JP7497151B2 - Treatment support device and program - Google Patents

Description

The present invention relates to a treatment support device and a program.

There is a method in which patients with addictions or the like report whether symptoms have appeared, so that patients and doctors can understand the condition of the illness. In this case, the number of days on which the patient's report is suspected to be incorrect can be determined based on the detection results of a sensor that detects the patient's physiological phenomena, or the results of a judgment by a third party such as the patient's guardian, doctor, or nurse. In many cases, the goal is to have no symptoms appear, but urging the patient to confirm the accuracy of the report for every suspicious day can discourage the patient from fighting the illness. Patent Document 1 discloses a method for determining the number of suspicious days on which the patient should be prompted to confirm the accuracy of the report, based on the number of suspicious days and the failure rate of failure to achieve the goal, in order to prevent discouraging the patient's motivation to fight the illness.

JP 2014-006600 A

However, the method described in Patent Document 1 has the problem that errors in the treatment subject's declaration cannot be actively utilized in treatment.

The present invention was made in consideration of these circumstances, and provides a treatment support device and program that actively utilizes errors in the declarations of treatment recipients to enable more effective treatment.

(1) This invention has been made to solve the above-mentioned problems, and one aspect of the present invention is a treatment support device including: a behavioral information acquisition unit that acquires behavioral information provided by the treatment subject, the behavioral information indicating the behavior of the treatment subject; an observational information acquisition unit that acquires observational information provided by a treatment supporter, the observational information indicating the behavior of the treatment subject; a dissociation information generation unit that generates dissociation information indicating a dissociation between the behavioral information and the observational information; and a subject recommended information determination unit that determines, from among a plurality of pieces of recommended information related to the behavior of the treatment subject, at least recommended information corresponding to the dissociation information as recommended information to be presented to the treatment subject.

(2) In another aspect of the present invention, the medical treatment support device includes a medical treatment supporter recommended information determination unit that determines, from among a plurality of pieces of recommended information related to the behavior of the medical treatment supporter, at least recommended information corresponding to the dissociation information as recommended information to be presented to the medical treatment supporter.

(3) Another aspect of the present invention is the above-mentioned treatment support device, which includes a treatment policy decision unit that uses at least the dissociation information to decide a treatment policy for the treatment subject.

(4) Another aspect of the present invention is the above-mentioned treatment support device, which includes a response determination unit that uses at least the dissociation information to determine a response to an inquiry from the treatment subject or the treatment supporter.

(5) Another aspect of the present invention is a program for causing a computer to function as a behavioral information acquisition unit that acquires behavioral information provided by the treatment subject and indicating the behavior of the treatment subject, an observational information acquisition unit that acquires observational information provided by a treatment supporter and indicating the behavior of the treatment subject, a dissociation information generation unit that generates dissociation information indicating a dissociation between the behavioral information and the observational information, and a subject recommended information determination unit that determines, from among multiple pieces of recommended information related to the behavior of the treatment subject, at least recommended information corresponding to the dissociation information as recommended information to be presented to the treatment subject.

This invention makes it possible to actively utilize errors in the treatment recipient's declaration, enabling more effective treatment.

1 is a schematic block diagram showing a configuration of a treatment support device 100 according to an embodiment of the present invention. 13 is a table showing an example of a dissociation information table according to the embodiment. 13 is a table showing an example of a subject recommended information table according to the embodiment. 13 is a table showing an example of a supporter recommendation information table according to the embodiment. 13 is a table showing an example of a treatment policy information table according to the embodiment. 13 is a table showing an example of a response information table according to the embodiment. FIG. 2 is a schematic block diagram showing an example of a system configuration according to the embodiment.

Below, an embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings. FIG. 1 is a schematic block diagram showing the functional configuration of a treatment support device 100 according to one embodiment of the present invention. The treatment support device 100 is a device that provides recommended information indicating recommended actions for each of the treatment recipient and the treatment supporter in order to support the treatment of, for example, drug addiction (e.g., nicotine addiction), lifestyle-related diseases, etc. The treatment support device 100 also provides treatment policy information indicating the treatment policy, and answers to inquiries from the treatment recipient or the treatment supporter. The treatment supporter is, for example, the guardian, family member, doctor, nurse, etc. of the treatment recipient who is able to grasp the behavior of the treatment recipient and supports the treatment.

The treatment support device 100 includes a behavioral information acquisition unit 101, an observation information acquisition unit 102, a dissociation information generation unit 103, an information storage unit 104, a subject recommended information determination unit 105, a supporter recommended information determination unit 106, a treatment policy determination unit 107, an inquiry acquisition unit 108, and an answer determination unit 109. The behavioral information acquisition unit 101 acquires behavioral information provided by the treatment subject, which indicates the behavior of the treatment subject. For example, the behavioral information acquisition unit 101 presents a question to the treatment subject, and acquires the answer to the question entered by the treatment subject as behavioral information. The behavioral information acquisition unit 101 stores the acquired behavioral information in a dissociation information table.

The observation information acquisition unit 102 acquires observation information provided by the medical supporter, which indicates the behavior of the medical support subject. For example, the observation information acquisition unit 102 presents a question to the medical supporter and acquires the answer to the question input by the medical supporter as observation information. For example, the question presented by the observation information acquisition unit 102 may be the same as the question presented by the behavior information acquisition unit 101, so that the items of the observation information acquired by the observation information acquisition unit 102 are the same as the items of the behavior information acquired by the behavior information acquisition unit 101. Alternatively, the question presented by the observation information acquisition unit 102 may be the same as a part of the question presented by the behavior information acquisition unit 101, so that the items of the observation information acquired by the observation information acquisition unit 102 become part of the items of the behavior information acquired by the behavior information acquisition unit 101. The observation information acquisition unit 102 stores the acquired observation information in a dissociation information table.

The dissociation information generating unit 103 generates dissociation information indicating a dissociation between the behavioral information and the observational information. The dissociation information may be information indicating the overall degree of dissociation between the behavioral information and the observational information, information indicating the degree of dissociation between some items of the behavioral information and the dissociation information, or information indicating the degree of dissociation between a specific item of the behavioral information and the dissociation information. Details of the method of generating dissociation information will be described later.

The information storage unit 104 stores a dissociation information table, a subject recommended information table, a supporter recommended information table, a treatment policy information table, and a response information table. The dissociation information table is a table that stores behavioral information, observation information, and dissociation information. The subject recommended information table is a table that stores subject recommended information in association with a combination of behavioral information and dissociation information. The supporter recommended information table is a table that stores supporter recommended information in association with a combination of behavioral information and dissociation information. The treatment policy information table is a table that stores treatment policy information in association with a combination of behavioral information and dissociation information. The response information table is a table that stores response information in association with a combination of an inquiry and dissociation information.

The subject recommended information determination unit 105 determines, from among multiple pieces of recommended information related to the behavior of the treatment subject stored in advance in a table, at least the recommended information corresponding to the dissociation information as the recommended information to be presented to the treatment subject (subject recommended information). The subject recommended information determination unit 105 presents the determined subject recommended information to the treatment subject. In this embodiment, the subject recommended information determination unit 105 acquires subject recommended information associated with a combination of the behavior information acquired by the behavior information acquisition unit 101 and the dissociation information generated by the dissociation information generation unit 103 from the subject recommended information table. Note that the subject recommended information table may be a table that stores subject recommended information in association with a combination of observation information and dissociation information, and the subject recommended information determination unit 105 may acquire subject recommended information associated with a combination of observation information and dissociation information.

The supporter recommended information determination unit 106 determines, from among multiple pieces of recommended information related to the behavior of the medical supporter stored in advance in a table, at least the recommended information corresponding to the dissociation information as the recommended information (supporter recommended information) to be presented to the medical supporter. The supporter recommended information determination unit 106 presents the determined supporter recommended information to the medical supporter. In this embodiment, the supporter recommended information determination unit 106 acquires supporter recommended information associated with a combination of the behavior information acquired by the behavior information acquisition unit 101 and the dissociation information generated by the dissociation information generation unit 103 from the supporter recommended information table. Note that the supporter recommended information table may be a table that stores supporter recommended information in association with a combination of observation information and dissociation information, and the supporter recommended information determination unit 106 may acquire supporter recommended information associated with a combination of observation information and dissociation information.

The treatment policy determination unit 107 uses at least the generated dissociation information to determine a treatment policy (treatment policy information) for the treatment subject. The treatment policy determination unit 107 presents the determined treatment policy information to the person in charge of treatment. In this embodiment, the treatment policy determination unit 107 obtains, from the treatment policy information stored in advance in a table, treatment policy information associated with a combination of the behavioral information acquired by the behavioral information acquisition unit 101 and the dissociation information generated by the dissociation information generation unit 103, as a treatment policy for the treatment subject, from the treatment policy information table. Note that the treatment policy information table may be a table that stores treatment policy information in association with a combination of observation information and dissociation information, and the treatment policy determination unit 107 may obtain treatment policy information associated with a combination of observation information and dissociation information.

The inquiry acquisition unit 108 acquires an inquiry from the treatment subject or the treatment supporter. The response determination unit 109 uses at least the dissociation information to determine an answer (answer information) to the inquiry from the treatment subject or the treatment supporter. The response determination unit 109 presents the determined answer information to the treatment subject or the treatment supporter. In this embodiment, the response determination unit 109 acquires, from the answer information table, answer information associated with a combination of the inquiry acquired by the inquiry acquisition unit 108 and the dissociation information generated by the dissociation information generation unit 103, from among the answer information stored in advance in a table. Note that the answer information table of answers to the inquiry from the treatment subject and the answer information table of answers to the inquiry from the treatment supporter may be separated, so that even if the inquiry is the same, the answer may be different depending on whether it is an inquiry from the treatment subject or an inquiry from the treatment supporter.
The answer determination unit 109 may also acquire answer information associated with a combination of an inquiry acquired by the inquiry acquisition unit 108, behavioral information acquired by the behavioral information acquisition unit 101, and dissociation information generated by the dissociation information generation unit 103 from the answer information table. In this case, the answer information table stores answer information in association with a combination of an inquiry, behavioral information, and dissociation information. The answer determination unit 109 may also acquire answer information associated with a combination of an inquiry acquired by the inquiry acquisition unit 108, observational information acquired by the observational information acquisition unit 102, and dissociation information generated by the dissociation information generation unit 103 from the answer information table. In this case, the answer information table stores answer information in association with a combination of an inquiry, observational information, and dissociation information.

FIG. 2 is a table showing an example of a dissociation information table according to this embodiment. The dissociation information table stores "behavioral information", "observation information", "difference", "coefficient", "dissociation", and "degree of dissociation" as dissociation information. "Behavioral information" is behavioral information acquired by the behavioral information acquisition unit 101. "Observation information" is observational information acquired by the observational information acquisition unit 102. "Difference" is a numerical value obtained by the dissociation information generation unit 103 to represent the difference between each item of "behavioral information" and the corresponding item of "observation information". For example, a numerical value is assigned in advance to each possible content of each item of behavioral information and observational information, and the dissociation information generation unit 103 calculates the "difference" by taking the difference between the numerical value corresponding to the content of the behavioral information and the numerical value corresponding to the content of the observational information.

In the example of "nicotine gum" in FIG. 2, the same numerical value as the number of times taken, which is the content of the behavioral information and observational information, is assigned, and the dissociation information generating unit 103 subtracts the "10" assigned to "taken 10 times" in the behavioral information from the "15" assigned to "taken 15 times" in the observational information, and stores the resulting "+5" as the difference in the dissociation information table. In the example of "calmness" in FIG. 2, the numerical value "0" is assigned to "yes," which is the content of the behavioral information and observational information, and the dissociation information generating unit 103 subtracts the "0" assigned to "yes" in the behavioral information from the "0" assigned to "yes" in the observational information, and stores the resulting "0" as the difference in the dissociation information table.

The "coefficient" is a coefficient by which the "difference" is multiplied, and is a coefficient that is predetermined for each item of "behavioral information." "Dissociation" is the value resulting from multiplying the "difference" by the "coefficient." In the "nicotine gum" example in FIG. 2, the dissociation information generation unit 103 multiplies the difference "15" by the coefficient "1.0" and stores the result "5.0" as dissociation in the dissociation information table. In the "calmness" example in FIG. 2, the dissociation information generation unit 103 multiplies the difference "0" by the coefficient "1.0" and stores the result "0.0" as dissociation in the dissociation information table.

The "degree of dissociation" is the sum of dissociations corresponding to a set of predetermined items of behavioral information or observational information (for example, in FIG. 2, degree of dissociation A is the set of "nicotine gum" and "smoking," and degree of dissociation B is the set of "calmness," "appetite," and "falling asleep"). The set of predetermined items of behavioral information or observational information may be all items, or may be sets obtained by dividing all items into several sets as shown in FIG. 2, or may be sets obtained by extracting a part of all items. In the example of FIG. 2, the items constituting degree of dissociation A are items that change depending on whether or not the dependence on nicotine is high, and the items constituting degree of dissociation B are items of symptoms that appear when withdrawing from nicotine addiction. In this way, a set may be formed based on what can be grasped from the contents of the declaration. In other words, a set may be formed by collecting items that can be grasped from the contents of the declaration. In FIG. 2, each item belongs to only one set, but it may belong to multiple sets.

In the example of "degree of dissociation A" in FIG. 2, the dissociation information generating unit 103 calculates the sum of "5.0", the dissociation for "nicotine gum", and "4.5", the dissociation for "smoking", and stores the calculated sum, "9.5", as the degree of dissociation in the dissociation information table. In the example of "degree of dissociation B" in FIG. 2, the dissociation information generating unit 103 calculates the sum of "0.0", the dissociation for "calmness", "-1.2", the dissociation for "appetite", and "-0.4", the dissociation for falling asleep, and stores the calculated sum, "-1.6", as the degree of dissociation in the dissociation information table.

Figure 3 is a table showing an example of a subject recommended information table according to this embodiment. The subject recommended information table stores subject recommended information in association with a pair of "behavioral information" and dissociation information "degree of dissociation A" and "degree of dissociation B". The pairs of "behavioral information" and "degree of dissociation A" and "degree of dissociation B" store all combinations of possible contents of each piece of information. However, depending on the item, a range of possible contents may be displayed.

In the example of Figure 3, the subject recommendation information table stores the subject recommendation information "When withdrawal symptoms are severe, take nicotine gum without forcing yourself." in association with a combination of the content "0 times taken" of the "nicotine gum" item in "behavioral information," the content "0 cigarettes" of the "smoking" item, the content "not calm" of the "calmness" item, the content "some appetite" of the "appetite" item, the item "bad sleep," the range "0 to 2.0" of the "degree of dissociation A," and the range "-0.5 to 0.5" of the degree of dissociation B. The subject recommendation information table also stores the subject recommendation information "Keep going at your current pace" in association with a combination of the "Behavioral Information" item "Nicotine gum" content "0 times taken," the "Smoking" item content "0 cigarettes," the "Restlessness" item content "None," the "Appetite" item content "Yes," the "Falling asleep" item item "Difficulty," the "Level of dissociation A" range "2.1~," and the "Level of dissociation B" range "-0.5~0.5."

In this way, by associating the subject recommended information with the dissociation information, the subject recommended information determination unit 105 can determine the subject recommended information corresponding to the dissociation information. Since the subject recommended information corresponding to the dissociation information is determined, even if the behavioral information or observational information is the same, the subject recommended information can be determined according to the dissociation, for example, by encouraging the subject to act more strictly the more the dissociation information regarding the degree of drug dependence indicates a lower degree of dissociation (the degree of dependence is higher in the observational information than in the behavioral information) or the more severe the dissociation information regarding withdrawal symptoms indicates (the withdrawal symptoms are milder in the observational information than in the behavioral information).

Figure 4 is a table showing an example of a supporter recommendation information table according to this embodiment. The supporter recommendation information table stores supporter recommendation information in association with a pair of "behavioral information" and dissociation information "degree of dissociation A" and "degree of dissociation B". The pairs of "behavioral information" and "degree of dissociation A" and "degree of dissociation B" store all combinations of possible contents of each piece of information. However, depending on the item, a range of possible contents may be displayed.

In the example of Figure 4, the supporter recommendation information table stores the supporter recommendation information "If the patient seems to be in distress, recommend that he or she take nicotine gum." in association with a combination of the content "0 times taken" of the "nicotine gum" item in "behavioral information," the content "0 cigarettes" of the "smoking" item, the content "not calm," the content "some appetite" of the item, the item "difficult to fall asleep," the range "0 to 2.0" of the "degree of dissociation A," and the range "-0.5 to 0.5" of the degree of dissociation B. The supporter recommendation information table also stores the supporter recommendation information "Keep going at your current pace" in association with a combination of the "Behavioral Information" item "Nicotine gum" content "0 times taken," the "Smoking" item content "0 cigarettes," the "Calmness" item content "None," the "Appetite" item content "Some," the "Falling asleep" item item "Difficult," the "Dissociation level A" range "2.1~," and the "Dissociation level B" range "-0.5~0.5."

In this way, by associating the supporter recommendation information with the dissociation information, the supporter recommendation information determination unit 106 can determine the supporter recommendation information corresponding to the dissociation information. Since the supporter recommendation information corresponding to the dissociation information is determined, even if the behavioral information or observational information is the same, for example, the more the dissociation information regarding the degree of drug dependence indicates a lower degree of dissociation (the degree of dependence is higher in the observational information than in the behavioral information), or the more severe the dissociation information regarding withdrawal symptoms indicates (the withdrawal symptoms are milder in the observational information than in the behavioral information), the more gentle the supporter's contact with the treatment subject is encouraged, and the more the supporter recommendation information can be determined according to the dissociation. In this way, according to this embodiment, the supporter of the treatment subject can be more effectively supported by using the dissociation information.

Figure 5 is a table showing an example of a treatment policy information table according to this embodiment. The treatment policy information table stores treatment policy information in association with a pair of "behavioral information" and dissociation information "degree of dissociation A" and "degree of dissociation B". The pair of "behavioral information" and "degree of dissociation A" and "degree of dissociation B" stores all possible combinations of each piece of information. However, depending on the item, a range of possible contents may be displayed.

In the example of FIG. 5, the treatment policy information table stores the treatment policy information "Suppress withdrawal symptoms" in association with the combination of the item "nicotine gum" ("0 times taken"), the item "smoking" ("0 cigarettes"), the item "calmness" ("not taken"), the item "appetite" ("yes"), the item "bad" for the item "falling asleep", the range "0 to 2.0" for the item "dissociation level A", and the range "-0.5 to 0.5" for the item "dissociation level B". The treatment policy information table also stores the treatment policy information "Continue current treatment" in association with the combination of the item "nicotine gum" ("0 times taken"), the item "smoking" ("0 cigarettes"), the item "calmness" ("not taken"), the item "appetite" ("yes"), the item "bad" for the item "falling asleep", the range "2.1 to" for the item "dissociation level A", and the range "-0.5 to 0.5" for the item "dissociation level B".

In this way, by associating the treatment plan information with the dissociation information, the treatment plan determination unit 107 can determine a treatment plan corresponding to the dissociation information. Since a treatment plan corresponding to the dissociation information is determined, even if the behavioral information or observational information is the same, a treatment plan can be determined according to the dissociation, such as by providing treatment that alleviates subjective symptoms the more the dissociation information regarding the degree of drug dependence indicates a lower degree of dissociation (observational information indicates a higher degree of dependence than behavioral information), or the more the dissociation information regarding withdrawal symptoms indicates a more severe dissociation (observational information indicates milder withdrawal symptoms than behavioral information).

Figure 6 is a table showing an example of a response information table according to this embodiment. The response information table stores response information in association with a pair of "inquiry" and dissociation information "degree of dissociation A" and "degree of dissociation B". For the pair of "inquiry" and "degree of dissociation A" and "degree of dissociation B", all combinations of possible contents of each piece of information are stored. However, depending on the item, a range of possible contents may be shown.

In the example of FIG. 6, the answer information table stores the answer information "Use nicotine gum effectively" in association with the content of the "inquiry" "can't sleep," the range of "degree of dissociation A" "0 to 2.0," and the range of degree of dissociation B "-0.5 to 0.5." The answer information table also stores the answer information "Take nicotine gum before going to bed" in association with the content of the "inquiry" "can't sleep," the range of "degree of dissociation A" "2.1 to," and the range of degree of dissociation B "-0.5 to 0.5."

In this way, by associating the answer information with the dissociation information, the answer determination unit 109 can determine answer information corresponding to the dissociation information. Since answer information corresponding to the dissociation information is determined, even if the behavioral information or observational information is the same, for example, the more the dissociation information regarding the degree of drug dependence indicates a lower dissociation in the degree of dependence (the observational information indicates a higher degree of dependence than the behavioral information), or the more the dissociation information regarding withdrawal symptoms indicates a more severe dissociation (the observational information indicates milder withdrawal symptoms than the behavioral information), the more severe the answer to the treatment subject can be determined according to the dissociation.

Figure 6 is a schematic block diagram showing an example of the hardware configuration of the medical treatment support device 100 according to this embodiment. The medical treatment support device 100 includes a subject terminal 201, a supporter terminal 202, a server 203, and a therapist terminal 205, which are communicatively connected to each other via a network 204. The subject terminal 201 is operated by the medical treatment subject P1 and presents information to the medical treatment subject P1. The support terminal 202 is operated by the medical treatment supporter P2 and presents information to the medical treatment supporter P2. The therapist terminal 205 is operated by the therapist P3 and presents information to the therapist P3.

Each of the subject terminal 201, observer terminal 202, server 203, and therapist terminal 205 may be a computer, such as a smartphone, tablet terminal, notebook PC (personal computer), desktop PC, or server computer for cloud computing. In addition, the subject terminal 201 and observer terminal 202 may be realized by hardware combining multiple blocks in FIG. 6, for example, such that a single tablet terminal serves as both the subject terminal 201 and the observer terminal 202. Conversely, any of the blocks may be realized by multiple pieces of hardware, such as the server 203 being realized by multiple server computers.

The behavioral information acquisition unit 101, observation information acquisition unit 102, dissociation information generation unit 103, information storage unit 104, subject recommended information determination unit 105, supporter recommended information determination unit 106, treatment policy determination unit 107, inquiry acquisition unit 108, and response determination unit 109 in FIG. 1 may each be implemented in any of the subject terminal 201, observer terminal 202, server 203, and therapist terminal 205 in FIG. 6.

In addition, a program for realizing the functions of each of the behavioral information acquisition unit 101, observation information acquisition unit 102, dissociation information generation unit 103, information storage unit 104, subject recommended information determination unit 105, supporter recommended information determination unit 106, treatment policy determination unit 107, inquiry acquisition unit 108, and response determination unit 109 in FIG. 1 may be recorded on a computer-readable recording medium, and each unit may be realized by reading and executing the program recorded on the recording medium into a computer system. Note that the "computer system" referred to here includes hardware such as the OS and peripheral devices.

Furthermore, if the "computer system" utilizes a WWW system, it also includes the home page providing environment (or display environment).
In addition, "computer-readable recording medium" refers to portable media such as flexible disks, optical magnetic disks, ROMs, CD-ROMs, and DVD-ROMs, as well as storage devices such as hard disks built into computer systems. Furthermore, "computer-readable recording medium" also includes those that dynamically hold a program for a short period of time, such as a communication line when transmitting a program via a network such as the Internet or a communication line such as a telephone line, and those that hold a program for a certain period of time, such as volatile memory inside a computer system that serves as a server or client in such cases. Furthermore, the above program may be one that realizes part of the above-mentioned functions, or may be one that can realize the above-mentioned functions in combination with a program already recorded in the computer system.

In addition, each functional block of the treatment support device 100 in FIG. 1 may be individually chipped, or part or all of them may be integrated into a chip. The method of integration is not limited to LSI, and may be realized by a dedicated circuit or a general-purpose processor. Either hybrid or monolithic may be used. Some functions may be realized by hardware and some by software.
Furthermore, with the advancement of semiconductor technology, if a technology for integrated circuitry that can replace LSIs emerges, it may be possible to use integrated circuits based on that technology.

The embodiment of the present invention has been described above in detail with reference to the drawings, but the specific configuration is not limited to this embodiment, and design changes and the like that do not deviate from the gist of the present invention are also included.

Reference Signs List 100: Treatment support device 101: Behavioral information acquisition unit 102: Observation information acquisition unit 103: Dissociation information generation unit 104: Information storage unit 105: Subject recommended information determination unit 106: Supporter recommended information determination unit 107: Treatment policy determination unit 108: Inquiry acquisition unit 109: Response determination unit 201: Subject terminal 202: Supporter terminal 203: Server 204: Network 205: Therapist terminal

Claims (5)

a behavioral information acquiring unit that acquires behavioral information indicating the behavior of a subject of treatment for drug addiction or lifestyle-related disease, the behavioral information being provided by the subject of treatment;
an observation information acquisition unit that acquires observation information provided by a medical supporter, the observation information indicating the behavior of the medical target;
a dissociation information generating unit that generates dissociation information indicating a degree of dissociation between the behavioral information and the observational information;
and a subject recommended information determination unit that determines, from among a plurality of pieces of recommended information concerning the behavior of the subject, recommended information corresponding to at least the dissociation information as recommended information to be presented to the subject. The medical support device according to claim 1 , further comprising: a supporter recommended information determining unit that determines, from among a plurality of pieces of recommended information regarding the behavior of the medical supporter, at least recommended information corresponding to the dissociation information as recommended information to be presented to the medical supporter. The treatment support device according to claim 1 , further comprising: a treatment policy decision unit that decides a treatment policy for the treatment subject by using at least the dissociation information. The medical treatment support device according to claim 1 , further comprising: a response determination unit that determines a response to an inquiry from the medical treatment subject or the medical treatment supporter by using at least the dissociation information. Computer,
a behavioral information acquiring unit for acquiring behavioral information provided by a subject of treatment for drug addiction or lifestyle-related disease, the behavioral information indicating the behavior of the subject of treatment;
an observation information acquisition unit for acquiring observation information provided by a medical supporter, the observation information indicating the behavior of the medical target;
a dissociation information generating unit that generates dissociation information indicating a degree of dissociation between the behavioral information and the observational information;
A program for causing the subject recommended information determination unit to function as a subject recommended information determination unit that determines, from among a plurality of pieces of recommended information concerning the behavior of the subject of treatment, recommended information that corresponds to at least the dissociation information as the recommended information to be presented to the subject of treatment.

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