment opinions and treatment methods of doctors, and test and treatment results.
- the aforementioned information may be provided through charts written by doctors upon treating a patient, nursing diaries written by nurses upon caring for a patient, or various reports written by laboratory staff upon the testing or treatment of a patient.
- An object of the present invention is to provide a method for computerizing and standardizing medical information, which can provide web screens through terminals to enable doctors, nurses, pharmacists, or the like to immediately online input and read a variety of information created upon treating and caring for patients in a hospital, and can standardize medical information input or represented through the web screens, such as various medical information, nursing information, medicine information and the like.
- Fig. 1 is a diagram illustrating the configuration of an embodiment of a medical information-providing system to which the present invention is applied.
- Fig. 2a is a diagram illustrating an embodiment of a SNOMED mapping table applied to the present invention.
- Figs. 2b to 2g are diagrams illustrating various examples of a method for stating a nursing statement sentence with standard terms.
- Figs. 3a to 3e are diagrams illustrating various examples of a method for providing standard terms for a doctor through a doctor web screen in the method for computerizing and standardizing medical information according to the present invention.
- Figs. 4a to 4h are diagrams illustrating various examples of a method for providing standard terms for a nurse through a nurse web screen in the method for computerizing and standardizing medical information according to the present invention.
- a chief complaint (hereinafter, referred to as cardinal symptom) is a first case history that a patient states and is a primary reason why the patient desires a medical service.
- the chief complaint is represented similarly to terms used by the patient. Therefore, the chief complaint is the first case history that a doctor meets, and the medical examination begins with the chief complaint.
- EMR electronic medical records
- the chief complaint is critical medical information needed for a decision-determining system, medical guidelines, critical pathways, and data warehouses, but the chief complaint in an existing medical record or the electronic medical record simply tends to be input in text form.
- a variety of medical terms capable of representing medical concepts have been studied, but there are a number of obstacles in developing medical terms that can comprehend all such concepts. Particularly, at present, it is more difficult to implement a method in which terms represented by a patient are used with a defined representation principle in an actual medical examination environment.
- one medical term system cannot represent all medical concepts, all areas of electronic medical records cannot be standardized as one medical term. Therefore, it is effective to provide a method in which suitable medical terms are applied to respective areas of electronic medical records and effective mapping between terms is defined.
- the standard medical term system is preferably a system capable of comprehending these contents.
- SNOMED Systematized Nomenclature of Medicine
- a group of chief complaint terms applicable to hospital electronic medical records is formulated by arranging chief complaints used for existing medical records and extracting main concepts. Further, the present invention is intended to use this group of terms as material to build future Ontology-based Medical Vocabulary by mapping the group to SNOMED-CT terms, which is the standard term system.
- Fig. 1 is a diagram illustrating the configuration of an embodiment of a medical information-providing system to which the present invention is applied.
- the medical information-providing system to which the present invention is applied comprises a service-providing system 10 for managing and providing information on patients and managing general task information of a hospital through a network; a doctor terminal 20 for allowing doctors to connect to the service-providing system, read a variety of information on patients, a nd i nput treatment results; a n urse terminal 30 for a llowing n urses to connect to the service-providing system, read the information on patients, or input treatment results; an laboratory staff terminal 40 for allowing various laboratory staff in the hospital to connect to the service-providing system, read information on a request for examination of patients, and input examination results into the service-providing system; a general hospital affair terminal 50 for allowing general staff responsible for general tasks in the hospital to connect to the service- providing system, and read or input a variety of information related to the hospital tasks; and an external authorized authentication system 60 for performing user authentication when the terminals are intended to be connected to the service- providing system.
- a treatment task by a doctor, a nursing task by a nurse, and an examination task by a l aboratory staff m ay be regarded as being p erformed on web screens of the doctor terminal 20, the nurse terminal 30 and the laboratory staff terminal 40, respectively.
- the web screens executed by the respective terminals are called a doctor web screen, a nurse web screen and a laboratory web screen, respectively.
- the present invention will be described on the assumption that the service-providing system 10, the doctor terminal 20, nurse terminal 30 and the laboratory staff terminal 40 are connected over an internal network (Intranet) built into the hospital (hereinafter, briefly referred to as "Intranet").
- Intranet internal network
- the Intranet refers to a group of networks, which are permanently connected to one another to create a more extended network, or a single network in a computing environment.
- the Intranet is a slightly different concept from that of a LAN (or WAN) owned by one group or the Internet that is a public network. That is, the Intranet uses TCP/IP for communication as well as using Internet techniques unlike a LAN.
- the Internet is a public network while an Intranet is a private network capable of blocking an intruder with a firewall.
- an Intranet may be much more complex than the Internet in that the I ntranet i s required to seamlessly i nterconnect s everal l ocal networks which use different protocols and on which intelligent business applications are executed. Meanwhile, a user who has connected to an Intranet is allowed to connect to the Internet while connections from the Internet to the Intranet are limited, wherein only controlled access is permitted. Further, as described above, an Intranet is different from a typical LAN in that the Intranet uses an Internet standard. Accordingly, in the case where a doctor, a nurse, an laboratory staff, or the like desires to connect to the service- providing system 10 using his/her terminal, he/she will connect to the system by driving a web browser as in an Internet connection method.
- the present invention since a method for receiving various data from the service-providing system using the Internet based web browser as described above is used, storage mediums inside the doctor terminal 20, the nurse terminal 30, and the laboratory staff terminal 40 need not have any program and data for driving an application according to the present invention.
- the general hospital affair terminal 50 and the service- providing system may be connected to each other by the Internet or an Intranet as described above, the present invention will be described by assuming that the general hospital affair terminal 50 and service-providing system are connected to each other by a general internal network such as LAN. At this time, if they are connected to each other by the general internal network as described above, software for receiving various provided information according to the present invention must be installed in the general hospital affair terminal 50.
- the service-providing system 10 includes an interface 11 , a control unit 12, a patient information-managing unit 13, an image information-managing unit 14, a general hospital affair managing unit 15, and an authentication-managing unit 16.
- the interface 11 performs a function of connecting with the respective terminals 20, 30, 40 and 50, and the external authorized authentication system 60 via the network. That is, the interface 11 performs a connection via the Intranet with the doctor terminal 20, the nurse terminal 30 and the laboratory staff terminal 40, while performs a function to allow Internet connection if there is an Internet connection request from the terminals. Further, the interface 11 may be connected with the general hospital affair terminal 50 over the internal network such as the LAN.
- the interface may be connected with the external authorized authentication system 60 over the Internet.
- the patient information-managing unit 13 performs a function of managing patient information (medical information) input from at least one of the doctor terminal 20, the nurse terminal 30, the laboratory staff terminal 40, and the general hospital affair terminal 50, and of extracting and transmitting medical information on a relevant patient if there is an information request for the relevant patient from the doctor terminal 20.
- medical information for implementing the method for computerizing and standardizing medical information according to the present invention may be managed by a separate system or a managing unit or may be managed by the patient information managing unit 13 in an integrated manner, wherein the medical information includes various standardized diagnosis names (disease names), operation names, cardinal symptoms, nursing statement sentences (sentences that can be used by nurses to represent the status of the patient), medicine n ames, doctor s tatement s entences (sentences that can be used by doctors upon patient medical examination to represent the status of the patient), various mapping tables, and various standardized code (SNOMED CODE, ICNP CODE, ATC CODE, etc.) information used in medical field.
- diagnosis names diagnosis names
- operation names cardinal symptoms
- nursing statement sentences sentences that can be used by nurses to represent the status of the patient
- medicine n ames medicine n ames
- doctor s tatement s entences sentences that can be used by doctors upon patient medical examination to represent the status of the patient
- the present invention is intended to standardize a variety of information systematically and transmit the information to a web screen of each terminal, and also to standardize and manage information transmitted from each web screen.
- the image information-managing unit 14 performs a function of managing image information input from at least one of the above respective terminals, and of extracting and transmitting image information on a relevant patient if there is an image information request for the relevant patient from the doctor terminal 20.
- the image information refers to images obtained by electronically i maging various p hotographs o r the l ike p hotographed to examine patient states, such as X ray photographs, endoscope photographs, CT photographs, and the like.
- the image information includes images obtained by scanning various documents, photographs, or the like as well as the aforementioned photographs.
- the general hospital affair managing unit 15 performs a function of managing hospital affair related information input through the general hospital affair terminal 50 by staff responsible for general management tasks of the hospital, and of transmitting hospital affair related information to the relevant terminal if there is a request to output the information from at least one of the general hospital affair terminal 50 and other terminals 20, 30 and 40.
- the authentication-managing unit 16 performs a function of performing authentication on respective users that enter the service-providing system 10 over the network (e.g., Internet or Intranet).
- the network e.g., Internet or Intranet
- the authentication-managing unit 16 performs a function of permitting a connection only to authenticated users by performing an authentication procedure to confirm whether they are users authorized to access. Meanwhile, for a system that manages patient information in a hospital like the service-providing system, it needs thorough security, wherein sufficient security may not be provided only by self-authentication. Accordingly, in this case, an authentication procedure may be performed by the external authorized authentication system 60 other than the internal authentication system connected to the Intranet.
- the authentication-managing unit 16 transmits the user information to the external authorized authentication system 60 over a network such as the Internet to perform the authentication procedure, and then determines whether to allow connection based upon the authentication result.
- the control unit 12 performs the function of controlling the interface and respective units 13 to 16, and transmitting or receiving a variety of information to or from the terminals over the network.
- the interface and the respective units 12 to 16 may be implemented by one computer or server, and include a secondary system used as a backup in case of failure. Meanwhile, according to the present invention, the standardization of a variety of medical information can be greatly classified into three meanings.
- doctor related standard terms may include terms regarding cardinal symptoms of patients (hereinafter, referred briefly to as “cardinal symptoms”), diagnosis names, operation names, terms used by doctors upon writing the status of the patients (doctor statement sentences), prescription terms and m edicine terms, and the like used by the doctors, and the nurse related standard terms may be classified into terms used by nurses upon writing the status of the patients (hereinafter, briefly “nursing statement sentences”).
- cardinal symptoms cardinal symptoms
- diagnosis names, operation names terms used by doctors upon writing the status of the patients
- the nurse related standard terms may be classified into terms used by nurses upon writing the status of the patients (hereinafter, briefly “nursing statement sentences”).
- Fig. 2a is a diagram illustrating an embodiment of a SNOMED mapping table applied to the present invention, and Figs.
- FIGS. 2b to 2g are diagrams illustrating various examples of a method for stating a nursing statement sentence with standard terms.
- various medical treatment standard codes applied to the present invention will be described briefly prior to describing a process in which a variety of terms in the medical industry are built into a database by standard terms and a process in which various standard codes are mapped to the standard terms.
- doctor related standard codes will be described.
- ICD International Classification of Disease
- This classification classifies diagnosis names having common features, for example, dyscrasia having . common etiology or of common organs using a core classification. Each of the classifications is further classified three sub-classifications to denote each diagnosis name, and is configured of 4 to 5 digits.
- the ICD-9 revised in 1977 was classified according to etiology, anatomic structure, and detailed form, and has a core classification of 3 digits. A fourth digit is added as a decimal digit.
- the numbers 0 to 7 mean more detailed disease classification in the core classification, 8 means “other", and 9 means "non-specified.”
- diagnosis names it includes classifications regarding medical- specialty diagnosis, health-status, disablement, procedure, and reasons for contact with healthcare provider (symptoms).
- ICD-9 is insufficient as a code for medical statistics in the U.S and accordingly has classified in more detail. That is, ICD-9 CM (clinical modification) having additional fourth and fifth digits has been announced and used. This is currently used as a basic code for health insurance payment or the like in U.S.
- the ICD-10 was defined in 1992 and was intended to add and modify the insufficient ICD-9, and is represented by an English capital letter and two to three digits.
- the Unified Medical Language System (hereinafter, briefly referred to a s " UMLS") was d eveloped i n 1 989 to effectively collect a nd store medical information on a variety of information source and a variety of systems and to provide the stored information.
- UMLS Unified Medical Language System
- the largest obstacle in collecting and storing a variety of medical information is that the respective systems use different term systems and that the source of the medical information varies greatly. This fact acts as an obstacle both to medical related workers and medical system developers.
- the UMLS knowledge system is roughly constructed of three main portions.
- Metathesaurus is constructed of Metathesaurus, Semantic network, and Specialist Lexicon of concepts. Additionally, an Information source Map has recently been added.
- the Metathesaurus provides central term elements of the UMLS, and provides definitions of terms, classification systems, and relationships with relevant terms in each term system, and the like.
- the Metathesaurus has 800,000 concepts and 1900,000 terms obtained by incorporating 60 terms and classification systems.
- SNOMED has been studied, developed and used over a period of
- a code for a term is composed by mixture of codes corresponding to the respective module.
- the code is mixed in the following form: T + M + E + F + D lung granuloma M. tuberculosis Fever Tuberculosis T-2800 M-44060 E-2001-07-29 F-03003 D-0188 That is, the status of patients may be represented by combining respective SNOMED codes.
- SNOMED CT is a standard medical term system made by combining the existing SNOMED RT and Clinical Term Version 3 (Read codes) with cooperation of the College of American Pathologists and the British National Health Service. A second edition was released in Jan. 2003.
- the SNOMED is a term system based o n medical concepts a nd satisfies conditions m edical terms must have.
- the SNOMED has 14 top hierarchies wherein one top hierarchy includes a variety of granularities.
- One concept belongs to one top hierarchy, and has one concept code (concept identifier) and several descriptions.
- the respective concepts have a parent-child relationship and a number of other relationships, and are discriminated and classified through multiple hierarchies.
- Term concepts, descriptions, and relationships are core files constituting the SNOMED CT, each having concept identifier, description identifier, and relationship identifier and being associated with each other for the concept identifier.
- the SNOMED CT provides medical classifications of ICD-9- CM, ICD-0 and ICD-10 (British version), NIC and NANDA as nursing terminologies, and association information; and American English, British English, and Spanish versions of SNOMED CT are currently available.
- the core hierarchy of the SNOMED code will be described. As of 2003, 344,549 unique concepts are contained in the concept table, and 913,696 descriptions are contained i n the d escriptions table.
- the respective concepts are interconnected by a variety of relationships including a parent-child relationship (IsA relationships), and a total of 1 ,324,152 relationships are contained in the relationship table.
- SNOMED CT provides a specific area or institutes with a subset mechanism capable of discriminating unique term concepts, and also provides a cross- mapping mechanism with LOINC, ICD-9-CM, ICD-O, and ICD-10.
- SNOMED CT manages each concept and a version of a table structure (History mechanism) and also provides a developer toolkit to term developments together so that the SNOMED can be applied to each institute.
- An additional retrieving toolkit related to the SNOMED code includes a CIC look up engine (CLUE) browser, and the CLUE retrieving screen is a retrieving toolkit that is provided to users using the SNOMED CT, which is manufactured by British Clinical Information Consultancy (CIC) and is distributed by U.S. College of American Pathologists. It is possible to easily recognize term concepts, relationships, descriptions, and structures that the concepts belong to, through the CLUE retrieving screen.
- CIC look up engine CIC look up engine
- Standard codes such as Medical Subject Headings (MeSH) and Read Clinical Codes are being used in addition to the aforementioned standard codes.
- medical information such as various cardinal symptoms, diagnosis names, and operation names is preferably mapped to the SNOMED CODE in view of the p roperties of each standard code. This is because the SNOMED code among the aforementioned codes can represent clinical concepts most abundantly.
- nurse related standard codes will be described. That i s, the i nternational standard codes particularly related to medical examination actions by doctors in the medical industry have been described so far and hereinafter international standards particularly related to care actions by a nurse in the medical industry will be described.
- ICNP International Classification for Nursing Practice
- ICN International Council of Nurses
- the aforementioned other codes may be u sed i n addition to the SNOMED code and ICNP code.
- the SNOMED code may be used even in describing medical information related to various care actions by a nurse, and vice versa.
- a method for building standard terms into a database and a method for mapping the standard terms to the aforementioned various standard codes for the purpose of the method for computerizing and standardizing medical information according to the present invention will be described.
- a term standardizing range in the present invention can be greatly divided into doctor related standard terms and nurse related standard terms, as mentioned above. Particularly, cardinal symptoms, diagnosis names, and operation names among the doctor related standard terms will be described by way example while nursing statement sentences among the nurse related standard terms will be described by way of example.
- the present invention is not limited only to standard terms, and may be also applied to clinicopathologic tests, treatment names and various free-texts in addition to doctor statement sentences, prescription terms used by doctors, and medicine terms.
- term standardization for cardinal symptoms among a variety of medical information as described above may be made by analyzing admission charts built in the hospital over several years and performing question- investigations on users. Meanwhile, it is analyzed that the types of overall cardinal symptoms investigated in an example of a Seoul university hospital amount to 80,699 cases, in which cardinal symptoms input two times or more amount to 10,728 cases and cardinal symptoms input 100 times or more amount to 187 cases.
- the most generally used cardinal symptom terms are sorted through such an analysis and are applied to the medical information-providing system, and the cardinal symptom terms are mapped to the SNOMED code or the ICNP code, such that medical information can be smoothly shared among a number of domestic or international hospitals. That is, the medical information-providing system in each hospital uses standard terms such that confusion in term utilization is prevented, the standard term can be used in nationwide hospitals such that nationwide medical information is standardized, and further the standard terms are mapped to the international standard codes such that worldwide medical information is shared.
- the meaning and process of term standardization for cardinal symptoms will be described in more detail.
- chief complaints were extracted from a computerized discharge summary paper containing about 235,000 cases over the past seven years in the Seoul university hospital having about 300,000 admission cases in one year in order to arrange chief complaints. That is, 220,200 chief complaints which correspond to 93.5% of the chief complaints in the d ischarge summary paper containing 235,426 cases were input.
- contents input into chief complaints are separated according to each meaning and then are aligned on a term spelling basis. Misspellings and abbreviations of chief complaints a re restored to full spellings and ambiguous chief complaints were excluded.
- the chief complaints were divided into main concepts, concept qualifiers, and concept modifiers.
- the concept qualifier is a term or a clause that changes the main concept of a term in a temporary or managing aspect, and for example is defined as representing the past status (history of), the status of the main concept (status post, ruled out) and the like.
- the concept modifier is a term or clause that changes the meaning of the main concept in a clinical aspect, and is defined for example as representing the degree of the symptom (i.e., severe, moderate, and mild), disease (stage I), and the like. Selection of terms in main concepts is defined as a minimum concept unit that can be used in an actual clinic, and is selected by the name of a dedicated doctor in each department.
- the main concept term also includes abdominal pain, right upper quadrant pain, and the like so that they are effectively used in a clinic.
- Main concepts of classified chief complaints are again aligned on a spelling and concept basis, and then 6317 representative chief complaints are extracted into analysis targets.
- mapping the representative chief complaints to the aforementioned SNOMED CT will be described. That is, the present invention makes it a rule to mapping the representative chief complaints and the concepts of SNOMED CT, and also makes pre-coordinated mapping a rule. That is, the concept identifier is retrieved the concept table of SNOMED CT and is imparted to the representative chief complaints.
- a concept similar to or broader than the chief complaint is retrieved from SNOMED CT and is mapped.
- a top concept capable of representing the comprehensive meaning of the chief complaint is taken. For example, if weight loss as a chief complaint is retrieved from SNOMED CT, two concepts of abnormal weight loss (finding) and excessive weight loss (finding) are retrieved beneath the concept of the weight loss finding (finding). If it is unclear whether the chief complaint of abnormal weight loss or excessive weight loss is a representative chief complaint, the weight loss finding (finding), which is a top concept of two concepts, is selected. Fourth, if chief complaints of the same concept and the same spelling have a duplicate concept status, the currently used current status is selected.
- the chief complaints are classified and arranged into a case where the representative chief complaint and the concept of the SNOMED CT are exactly matched, a case where the concept of the SNOMED CT is broader than the concept of the representative chief complaint, a case where the concept of the representative chief complaint is broader than the concept of the SNOMED CT concept, a case where the representative chief complaint and the SNOMED CT concept are not matched or comprehensive and are overlapped in part, and a case where they are not matched to each other at all.
- the mapped chief complaints are classified and compared according to the top hierarchy of SNOMED.
- the set of arranged chief complaints is disclosed to users (medical persons) and responses from users are investigated for two divided portions.
- diagnosis names diagnosis names required by the user are analyzed through analyzing a number of diagnosis names currently used or through various questions, and the diagnosis name having the highest frequency is selected and adopted as a standard term and then is mapped to an international standard code.
- Fig. 2a illustrates an embodiment of a SNOMED mapping method that is applied to the present invention, and particularly illustrates an example in which various terms used in the diagnosis name is mapped to the
- the SNOMED mapping table applied to the present invention includes an internal code and an internal term name used in the service- providing system 10, and includes a SNOMED code, a SNOMED name, and SNOMED group mapped thereto.
- the internal classification is classification used in the service-providing system 10 to which the present invention is applied, and classified and managed into a diagnosis name, a cardinal symptom, an operation name and the like. That is, according to the present invention, it is possible to arrange and standardize terms that can be used as a standard among numerous medical terms used in a variety of forms by each hospital or doctor through a SNOMED mapping table as shown in Fig.
- mapping tables shown in Fig. 2a is stored and managed in the service-providing system.
- a term used by nurses may be further divided and managed into terms dependent on care phenomenon (problems), care actions (arbitration), and care results (responses).
- care phenomenon may be reclassified and managed into nursing practice focus, judgment, frequency, time, topology, body site, likelihood, distribution, and the like.
- a nursing practice focus is an attention area described by social responsibility and is a professional conceptual frame of a professional nursing practice.
- the family and regional societies are contents corresponding to non-distributed decisions, namely, a collective decision.
- the judgment includes clinical opinions, deductions, or determination of professional nursing practices related to the care phenomenon, and quality or representation degree care phenomenon intensity.
- the frequency includes concepts of generation or number of repetition times a care phenomenon appeared over a certain time, for example intermittent, frequently, and the like.
- Time includes concepts such time length for which a care phenomenon continues.
- the topology includes concepts such as an anatomic area related to the centerline of a human body or an anatomic range of care phenomenon, for example right, left, part, and whole.
- body site includes a concept of an anatomic position where a care phenomenon appears, for example eyes, fingers and the like.
- likelihood includes the probability or possibility to generate a care phenomenon, for example, concepts such as risk, chance, and the like.
- distribution corresponds to an object as having a care phenomenon, the meaning of a bearer, and distributed determination, and includes concepts such as individual, family, local society and the like.
- care actions include detailed concepts, such as action type (actions performed by the care action, such as education, insertion, monitoring), target (objects affected from the care action or objects delivering the care action, such as pain, infant, and home service), and means (objects used to perform the care action.
- the means includes tools (a toolkit used for the care action), services (a specific task or plan used for the care action), such as bands, a bladder training technique, and a hospital discharge procedure), time (a time point (event) when a care action is provided and which is defined by divided instants), and time interval (episodes) which is defined as a time between two events.
- topology an anatomic area related to the center line of a human body or an anatomic range of care phenomenon, such as right, left, portion, whole
- body site/location an anatomic position and a place position where the care action is performed.
- the body site means an anatomic site or position
- the locations means a special position where the care action is performed, such as head, arm, home, and company
- a route the route in which the care action is performed, such as oral cavity, hypoderm
- a beneficiary an object obtaining benefits from performed care action, such as individual, and group.
- 2b to 2g are diagrams illustrating various examples of the method for stating a nursing statement sentence with standard terms, and illustrate examples in which the aforementioned care phenomenon is stated by standard terms. That is, they illustrate an example in which one nursing statement sentence is formed by individually selecting terms classified in standard terms. That is, as shown, the nurse will be able to input one completed nursing statement sentence through the web screen by selecting and combining standard terms provided through the nurse web screen output on the nurse terminal 20. Further, since the respective input standard terms is mapped with the i nternational standard code, if the relevant s tandard term is s elected, patient information in which the standard term has been used will be able to be read. Further, using such a method, the doctor may input a doctor statement sentence on the doctor terminal 30. That is, Figs. 2b and 2c illustrate care phenomenon and care diagnosis,
- Figs. 2d and 2e illustrate care actions and care arbitration
- Fig. 2f and 2g illustrates care phenomenon and care results.
- Various medical information is built in a database by standard terms using the method as described above, is mapped to various international standard codes, and is managed through the patient information managing unit 13 or the separate managing unit.
- h ereinafter a m ethod for managing o r u sing s uch standard terms through a web screen will be described with reference to Figs. 3a to 3e and Figs. 4a to 4h.
- FIG. 3a to 3e are diagrams illustrating various examples of a method for providing standard terms for a doctor through a doctor web screen in the method for computerizing and standardizing medical information according to the present invention
- Fig. 4a to 4h are diagrams illustrating various examples of a method for providing standard terms for a nurse through a nurse web screen in the method for computerizing and standardizing medical information according to the present invention. That is, each of the aforementioned standard terms is provided in the form of a menu or checkable identity through a web screen of each of the doctor terminal 20, the nurse terminal 30, the examination room staff terminal 40, and the general medical affair terminal 50 so that it can be selected and used by a user.
- a method for representing the standard terms on the web screen is greatly classified into three methods.
- a first method is a method in which the respective standard terms can be selected by one check item. For example, in the case where the doctor desires to input cardinal symptoms of patients on the doctor web screen, if a number of standard terms related to the cardinal symptoms are provided through the web screen, the doctor will select or check a desired cardinal symptom standard term among the number of standard terms related to the cardinal symptoms, wherein the selected or checked cardinal symptom standard term is stored as cardinal symptom information regarding the patient in the patient information managing unit 13.
- a second method is a method in which is provided in the form of a statement sentence record other than such a simple selection or check matter. That is, when a nurse desires to formulate a statement sentence (nursing statement sentence) for the status of a patient generated upon caring for the patient, the nurse will select a relevant item for each item among the standard terms, wherein the control unit 12 will make one statement sentence by combining the selected items (See Figs. 2b to 2g).
- a third method is a method for managing such various standard terms through the web screens.
- a method in which the three methods are implemented through a web screen will be described with reference to the accompanying drawings. First, a process of implementing the first and third methods through the doctor web screen will be described. That is, Fig.
- 3a illustrates a doctor web screen that can be output on the doctor terminal 20, and particularly illustrates a patient information input portion 150 on which a doctor can input cardinal symptom information regarding patients (an example in which the first method is applied).
- a variety of standard terms 154a-11
- the doctor recognizes symptoms of a patient while examining the status of the patient and selects a cardinal symptom standard term related to the patient among the standard terms.
- the selected cardinal symptom standard term may be displayed on a separate window (154 a- 12). If the doctor discovers and stores all standard terms related to desired cardinal symptoms, the input cardinal symptom information is stored in the patient information managing unit 13.
- Figs. 3b to 3d illustrate an example in which the cardinal symptoms (chief complaints), diagnosis names and operation names among doctor related standard terms are provided through a dialog box of the doctor web screen, so that a set of terms frequently used by a doctor are managed and used for each individual or department (an example in which the second method is applied). That is, doctors will be able to arrange the doctor related standard terms through the dialog box as shown, and retrieve and use or register the standard terms through the dialog box.
- Fig. 3e illustrates a screen on which a doctor can retrieve, select and register standardized diagnosis names upon examining patients.
- Figs. 3b to 3e are terms selected through the standardizing process as described above.
- the standard terms are mapped with the standard codes, and are stored and managed in the service-providing system.
- Figs. 4a to 4g illustrate management screens for standard nurse terms, and illustrate screen that can be used by an authorized manager other than general nurses (third example to which the method has been applied).
- Fig. 4a is a diagram illustrating an example of an ICNP management screen, and is a screen on which a nurse can map various standard nurse terms to the standard code (ICNP).
- Fig. 4b is a management screen for standard statement sentence (hereinafter, referred to as statement sentence used upon writing nursing statement sentences), i.e. a screen in which various standard statement sentences needed for the nurse to write a nursing diary may be combined and formed in advance.
- Fig. 4b is a web screen on which the respective standard nurse terms are combined and formulated into one standard statement sentence form.
- Fig. 4c is a screen o n which a nurse can inquire a basis of the standard statement sentence, and is a screen in which the basis of a standard statement sentence set up in Fig. 4b can be inquired.
- Fig. 4d illustrates a screen on which a nurse defines and manages basic standard nurse terms
- Fig. 4e illustrates a screen on which a tree of a standard statement sentences can be managed.
- Fig. 4f is a screen on which a nurse can manage an attribute connected to standard statement sentence
- Fig. 4g illustrates a screen on which statement sentences are formed and managed for each nursing unit.
- Fig. 4h illustrates a state in which a nurse inputs a nursing diary for patients in a nursing diary record column provided on a nurse web screen using the aforementioned standard statement sentences (an example in which the third method is applied). That is, Fig. 4h illustrates a nurse web screen output on the nurse terminal 30 so that it can be used by general nurses, and particularly, a patient information input and output portion 250 on which on which a nursing diary for patients. That is, if the nurse selects a nursing diary shortcut icon 220b among a variety of menus provided through the web screen, the nursing diary input screen as shown in Fig. 4h is output, wherein a selection window 250-20 on which statement sentences created during nursing patients are output on the patient information input and output portion 250 for each date.
- the nurse selects, clicks and stores on the selection window the standard statement sentence by which patient status can be represented, wherein the selected contents are displayed in the nursing diary column 250-30, transmitted to the patient information managing unit 13, stored along with other information regarding the patients. That is, the control unit 12 of the service- providing system 10 again selects and combines the aforementioned standard statement sentences, resulting in a nursing statement sentence.
- one selected standard statement sentence may be stored as a nursing statement sentence. That is, the respective items output on the selection window 250-20 are statement sentences which are combined to standard terms standardized according to the aforementioned method, and is registered or managed through Figs. 4a to 4g.
- the present invention has an excellent advantage that medical information currently used in a variety of representation manners both at home and abroad can be standardized as well as information needed upon medically examining and caring for patients can be input and read more conveniently and accurately. Further, the present invention is applicable to a method for managing medical i nformation i mplemented i n d octor, n urse, a nd examination room staff terminals. Accordingly, doctor, nurse, and examination room staff can share examination, nursing, inspection and treatment results for patients over a network, thereby medically examining the patients more rapidly and accurately.
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