JP7700991B2 - Home medical/nursing visit schedule generation and output system, home medical/nursing visit schedule generation and output method and program - Google Patents

Description

The present invention relates to a technology that is effective for generating and outputting visiting schedules for service providers in the home medical and nursing care industry.

In recent years, technology related to home medical and nursing care visit schedules has been attracting attention.
For example, Patent Document 1 provides a technique for determining a doctor's visit schedule in home medical care, taking into consideration the patient's schedule and the patient's location.
Additionally, Patent Document 2 provides technology that enables home medical care providers to easily handle patient information such as visiting schedule information, map information, and medical records at the home medical care site, thereby supporting information management by medical professionals who actually visit patients to provide medical care.

JP 2018-055554 A JP 2010-176371 A

In the home medical care and nursing care industry, service providers who provide home medical care and nursing care services coordinate the home medical care and nursing care visit schedules of their staff.
Adjusting visit schedules varies depending on the service user, the user's address, the service provider's staff, staff shifts, qualifications, and the content of services provided, but there were problems with the inefficiency of having to make detailed adjustments manually and manually linking with the electronic medical record system and prescription billing system.
Therefore, there is a demand for technology that can generate visiting schedules for home medical care and nursing care service providers based on the service users, their addresses, the service provider's staff, staff shifts, qualification information, service content, etc., and output the schedules in conjunction with the electronic medical record system or prescription billing system used by the service provider.
However, the technologies described in Patent Documents 1 and 2 do not allow for a visiting schedule of a service provider for home medical care and nursing care to be generated based on the service user, the user's address, the service provider's staff, staff shifts, qualification information, service provision content, etc., and for it to be output in conjunction with an electronic medical record system or prescription billing system used by the service provider.

The present invention aims to provide a home medical care/nursing visit schedule generation and output system, a home medical care/nursing visit schedule generation and output method, and a program that generate a visit schedule for a home medical care/nursing service provider based on the service user, the user's address, the service provider's staff, staff shifts, qualification information, service provision content, etc., and output the schedule in conjunction with an electronic medical record system or medical claim claim system used by the service provider, thereby enabling the visit schedule to be generated and linked to the electronic medical record system or medical claim claim system, thereby making it possible to efficiently adjust the visit schedule.

The present invention provides a home medical care/nursing care visit schedule generation and output system that generates and outputs a visit schedule of a service provider in the home medical care/nursing care industry,
An acquisition means for acquiring a user identifier, a user address, a staff identifier, staff shift information, staff qualification information, and service provision contents from the service provider;
a generating means for generating visit schedule information indicating which staff of the service provider will visit and provide which service to which user at what time based on the acquired user identifier, user address, staff identifier, staff shift information, staff qualification information, and service provision content, in a manner to minimize travel time and waiting time between visits;
A linking means for linking with an electronic medical record system or a medical receipt billing system used by the service provider;
an output means for outputting the generated visit schedule information to the linked electronic medical record system or the linked medical receipt claim system;
The present invention provides a home medical care/nursing care visit schedule generation and output system comprising:

According to the present invention, a visit schedule can be generated based on a user identifier, a user address, a staff identifier, staff shift information, staff qualification information, and service provision content, and can be linked to an electronic medical record system or a medical billing system, making it possible to efficiently adjust the visit schedule.

This invention is in the category of a system, but the same effects and advantages can be achieved with methods and programs.

The present invention makes it possible to efficiently adjust visiting schedules.

FIG. 1 is a diagram illustrating an overview of a home medical care/nursing visit schedule generation and output system 1. FIG. 1 is a diagram showing the functional configuration of a home medical care/nursing visit schedule generation and output system 1. FIG. 11 is a flowchart showing a visiting schedule generating process executed by the computer 10. FIG. 11 is a flowchart showing a visiting schedule output process executed by the computer 10.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS Hereinafter, a detailed description of an embodiment of the present invention will be given with reference to the accompanying drawings. In the following drawings, the same elements are designated by the same numbers or symbols throughout the description of the embodiment.
In this specification, a service provider refers to a business that visits a specific location (e.g., the location of a user or an item) and provides a specific service (e.g., not only services such as home care, visiting nursing, visiting medical treatment, etc., provided to users, such as medical and welfare services, but also services such as maintenance, cleaning, repair, and inspection, etc., provided to items). The specific location includes different locations and the same location.

[Outline of home medical care/nursing care visit schedule generation and output system 1]
Fig. 1 is a schematic diagram for explaining an overview of the home medical care/nursing visit schedule generating/outputting system 1. Components of the home medical care/nursing visit schedule generating/outputting system 1 will be explained based on Fig. 1.
The home medical care/nursing visit schedule generating/outputting system 1 is a system that generates and outputs a visit schedule of a service provider 2 that provides services to users in the home medical care/nursing industry, and is composed of a computer 10 having at least a server function. In this embodiment, the home medical care/nursing visit schedule generating/outputting system 1 includes, in addition to the computer 10, a business operator terminal 3 managed by the service provider 2, an electronic medical record system 4 used by the service provider 2, and a medical receipt billing system 5.
The computer 10 has a server function and may be realized, for example, by a single computer, or may be realized by multiple computers such as a cloud computer.
In this specification, a cloud computer may refer to either a scalable use of any computer to perform a specific function, or a computer that includes multiple functional modules to realize a system, the functions of which can be freely combined.
The business operator terminal 3 is a terminal device managed by the service provider 2, and is, for example, a mobile phone, a smartphone, a tablet terminal, a personal computer, a laptop computer, or the like.
The electronic medical record system 4 is a general electronic medical record system that manages patient information (patient personal information (name, age, address, health insurance card number, etc.), findings, treatment methods, prescriptions, etc.) used by the service provider 2.
The medical receipt billing system 5 is a general online billing system that exchanges medical receipt data, such as medical fees, used by the service provider 2 online.
In addition, the home medical care/nursing visit schedule generation and output system 1 may include other terminals and devices in addition to the above-mentioned computer 10, business operator terminal 3, electronic medical record system 4, and prescription billing system 5, and the number, type, and functions of these are not particularly limited and can be designed as appropriate.

This section provides an overview of the processing steps that the home medical care/nursing care visit schedule generation and output system 1 takes when generating and outputting a visit schedule for a service provider 2 in the home medical care/nursing care industry.

The computer 10 acquires a user identifier, a user address, a staff identifier, staff shift information, staff qualification information, and service provision details from the service provider 2 (step S1).
The computer 10 acquires this information from the business operator terminal 3 .

Based on the acquired user identifier, user address, staff identifier, staff shift information, staff qualification information, and service provision content, the computer 10 generates visit schedule information indicating which staff member of the service provider 2 will visit which user for which service, and at what time to provide the service (step S2).
The computer 10 identifies a user who will receive the service based on the acquired user identifier and user address.The computer 10 identifies a staff member who will provide the service to the identified user based on the acquired staff identifier, staff shift information, and staff qualification information.The computer 10 identifies the time when the identified staff member will visit the user and the length of stay based on the acquired service provision content.The computer 10 generates visit schedule information according to these identified contents.
For those items that the computer 10 has not acquired, such as the user identifier, user address, staff identifier, staff shift information, staff qualification information, and service provision content, it can simply generate visit schedule information using information that has been previously stored.

The computer 10 cooperates with the electronic medical record system 4 or the medical receipt billing system 5 used by the service provider 2 (step S3).
The computer 10 cooperates with the electronic medical record system 4 and the medical receipt claim system 5 through API (Application Programming Interface) cooperation.

The computer 10 outputs the generated visit schedule information to the linked electronic medical record system 4 or the receipt claim system 5 (step S4).
The computer 10 transmits this visit schedule information to the electronic medical record system 4 or the medical receipt claim system 5. The electronic medical record system 4 or the medical receipt claim system 5 receives this visit schedule information and executes a predetermined process.

The above is an overview of the home medical care/nursing visit schedule generation and output system 1.
According to this home medical care/nursing visit schedule generation and output system 1, it is possible to efficiently adjust the visiting schedule.

[Device configuration]
Fig. 2 is a block diagram showing the configuration of the home medical care/nursing visit schedule generating/output system 1. The device configuration of the home medical care/nursing visit schedule generating/output system 1 will be described with reference to Fig. 2.
The home medical care/nursing visit schedule generating/output system 1 is a system that generates and outputs a visit schedule of a service provider that provides services to users in the home medical care/nursing industry, and is composed of at least a computer 10. In this embodiment, the home medical care/nursing visit schedule generating/output system 1 is composed of, in addition to the computer 10, a business operator terminal 3 managed by the service provider 2, an electronic medical record system 4 used by the service provider 2, and a medical receipt billing system 5.
The home medical care/nursing visit schedule generating/output system 1 is a system in which a computer 10 is connected to a business operator terminal 3, an electronic medical record system 4, and a medical claim claim system 5 so as to be able to communicate data with them via a network 8 such as a public line network. Furthermore, the home medical care/nursing visit schedule generating/output system 1 is a system in which the computer 10 cooperates with the electronic medical record system 4 and the medical claim claim system 5. Note that the home medical care/nursing visit schedule generating/output system 1 may be a system in which the computer 10 cooperates with only one of the electronic medical record system 4 and the medical claim claim system 5. The cooperation may be an API cooperation.
The home medical care/nursing visit schedule generation and output system 1 may include other terminals and devices in addition to the computer 10, the business operator terminal 3, the electronic medical record system 4, and the prescription billing system 5, and the number, type and functions of the other terminals and devices can be designed as appropriate.

The computer 10 has a server function and may be realized, for example, by a single computer, or may be realized by multiple computers such as a cloud computer.
The computer 10 has a control unit such as a CPU (Central Processing Unit), GPU (Graphics Processing Unit), RAM (Random Access Memory), ROM (Read Only Memory), etc., and a communication unit such as a device for enabling communication with other terminals and devices, an acquisition means 11 for acquiring a user identifier, user address, staff identifier, staff shift information, staff qualification information, and service provision content from the service provider 2, an integration means 12 for integrating with the electronic medical record system 4 or the receipt claim system 5 used by the service provider 2, and an output means 13 for outputting the generated visit schedule information to the integrated electronic medical record system 4 or the receipt claim system 5.
The computer 10 includes a storage unit such as a hard disk, a semiconductor memory, a recording medium, a memory card, or the like for storing data.
The computer 10 is equipped, as a processing unit, with various devices that execute various processes, a generation means 14 that generates visit schedule information indicating which staff of the service provider 2 will visit and provide which service to which user, and at what time, based on the acquired user identifier, user address, staff identifier, staff shift information, staff qualification information, and service provision content.

In the computer 10, the control unit loads a predetermined program and cooperates with the communication unit to realize an acquisition module, an output module, and a linking module.
In addition, in the computer 10, the control unit reads a predetermined program and cooperates with the storage unit to realize a storage module.
In addition, in the computer 10, the control unit reads a predetermined program and cooperates with the processing unit to realize a generation module.

The business operator terminal 3 is a terminal device managed by the service provider 2, and is, for example, the terminal device described above.
The operator terminal 3 is equipped with a CPU, GPU, RAM, ROM, etc. as a terminal control unit, a device, etc. for enabling communication with other terminals and devices, etc. as a communication unit, and various devices, etc. for receiving specified inputs, inputting and outputting various data, etc. as an input/output unit.

The electronic medical record system 4 is a general electronic medical record system that manages patient information and the like used by the service provider 2.
The medical receipt billing system 5 is a general online billing system that exchanges medical receipt data, such as medical fees, used by the service provider 2 online.
The electronic medical record system 4 and the medical receipt claim system 5 are systems that cooperate with a computer 10. The cooperation may be an API cooperation.

Below, each process executed by the home medical care/nursing visit schedule generation and output system 1 will be described together with the process executed by each of the modules described above.
In this specification, each module may execute its processing contents as its own function, or may execute its processing contents via a predetermined application.

[Visit Schedule Generation Process Executed by Computer 10]
The visit schedule generation process executed by the computer 10 will be described with reference to Fig. 3. Fig. 3 is a flowchart showing the visit schedule generation process executed by the computer 10. This visit schedule generation process shows details of an acquisition process (step S1) for acquiring a user identifier, a user address, a staff identifier, staff shift information, staff qualification information, and service provision contents from the service provider 2, and a generation process (step S2) for generating visit schedule information indicating which staff of the service provider 2 will visit which user and provide which service, and at what time, based on the acquired user identifier, user address, staff identifier, staff shift information, staff qualification information, and service provision contents.

The acquisition module acquires a user identifier, a user address, a staff identifier, staff shift information, staff qualification information, and service provision details from the service provider 2 (step S10).
A user is a person who uses a service provided by the service provider 2. A user identifier is an identifier (such as a name, date of birth, or ID) that identifies the user. A user address is the address of the user.
An employee is a person who belongs to the service provider 2 and actually provides services to users. An employee identifier is an identifier (such as name, date of birth, ID, etc.) that identifies the employee. An employee shift information is information related to the employee's shift status (work days, days absent, working hours, etc.). An employee qualification information is information related to the qualifications held by the employee (such as the name of the qualification held) and attributes (personal information such as age, gender, etc., skill information such as whether the employee can deal with patients with mental illnesses, whether the employee can deal with children, whether the employee can deal with terminal care, etc.).
The service provision content is related to the content of the service provided by the service provider 2, and includes at least one of the following: service code, service name, service provision time, visit day, visit frequency, visit time zone, visiting team, and number of visitors. The service provision time is the length of time required for the staff to provide the service. The service provision time is the time required to provide the service, and is different from the start time of the service provision. The visit day is the day of the week on which the staff visits the user. The visit frequency is the frequency with which the staff visits the user (every Tuesday and Thursday, the first and third Tuesdays, etc.). The visit time zone is the time zone when the staff visits the user (10:00 a.m., any time in the morning or afternoon, any time throughout the day, after 4:00 p.m., between 11:00 a.m. and 3:00 p.m., etc.). The visiting team is the team when the staff provides the service to the user (2-3 people are assigned to each user, a team is formed for each area, etc.). The number of visitors refers to the number of people that a staff member will visit a client (pairing up a new staff member with a veteran for training, providing a driver or a recorder, having two people visit a client because the client is large, pairing up a client because the client is a mental patient and there is a risk of violence, etc.).
The business operator terminal 3 accepts at least one of the following designations for the service content: the day of the week for each staff member to visit, the frequency of visits, the time period for visits, the team responsible for visits, and the number of visitors. The staff member inputs at least one of the desired day of the week for visits, the frequency of visits, the time period for visits, the team responsible for visits, and the number of visitors into the options or input form for the service content displayed by the business operator terminal 3. The business operator terminal 3 designates at least one of the day of the week for visits, the frequency of visits, the time period for visits, the team responsible for visits, and the number of visitors in the service content through this input. The business operator terminal 3 transmits the user identifier, the user address, the staff identifier, the staff shift information, the staff qualification information, and the service provision content to the computer 10 based on a transmission request from the computer 10 or on the reception of an input for transmission from the staff member, etc. The business operator terminal 3 may accept the input of the user identifier, the user address, the staff identifier, the staff shift information, the staff qualification information, and the service provision content from the staff member, etc. each time, and transmit these received contents to the computer 10 each time it is received, or may transmit these contents previously stored in a storage module to the computer 10.
The acquisition module receives these contents and acquires from the service provider 2 the user identifier, user address, staff identifier, staff shift information, staff qualification information, and service provision contents.
In addition, the acquisition module only needs to acquire at least one of the user identifier, user address, staff identifier, staff shift information, staff qualification information, and service provision content, and is not limited to acquiring only one of them.

The generation module generates visit schedule information indicating which staff member of the service provider 2 will visit and provide which service to which user, at what time, based on the acquired user identifier, user address, staff identifier, staff shift information, staff qualification information, and service provision content (step S11).
The generation module identifies the user who will receive the service based on the acquired user identifier and user address.
The generation module identifies a staff member who will provide a service to the identified user based on the acquired staff identifier, staff shift information, and staff qualification information. In particular, the generation module identifies the staff member by taking into account the attributes included in the staff qualification information.
The generation module determines the time and duration of the identified staff member's visit to the user based on the acquired service provision content. In particular, the generation module determines the time and duration of the staff member's visit to the user by taking into account the day of the week, frequency of visits, time of visit, visiting team, and number of visitors included in the service provision content.
The generating module generates visiting schedule information according to the identified contents.
The generation module may use the user identifier, user address, staff identifier, staff shift information, staff qualification information, and service provision contents that are not acquired by the generation module in advance from the storage module. For example, the generation module identifies a user who will receive the service by using the acquired user identifier and user address, or the user identifier and user address previously stored by the storage module. The generation module identifies a staff member who will provide a service to the identified user by using the acquired staff identifier, staff shift information, and staff qualification information, or the staff identifier, staff shift information, and staff qualification information previously stored by the storage module. The generation module identifies the time when the identified staff member will visit the user and the length of stay by using the acquired service provision contents and the service provision contents previously stored by the storage module.
The generating module may generate the visit schedule information so as to minimize the time during which the service is not provided directly, such as travel time and waiting time. For example, when users A and B desire service provision on the same day and the same staff member provides the service to these users A and B, the visiting schedule of the staff member is generated so as to minimize the time required for travel time, waiting time, etc. when the staff member visits users A and B. For example, the generating module identifies a visiting route based on a starting point (e.g., the address of the service provider 2), the address of user A, and the address of user B, and generates a visiting schedule of the staff member based on the identified visiting route. Here, the visiting route may be simply identified based on the address alone, or the visiting route may be identified by taking into account the traffic congestion situation near the visiting route.
If the generation module has obtained more than one of a user identifier, a user address, a staff identifier, staff shift information, staff qualification information, and service provision details, the generation module may generate a visit schedule based on preselected priorities.

The output module outputs the generated visiting schedule information to the business operator terminal 3 (step S12).
The output module transmits the generated visiting schedule information to the business operator terminal 3 .
The business operator terminal 3 receives this visiting schedule information and displays it on its own display unit.
The output module displays this visiting schedule information on the business operator terminal 3 and outputs the generated visiting schedule information.
The staff member views the visit schedule displayed on the business operator terminal 3 and understands the visit schedule.

The above is the visiting schedule generation process.
The computer 10 can also be configured to make changes to the generated visit schedule information, the acquired user identifier, user address, staff identifier, staff shift information, staff qualification information, and service provision content.
The acquisition module acquires not only new information but also changes to existing information. For example, the acquisition module acquires changes (reorganization, deletion, etc.) to the generated visit schedule information from the business operator terminal 3. The business operator terminal 3 accepts a predetermined input (tap operation, etc.) to the generated visit schedule information and accepts the input of changes to the accepted visit schedule information. The business operator terminal 3 transmits the accepted changes to the computer 10. In addition, the acquisition module acquires changes (addition, change, deletion, etc.) to the user identifier, user address, staff identifier, staff shift information, staff qualification information, and service provision content previously transmitted to the computer 10 from the business operator terminal 3. The business operator terminal 3 accepts a predetermined input (tap operation, etc.) to the user identifier, user address, staff identifier, staff shift information, staff qualification information, and service provision content previously transmitted, and transmits the accepted changes to the computer 10. The acquisition module receives these changes and acquires changes to the existing information.
The generation module regenerates the visit schedule information based on the changes.
The output module outputs the regenerated visit schedule information.

[Visit Schedule Output Process Executed by Computer 10]
The visit schedule output process executed by the computer 10 will be described with reference to Fig. 4. This figure shows a flowchart of the visit schedule output process executed by the computer 10. This visit schedule output process shows details of a linking process (step S3) that links with the electronic medical record system 4 or the receipt claim system 5 used by the service provider 2, and an output process (step S4) that outputs the generated visit schedule information to the linked electronic medical record system 4 or the receipt claim system 5.

The link module links with the electronic medical record system 4 or the medical receipt billing system 5 used by the service provider 2 (step S20).
The linkage module links with the electronic medical record system 4 or the medical receipt billing system 5 .
The link module may link with only one of the electronic medical record system 4 and the medical receipt claim system 5, or may link with both. Linkage may be API linkage.

The output module outputs the generated visit schedule information to the linked electronic medical record system 4 or the medical receipt request system 5 (step S21).
When the output module outputs the generated visit schedule information to the electronic medical record system 4, the output module transmits this visit schedule information to the electronic medical record system 4. The electronic medical record system 4 receives this visit schedule information and executes predetermined processing (such as inputting findings, treatment methods, prescriptions, etc. into the electronic medical record).
When the output module outputs the generated visit schedule information to the medical receipt claim system 5, the output module transmits this visit schedule information to the medical receipt claim system 5. The medical receipt claim system 5 receives this visit schedule information and executes predetermined processing (input of medical treatment information, creation of medical receipts, inspection and confirmation of medical receipts, submission of medical fee claims and medical receipts, etc.).
In addition, when the computer 10 is linked to both the electronic medical record system 4 and the medical receipt request system 5, the output module outputs the generated visit schedule information to both systems.

This completes the visit schedule output process.

The above-mentioned means and functions are realized by a computer (including a CPU, an information processing device, and various terminals) reading and executing a predetermined program. The program may be provided, for example, from the computer via a network (Software as a Service: SaaS) or as a cloud service. The program may also be provided in a form recorded on a computer-readable recording medium. In this case, the computer reads the program from the recording medium, transfers it to an internal or external recording device, records it, and executes it. The program may also be recorded in advance on a recording device (recording medium) and provided from the recording device to the computer via a communication line.

Although the embodiments of the present invention have been described above, the present invention is not limited to the above-mentioned embodiments. Furthermore, the effects described in the embodiments of the present invention are merely a list of the most favorable effects resulting from the present invention, and the effects of the present invention are not limited to those described in the embodiments of the present invention. For example, employees may include not only full-time employees, but also non-full-time employees and employees on contract.

A first aspect disclosed in this embodiment is a home medical care/nursing care visit schedule generation and output system that generates and outputs a visit schedule of a service provider in the home medical care/nursing care industry,
An acquisition means for acquiring a user identifier, a user address, a staff identifier, staff shift information, staff qualification information, and service provision contents from the service provider;
a generating means for generating visit schedule information indicating which staff of the service provider will visit and provide which service to which user at what time based on the acquired user identifier, user address, staff identifier, staff shift information, staff qualification information, and service provision content;
A linking means for linking with an electronic medical record system or a medical receipt billing system used by the service provider;
an output means for outputting the generated visit schedule information to the linked electronic medical record system or the linked medical receipt claim system;
The present invention provides a home medical care/nursing care visit schedule generation and output system comprising:

In a second aspect disclosed in this embodiment, the service provision content includes at least one of a visiting day, a visiting frequency, a visiting time period, a visiting team, and a visiting number of people,
A home medical/nursing visit schedule generation and output system according to a first aspect is provided.

A third aspect disclosed in this embodiment is a method for providing a system for providing a staff member with a certification information, the certification information including attributes of the staff member,
A home medical/nursing visit schedule generation and output system according to a first aspect is provided.

A fourth aspect disclosed in this embodiment is that the linking means links with the electronic medical record system or the receipt claim system through API linkage.
A home medical/nursing visit schedule generation and output system according to a first aspect is provided.

REFERENCE SIGNS LIST 1 Home medical care/nursing visit schedule generation/output system 2 Service provider 3 Provider terminal 4 Electronic medical record system 5 Receipt billing system 8 Network 10 Computer 11 Acquisition means 12 Linkage means 13 Output means 14 Generation means

Claims (8)

A home medical care/nursing care visit schedule generation and output system that generates and outputs a visit schedule of a service provider in the home medical care/nursing care industry,
An acquisition means for acquiring a user identifier, a user address, a staff identifier, staff shift information, staff qualification information, and service provision contents from the service provider;
a generating means for generating visit schedule information indicating which staff of the service provider will visit and provide which service to which user at what time based on the acquired user identifier, user address, staff identifier, staff shift information, staff qualification information, and service provision content, in a manner to minimize travel time and waiting time between visits;
A linking means for linking with an electronic medical record system or a medical receipt billing system used by the service provider;
an output means for outputting the generated visit schedule information to the linked electronic medical record system or the linked medical receipt claim system;
A home medical/nursing care visit schedule generation and output system. The service provision contents include at least one of a service code, a service name, a service provision time, a visit day, a visit frequency, a visit time zone, a visit team, and a visit number.
The home medical/nursing visit schedule generating and outputting system according to claim 1 . The employee qualification information includes attributes of the employee.
The home medical/nursing visit schedule generating and outputting system according to claim 1 . The linking means links with the electronic medical record system or the receipt claim system through API linking.
The home medical/nursing visit schedule generating and outputting system according to claim 1 . The generating means identifies a visiting route of the user, and generates the visiting schedule information based on the identified visiting route.
The home medical/nursing visit schedule generating and outputting system according to claim 1 . The generating means generates the visiting schedule information by taking into account traffic congestion information in the vicinity of the identified visiting route.
The home medical/nursing visit schedule generating and outputting system according to claim 5 . A method for generating and outputting a home medical/nursing visit schedule executed by a computer for generating and outputting a visit schedule of a service provider in the home medical/nursing industry, comprising:
A step of acquiring a user identifier, a user address, a staff identifier, staff shift information, staff qualification information, and service provision contents from the service provider;
generating visit schedule information indicating which staff of the service provider will visit and provide which service to which user at what time based on the acquired user identifier, user address, staff identifier, staff shift information, staff qualification information, and service provision content, in a manner to minimize travel time and waiting time between visits;
A step of linking with an electronic medical record system or a medical receipt billing system used by the service provider;
A step of outputting the generated visit schedule information to the linked electronic medical record system or the linked claim system;
A method for generating and outputting a home medical/nursing visit schedule comprising: A computer that generates and outputs a visiting schedule for a service provider in the home medical and nursing care industry,
A step of acquiring a user identifier, a user address, a staff identifier, staff shift information, staff qualification information, and service provision contents from the service provider;
generating visit schedule information indicating which staff of the service provider will visit and provide which service to which user at what time based on the acquired user identifier, user address, staff identifier, staff shift information, staff qualification information, and service provision content, in a manner to minimize travel time and waiting time between visits;
A step of linking with an electronic medical record system or a medical receipt billing system used by the service provider;
A step of outputting the generated visit schedule information to the linked electronic medical record system or the linked claim system;
A computer readable program for executing the program.