WO2002043590A1 - Appareil de mesure pourvu d'une fonction d'entree de commentaires - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a measuring device with a comment input function, which can input an arbitrary comment on a situation when data is measured.
- a diabetic patient measures his or her blood glucose level while living his or her daily life at home, records the measurement results in a notebook, or stores it in the memory of the device, and uses it in a medical institution. At the time of diagnosis, she was diagnosed by a physician based on the recorded data.
- data can be transmitted from the small measuring device to a host computer installed in a medical institution via a telephone line or the like. This allows the patient's condition to be ascertained. As a result, patients have the advantage of being able to reduce the number of hospital visits.
- Japanese Unexamined Patent Publication No. Hei 7-1161627 describes a home medical data management system that can register only data required by a patient among the data measured by the home patient using a measuring device.
- An apparatus is disclosed. This According to the device of the above, data measured by a patient other than the predetermined measurement time or data measured by a third party using the device cannot be registered unless a registration instruction operation is performed. Since it is not available, only the measurement data required by the medical institution can be transmitted to the medical institution.
- test items related to lifestyle-related diseases change depending on the patient's condition.
- Simply transmitting the information does not mean that the medical institution can obtain the information needed to diagnose patients.
- blood glucose levels vary with diet, exercise, stress, medication, and so on, so checking for these effects is necessary to interpret the measurements correctly.
- blood sugar levels are greatly affected by diet. Blood glucose levels decrease on an empty stomach and increase after a meal. Therefore, it is necessary to know the condition of the patient at the time of measurement in order to correctly judge the measurement data.
- the conventional blood glucose meter (Dalco Card GT-1650, manufactured by A-Clay Co., Ltd.) has a “post-meal mark” memory function. This means that for measurement data measured after a meal, a “post-meal mark” indicating that the measurement data is after a meal is stored in the measurement device together with the measurement data.
- the operation procedure for storing the “post-meal mark” is as follows.
- the blood glucose measurement device After measuring the blood glucose level, the blood glucose measurement device enters the “postprandial mark” setting mode, displays the measured value on the screen and flashes the postprandial mark on the upper right of the measured value. If the measurer keeps pressing the operation button for more than 2 seconds while the post-meal mark is blinking, the post-meal mark is turned on, and the measurement result is stored in the blood glucose meter as a post-meal measurement value.
- the blood glucose measuring device is It also has a "control mark” storage function. ⁇ After-meal mark '' When the operation button is pressed once briefly while the indicator is blinking, the indication ⁇ CONT '' lights up, and the measurement result is stored as the measurement result of the standard solution to check the accuracy of the blood glucose measurement device. You.
- the patient since only the measurement data registered by the patient is transmitted to the medical institution, when the abnormal data occurs, the patient does not register the measurement data. May be operated. Also, even if abnormal data is transmitted, the cause of the occurrence of the abnormal data cannot be grasped by the medical institution, and when the patient goes to the medical institution, the cause must be confirmed with the patient. If there is a period of time between the occurrence of the abnormal data and the patient going to the medical institution, the patient has forgotten the state when the abnormal data occurred and grasp the cause of the abnormal data There was a problem that could not be done.
- the measurement value is marked with a meal to indicate that the measurement value is a post-meal measurement value, but whether the measurement value is immediately after a meal or a measurement value for one hour after a meal, etc. Did not know the detailed information.
- the present invention can record any comment with a simple operation
- An object of the present invention is to provide a measuring device with a comment input function. Disclosure of the invention
- a measuring device includes a measuring unit, a measurement data storing unit that stores measurement data measured by the measuring unit, and an arbitrary comment input as voice or image. It is characterized by having comment input means, comment recognition means for converting a comment input by the comment input means into comment data, and comment storage means for storing the comment data.
- the measurer can store any comment on the state at the time of measurement in the measurement device together with the measurement data.
- the measurement device is for biological information such as a blood glucose measurement device
- the patient's condition at the time of measurement such as how many hours after the meal, can be entered as a comment.
- it is a measuring device for environmental data such as water quality, noise, air pollution degree, etc.
- by inputting a comment by voice or image there is an advantage that the operator of the measuring apparatus does not need to perform a complicated operation.
- FIG. 1 is a block diagram showing a first embodiment of a measuring device with a comment input function according to the present invention.
- Fig. 2 is a flow chart showing the procedure from measurement to comment input. It is.
- Figure 3 shows an example of comment data output as a voice information file.
- FIG. 4 is a flow chart showing a processing procedure for converting audio information into text data.
- FIG. 5 is an explanatory diagram showing an example of data output as text of the comment data in the measuring device with a comment input function according to the first embodiment.
- FIG. 6 is a diagram showing a relationship between an event code and a comment.
- FIG. 7 is a front view showing a second embodiment of the measuring device with a comment input function according to the present invention.
- FIG. 8 is a block diagram of a measuring device with a comment input function according to the second embodiment.
- FIG. 9 is a flowchart showing a processing procedure from measurement to comment input in the measuring device with a comment input function according to the second embodiment.
- FIG. 10 is a flowchart showing a processing procedure for converting audio information into text data in the measuring device with a comment input function according to the second embodiment.
- FIG. 11 is a flowchart illustrating a processing procedure for converting image information into text data in the measuring device with a comment input function according to the second embodiment.
- FIG. 12 is an explanatory diagram showing an example of data output as comment data in the measuring device with a comment input function according to the second embodiment.
- FIG. 1 is a block diagram showing the internal configuration of the small blood glucose measuring device according to the first embodiment of the present invention.
- the small blood glucose measurement device 1 includes a CPU 31 as a control unit, and the CPU 31 includes a storage unit 40, a display unit 33, a clock 34, a sensor insertion unit 32 into which the sensor 2 is inserted, and a sensor.
- An analog signal processing unit 36 that amplifies the output signal of 2
- an AZD conversion unit 35 that converts the output signal from the analog signal processing unit 36 into a digital signal
- a communication port that transmits and receives data to and from the outside.
- a voice input unit 27 for inputting voice information from outside and a voice recognition unit 28 for recognizing the input voice are connected.
- the storage section 40 further includes an ID storage section 41, a measurement data storage section 42, a comment storage section 43, and a calibration curve data storage section 44.
- the procedure of measurement by the small blood glucose measuring device 1 according to the above configuration will be described with reference to FIG.
- the patient inserts the sensor 2 into the sensor insertion part 3 2 of the small blood glucose measuring device 1 (S 1 in FIG. 2).
- the power of the small blood glucose measuring device 1 is turned on (S2). Thereafter, the small blood glucose measuring device 1 enters a measurement standby state.
- the patient pierces his fingertip with a puncture device and collects blood.
- blood is introduced into the sensor 2 (S3).
- the electrode (not shown) of the sensor 2 detects blood, the small blood glucose measuring device 1 starts measurement (S4).
- the output from sensor 2 is amplified by analog signal processing unit 36, converted to digital signals by A / D conversion unit 35, and sent to CPU 31 (S5).
- CPU 31 Refers to the calibration curve data stored in the calibration curve data storage unit 4 4 of the storage unit 40, converts the sensor output value to component concentration, and displays the concentration value as measurement data on the display unit 33.
- date and time information is obtained from the clock 34 (S6), and the obtained date and time information is associated with the measurement data and stored in the measurement data storage unit 42 (S7).
- the small blood glucose measuring device 1 displays a message "Do you want to enter a comment?" On the display 33 (S8).
- the patient presses the button 39 of the small blood glucose meter 1 and speaks to the voice input section 27 with a comment such as "I ate a bit too much.”
- Release potan 39 (S9 ⁇ S11).
- the voice information input from the voice input unit 27 is recognized by the voice recognition unit 28 (S 12), converted into a voice data file (S 13), and the clock 31 4 Together with the date and time information (S14) obtained from, it is stored in the comment storage unit 43 (S15).
- the voice recognition in S12 uses, for example, a pattern recognition method or a matching method, and recognizes the voice based on, for example, a pattern change of a short-time frequency component in the voice.
- the entered comment is associated with the measurement data stored in the measurement data storage unit 42 as a result of the measurement, and the comment storage unit 4 Stored in 3. After a certain period of time from the measurement, the power of the small blood glucose measuring device 1 is automatically turned off.
- the association between the measurement data stored in the measurement data storage unit 42 and the comment stored in the comment storage unit 43 is not necessarily explicit. For example, this is used for storing measurement data and comments
- the measurement data is transmitted from the small blood glucose measuring device 1 to the outside as described later without comparing them explicitly, the date and time information of the measurement data and the date and time information of the comment are compared. If the time is within 1 minute, the measurement data and the comment may be treated as related.
- the small blood glucose measuring device 1 it is possible to input only a comment irrespective of data measurement.
- the procedure when only comment input is performed is as follows. First, when the patient presses the button 39 of the small blood glucose measuring device 1, the power of the small blood glucose measuring device 1 is turned on. While pressing the button 39, the patient speaks to the voice input section 27 what he / she wants to comment on, such as “meal” or “insulin 12 units,” and then releases the button 39 when the conversation is over.
- the voice information input from the voice input unit 27 is recognized by the voice recognition unit 28, is associated with the date and time information obtained from the clock 34, and is stored in the comment storage unit 43 as a voice data file. You.
- the external device that transmits the data in chronological order may be a data management device such as a vasicon that the patient has, or may be a medical institution that is directly connected to the small blood glucose measurement device 1 through a modem and a public line.
- FIG. 3 shows an example of data transmitted to an external device.
- the data transmitted to the external device is in units of records including the four items of day, hour, measured value, and comment file.
- the comment stored in association with the measurement data is transmitted as a series of data, that is, transmitted as the same record as the measurement data. In the event that only comment data is used, the measurement data is sent as “”.
- the data whose date and time information is “6:15” of “September 15, 2000” is not associated with the comment, but is stored in the measurement data storage unit 4 alone. This is the measurement date stored in 2.
- the data whose date and time information is “6:35” on the same day is a comment that has been independently stored in the comment storage unit 43 without being associated with the measurement data.
- the data whose date and time information is “8:32” on the same day is data that was stored in the storage unit 40 as a series of data in which the measurement data and the comment were associated with each other. The date and time information of this series of data was obtained as the date and time information of the measurement data in S6 of FIG.
- the comment data is filed as voice information, but may be converted to text data, stored as text data, and transmitted.
- the processing of S9 to S15 shown in FIG. 4 is performed instead of the processing of S9 to S15 in the flowchart of FIG. That is, the voice recognition unit 28 recognizes the input voice (S11 '), converts the recognized voice information into text information (S12'), and converts the converted text data into date and time information. Along with this, it is stored in the comment storage section 43 (S13 'to S14'). The patient releases the button when the comment has been input (S15 ').
- the small blood glucose meter 1 The procedure for transmitting the measurement data to the server is the same as the above-mentioned case in which the comments are filed as audio information, except that the text-decoded comments are transmitted instead of the comment file.
- the comment data may be converted into a preset event code and stored.
- the event code is a code uniquely assigned to each of the acts and the like that the patient is expected to include in the comment.
- “meal” is an event code “01” and “insulin injection” Is set in advance to be stored as the event code “02”.
- the word “Shokujichudesu” is extracted from the voice information and stored in the comment storage unit 43 as the event code "01”.
- the word “insulin” is extracted from the voice information and stored in the comment storage unit 43 as the event code “02”.
- the procedure for transmitting the measurement data from the small blood glucose measurement device 1 to the external device is the same as that described above except that the comment is converted into an event code, not a comment file. Same as in the case.
- the event code and the comment are also stored in the data management device on the receiving side in association with each other.
- the event code “01” is inversely converted to “meal” and output.
- the event code "02” is converted back to "Insulin Injection" and output.
- the storage capacity of the comment storage unit 43 can be effectively used. Also, when transmitting measurement data and comments to an external device, there is an advantage that the transmission data capacity is smaller and transmission efficiency is improved as compared with the case of transmitting the comments themselves. There is also.
- the present invention is not limited to the small blood glucose measuring device, but can be applied to any measuring device such as an electrocardiograph or a sphygmomanometer. is there.
- FIG. 7 is a front view of the small blood glucose measuring device 10 according to the second embodiment of the present invention.
- a display unit 33 for displaying measurement results, a pen input unit 37 for inputting character information, and a button 39 for operation are provided on the front of the small blood glucose measuring device 10. Is provided.
- Reference numeral 371 in FIG. 7 denotes an input end button provided in the pen input unit 37.
- FIG. 7 illustrates a configuration in which the display unit and the pen input unit are separately formed, for example, the display unit and the pen input unit are formed using a sunset panel in which a liquid crystal display panel and a pressure-sensitive element are combined. May be integrally formed.
- FIG. 8 is a block diagram showing an internal configuration of the small blood glucose measuring device 10 according to the present embodiment.
- the small blood glucose measuring device 10 includes a CPU 31 as a control unit, and the CPU 31 includes a storage unit 40, a display unit 33, a clock 34, a sensor insertion unit 32 into which the sensor 2 is inserted, and a sensor. 2, an analog signal processing unit 36 that amplifies the output signal; an AZD conversion unit 35 that converts the output signal from the analog signal processing unit 36 into a digital signal; a communication port 12 that transmits and receives data to and from the outside; A pen input unit 37 for inputting image information such as handwritten characters from a computer, and an image recognition unit 38 for recognizing the input image information are connected.
- Storage unit 40 is ID storage unit 41, measurement data storage unit 42, comment storage unit 43, It is composed of a storage unit 44 for the quantity line data.
- the procedure of measurement by the small blood glucose measuring device 10 according to the above configuration will be described with reference to FIG.
- the patient inserts the sensor 2 into the sensor insertion part 32 of the small blood glucose measuring device 10 (S21 in FIG. 9).
- the power of the small blood glucose measuring device 10 is turned on (S22). Thereafter, the small blood glucose measuring device 10 enters a measurement standby state.
- the patient pierces his fingertip with a puncture device and collects blood.
- blood is introduced into the sensor 2 (S23).
- the electrode (not shown) of the sensor 2 detects blood, the small blood glucose measuring device 10 starts measuring (S24).
- the output from the sensor 2 is amplified by the analog signal processing unit 36, converted into a digital signal by the AZD conversion unit 35, and sent to the CPU 31 (S25).
- the CPU 31 refers to the calibration curve data stored in the calibration curve data storage unit 44 of the storage unit 40, converts the sensor output value into the component concentration, and displays the concentration value as measurement data on the display unit 33.
- the date and time information is obtained from the clock 34 (S26), and the obtained date and time information is associated with the measurement data and stored in the measurement data storage unit 42 (S27).
- the small blood glucose measuring device 10 displays a message “Do you want to enter a comment?” On the display 33 (S28).
- the patient uses a pen (not shown) to comment on the pen input section 37 of the small blood glucose meter 10, such as "I ate too much.”
- the locus of the pen input to the pen input unit 37 is displayed on the display unit 33. That is, the patient enters while viewing the image displayed on the display section 33. By pressing, you can check the characters you are typing. If there is no input for a certain period of time after a series of inputs, the image recognition unit
- the image (character) recognition by the image recognition unit 38 can be performed using, for example, a pattern matching method or a sonde method.
- the image information recognized in S30 is converted into an image data file, and the date and time information (S32) obtained from the clock 34 by the CPU 31 is stored in the comment storage section 43. It is memorized (S33). If a comment is entered within one minute after the measurement, the entered comment is associated with the measurement data stored in the measurement data storage section 42 as a result of the measurement, and the comment is stored in the comment storage section.
- the association between the measurement data stored in the measurement data storage unit 42 and the comment stored in the comment storage unit 43 need not always be explicit. For example, when the measurement data and the comment are stored, no explicit association is made between them, and when transmitting the measurement data from the small blood glucose measuring device 10 to the outside as described later, the date and time information of the measurement data and the comment are used. If the difference is within 1 minute, the measurement data and the comment may be treated as related.
- the small blood glucose measuring device 10 data measurement is performed. Regardless of the setting, you can just enter a comment.
- the procedure when only comment input is performed is as follows. First, when the patient presses the button 39 of the small blood glucose measuring device 10, the power of the small blood glucose measuring device 10 is turned on. The patient uses a pen to manually write the content to be commented on, such as “meal” or “12 units of insulin”, using the pen.
- the image information input from the pen input unit 37 is recognized by the image recognition unit 38 and stored in the comment storage unit 43 as an image data file in association with the date and time information obtained from the clock 34.
- the external device that is the transmission destination may be a data management device such as a personal computer possessed by the patient, or may be a data management device such as a medical institution directly connected to the small blood glucose measuring device 10 through a modem and a public line. .
- FIG. 10 shows an example of data transmitted to an external device.
- data sent to the external device is in units of records containing four items: date, time, measured value, and comment file.
- the comment stored in association with the measurement data is transmitted as a series of data, that is, transmitted as the same record as the measurement data.
- the measurement data is Sent.
- the comment data is filed as image information, but may be converted into text data, stored and transmitted as text data.
- a process of converting the image information recognized by the image recognition unit 38 into text information (S3). 0 ') is added, and the converted text data is stored in the comment storage unit 43.
- the procedure for transmitting measurement data from the small blood glucose measurement device 10 to the outside is as follows. Except for transmitting textualized comments instead of commentary image data files, the comments are stored in files as image information. This is the same as the above-described case.
- the comment data may be converted into a preset event code and stored.
- “meal” is stored in advance as an event code “01”
- “injection injection” is stored as an event code “02” in advance.
- the comment “Insulin was injected” is entered as the event code “01 1” in the comment storage section 43
- the word “Insulin injection” is extracted from this comment, and the event code “02” is extracted.
- the comment storage unit 43 In the comment storage unit 43.
- the procedure for transmitting the measurement data from the small blood glucose measurement device 10 to the external device is the same as that described above except that the event code is transmitted instead of the comment file.
- the event code and the comment are also stored in association with each other in the data management device on the receiving side.
- the event code “01” is inversely converted to “meal”.
- the event code "02J” is converted back to "Insulin Injection” and output.
- the storage capacity of the comment storage unit 43 can be used effectively. Also, when transmitting measurement data and comments to an external device, there is an advantage that the transmission data capacity is smaller and transmission efficiency is improved as compared with the case of transmitting the comments themselves.
- the measuring device in which the measuring means and the comment inputting means are incorporated in one housing is exemplified.
- the measuring device constituted by a plurality of hardware is also applicable to the present invention. Included in the range.
- a voice input device or an image input device as comment input means is formed as separate hardware from a device having a measurement sensor or the like, and a comment is input
- the voice input device or the image input device described above is used.
- a configuration in which an image input device is used by connecting it with a cable (or a wireless connection such as infrared rays) is also included in the scope of the present invention.
- a configuration in which a comment is input by handwritten characters is exemplified.
- a configuration may be adopted in which a comment is key-input using a keyboard or the like, and the input comment is stored as text data and transmitted.
- the embodiment of the present invention has been described using the small blood glucose measuring device. Is not limited to a small blood glucose measuring device, but can be applied to any measuring device such as an electrocardiograph or a sphygmomanometer.
- the present invention is not limited to a measuring device for medical purposes, and may be applied to a measuring device for environmental data such as water quality, soil, or atmospheric components, and a measuring device for any other use. Can be. Industrial applicability
- a measurement device that can input a comment on measurement data with a simple operation, and that can transmit the measurement data and the comment in association with each other to an external device.
- the background of the abnormal condition can be grasped before the patient is diagnosed, so that efficient medical treatment can be performed.
- patients can easily enter comments in the measurement data, they can consider the cause of the abnormal data when abnormal data occurs, and move to self-management in daily life. This has the effect of increasing the interest in patients and, as a result, better managing their own medical conditions.
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