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[2F5-GS-5-01] A preliminary approach to a resilient scheduling system with a value co-creation mechanism

〇Takumi Sato¹, Tohru Itoh², Naoki Fukuta⁵, Hiroko Watanabe², Kou Hiroe⁴, Sachiko Higashimoto³, Satoshi Takayama³, Takayo Ogawa², Atsushi Shinjo⁶, Satoshi Wada² (1. Graduate School of Media and Governance, Keio University, 2. RIKEN, 3. Shizuoka University, 4. The Research Institute of Advanced Data Analysis for KIZKEY Awareness, 5. Kohoen, 6. Keio University)

Keywords:care matching

Home cares and facility cares are important in Japan since the issues arising from aging of the population of Japan will be expected to be socially very serious. During the process of discussions, the prototype of a care matching to optimize QOL will also need to make a care schedule based on the results of a care matching to apply our system to the real-world care facilities. The resilience for a request to change a schedule is going to be very important since a rescheduling often occur on a daily base care activity in the real world. Also, it needs to incorporate requirements from caregivers for scheduling because the process of making a care scheduling in the real world also incorporate requirements from caregivers In this paper, we discuss about our preliminary approach to realize a resilient scheduling system with a value co-creation mechanism.