Assistance system, assistance method, assistance program, and recording medium on which assistance program is recorded

An assistance method for assisting selection of a surgeon-in-charge from a plurality of doctors, the method comprising:

• acquiring disease information on a scheduled surgery, lesion area information, and a scheduled surgery date;
• acquiring surgery information on a past similar surgery having the lesion area information similar to that of the scheduled surgery, evaluating a difficulty in the past similar surgery by using the surgery information on the past similar surgery, and calculating a lesion area score which predicts a difficulty in the scheduled surgery, based on an evaluation result of the difficulty in the past similar surgery;
• acquiring surgery information on the same past disease surgery previously performed by each of the plurality of doctors and having at least disease information coinciding with that of the scheduled surgery, and each work schedule of the plurality of doctors, and calculating a doctor score which predicts capability of each of the plurality of doctors at the scheduled surgery date by using the surgery information on the same past disease surgery and the work schedule;
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• proposing the doctor whose doctor score falls within a range of an upper limit value and a lower limit value based on the lesion area score, as the surgeon-in-charge for the scheduled surgery.

A non-transitory computer readable medium (CRM) storing computer program code executed by a computer processor that executes a process for assisting selection of a surgeon-in-charge from a plurality of doctors, the process comprising:

• acquiring disease information on a scheduled surgery, lesion area information, and a scheduled surgery date;
• acquiring surgery information on a past similar surgery having the lesion area information similar to that of the scheduled surgery, evaluating a difficulty in the similar surgery by using the surgery information on the past similar surgery, and calculating a lesion area score which predicts a difficulty in the scheduled surgery, based on an evaluation result of the difficulty in the similar surgery;
• acquiring surgery information on the same past disease surgery previously performed by each of the plurality of doctors and having at least disease information coinciding with that of the scheduled surgery, and each work schedule of the plurality of doctors, and calculating a doctor score which predicts capability of each of the plurality of doctors at the scheduled surgery date by using the surgery information on the same past disease surgery and the work schedule;
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• proposing the doctor whose doctor score falls within a range of an upper limit value and a lower limit value based on the lesion area score, as the surgeon-in-charge for the scheduled surgery.