JP7122710B2 - INSTRUCTIONS ISSUING SYSTEM, INSTRUCTIONS ISSUING METHOD AND PROGRAM - Google Patents

Description

The present invention relates to an instruction issuing system, an instruction issuing method, and a program, and more particularly to a technique for accurately and simply issuing an instruction for dental laboratories and realizing efficient and low-cost ordering.

Conventionally, orders are received and placed between dental clinics and dental laboratories through written instructions. The instruction sheet is a document issued by a dental clinic, and includes, for example, the name of the patient, the name of the technical work and the specifications of the technical work (may include instructions regarding the materials used and preparation methods, etc.), the name of the dental clinic that placed the order, and the orderer. The name of the dental laboratory, etc. is described. In general, a dental clinic prepares an instruction sheet by handwriting necessary items on a ready-made instruction sheet.

Patent Literature 1 describes a computer system capable of ordering and receiving orders for prostheses (corresponding to the above technical products) between a plurality of dental clinics and a plurality of dental laboratories.

JP 2016-071784 A

The system described in Patent Literature 1 improves convenience by computerizing the conventional document-based ordering and receiving business. However, the system described in Patent Literature 1 does not solve the various problems that the conventional ordering business had.

For example, different dental laboratories may have different nomenclature for their labware. For this reason, dental clinics have had to create instructions while using different names of laboratory products for each dental laboratory that has placed orders. In addition, it was not easy to select an appropriate supplier while comparing the production cost and delivery date of the technical work, which differed from one dental laboratory to another. Furthermore, since it is legally required to create a written instruction as a paper document, even if the system described in Patent Document 1 is used, dental clinics are still forced to handwrite the written instructions as before, This required a lot of time and effort.

The present invention has been made to solve such problems, and is an instruction capable of accurately and simply issuing instructions for dental laboratories and realizing efficient and low-cost ordering. An object of the present invention is to provide a document issuing system, an instruction document issuing method, and a program.

An instruction issuing system according to an embodiment of the present invention comprises a technical material list display section for selecting a technical material, and an instruction for creating the technical material selected from the technical material list display section. and a dental clinic interface unit including an ordering unit for issuing instructions, wherein the dental clinic interface unit has an alternative name that associates the standard name of the technical product with the alternative name of the technical product. A list is further provided, and the technical article list display section is characterized in that the technical article can be selected by either the standard name or the alternative name.

In another instruction issuance system according to another embodiment, the dental clinic interface unit includes a technician type selection unit for selecting the broad category of the technical work, and an insurance/ self - pay and a selection unit, wherein the technical material list display unit enables selection of only the technical material that conforms to the selection result of the broad category and the insurance or self -pay.

In another instruction issuing system according to another embodiment, the dental clinic interface unit selects a supplier capable of displaying the fee and delivery date of the technical product for each of a plurality of laboratories that can be the supplier of the technical product. It is characterized by further having a part.

In another embodiment of the instruction issuing system, the ordering unit prints a document describing the contents of the instruction and an identifier that uniquely identifies the instruction. .

Another instruction issuing system according to another embodiment includes: an instruction management unit storing the instruction together with status information; and a dental laboratory interface unit having an instruction sheet status changing unit capable of changing the status information. , further comprising:

Another instruction issuance method according to another embodiment includes a display step in which a computer displays a list of technical articles for selecting a technical article; In the display step, by referring to an alternative name list in which standard names of the technical artifact and alternative names of the technical artifact are associated with each other, the standard It is characterized in that the technical article can be selected by any of the common names or the aliases.

A program according to another embodiment is a program for causing a computer to execute the instruction letter issuing method.

INDUSTRIAL APPLICABILITY According to the present invention, it is possible to provide an instruction issuing system, an instruction issuing method, and a program that can accurately and simply issue an instruction for dental laboratories and realize efficient and low-cost ordering. .

1 is a block diagram showing the configuration of an instruction issuing system 100; FIG. 4 is a flow chart showing the operation of the instruction issuing system 100. FIG. 3 is a diagram showing an example screen of a dental clinic interface unit 110. FIG. 3 is a diagram showing an example screen of a dental clinic interface unit 110. FIG. 3 is a diagram showing an example screen of a dental clinic interface unit 110. FIG. 3 is a diagram showing an example screen of a dental clinic interface unit 110. FIG. FIG. 4 is a diagram showing an example of a screen of a dental laboratory interface unit 130; FIG. 4 is a diagram showing an example of a screen of a dental laboratory interface unit 130; 3 is a diagram showing an example screen of a dental clinic interface unit 110. FIG. It is a figure which shows an example of status information. It is a figure which shows an example of an alias list.

Hereinafter, specific embodiments to which the present invention is applied will be described in detail with reference to the drawings. First, using the block diagram of FIG. 1, the configuration of an instruction issuing system 100 according to an embodiment of the present invention will be described.

The instruction book issuing system 100 has a dental clinic interface unit 110 , an instruction book management unit 120 , and a dental laboratory interface unit 130 . The instruction form issuing system 100 typically executes a program read out from a storage device by a central processing unit (CPU), such as a dental clinic interface section 110, an instruction management section 120, and a dental laboratory interface section 130. It is an information processing device that logically implements a processing unit. Various hardware configurations are conceivable for realizing the instruction issuing system 100 . For example, all of these processing units are mounted on one or more servers, and the server includes an instruction book management unit 120, and when remotely accessed from terminal devices of the dental clinic and the dental laboratory, the dental clinic interface It may be configured to provide the functionality of section 110 and dental laboratory interface section 130 . Alternatively, the functions of the dental clinic interface unit 110 and the dental laboratory interface unit 130 are implemented on the terminal devices of the dental clinic and the dental laboratory, respectively, and the server and these terminal devices are communicably connected to each other. A book issuing system 100 may be implemented.

The dental clinic interface unit 110 has a function of inputting items to be described in the instruction sheet, a function of registering instruction sheet data in the instruction sheet management unit 120, a function of outputting the instruction sheet sheet, and acquiring status information of the instruction sheet. and change functions.

The instruction book management unit 120 stores the contents of the instruction book created by the dental clinic interface unit 110 . In addition, the instruction book management unit 120 holds the status information of the instruction book, and changes the status information in response to a request from the dental clinic interface unit 110 or the dental laboratory interface unit 130 .

The instruction sheet management unit 120 can issue a unique identifier (referred to as an instruction sheet ID) to the instruction sheet data created by the dental clinic interface unit 110, and store the instruction sheet ID and the instruction sheet data in association with each other. preferable. More preferably, the instruction ID is associated with at least one of a receipt data identifier (referred to as a receipt ID), a patient data identifier (referred to as a patient ID), or a chart data identifier (referred to as a chart ID). be done. Receipt data is detailed data of medical fees, is typically created by a receipt computer, is assigned a receipt ID, and is stored in a predetermined storage area. By associating the instruction sheet ID and the receipt ID, for example, the receipt data can be used as a starting point to search for the instruction sheet data related to the relevant receipt, or the instruction sheet data can be used as the starting point to search for the receipt data related to the relevant instruction sheet. It is possible to As for patient data and chart data, the same effect can be obtained by associating the patient ID and chart ID with the instruction ID. Various methods are conceivable for performing the association described above. For example, when the dental clinic interface unit 110 creates the order form data, the related receipt ID, patient ID, or chart ID may be included in the order form data. Alternatively, the instruction form management unit 120 may create a table or the like showing the correspondence relationship between the instruction form ID and the related receipt ID, patient ID, or chart ID. Alternatively, a receipt computer or the like may create the table.

The dental laboratory interface unit 130 provides a function of acquiring the contents of the instruction sheet, a function of acquiring and changing status information of the instruction sheet, and the like for the dental laboratory.

Next, an example of the operation of the written instruction issuing system 100 will be described using the flowchart of FIG. Steps S101 to S106 are mainly a processing flow on the dental clinic side by the dental clinic interface unit 110, and steps S107 to S109 are mainly a processing flow on the dental laboratory side by the dental laboratory interface unit 130.
<Dental clinic side processing flow>
S101: Patient Designation The dental clinic interface unit 110 displays a patient designation screen on the terminal device of the dental clinic. FIG. 3 shows an example of the patient designation screen.

A patient list display portion 1101 displays a list of patients who meet predetermined conditions. The dental clinic interface unit 110 refers to a patient database managed by a receipt computer, an electronic medical record system, etc. (not shown), an instruction book management unit 120, etc., extracts patients who meet predetermined conditions, and displays them in a patient list display unit 1101. List. The dental clinic interface unit 110 extracts various information stored in the patient database, such as patient name, patient number, sex, age, date of birth, address, telephone number, past visit date and time, planned visit date and time, etc., as extraction conditions. can be used as Further, the date of issuance of the instruction stored in the instruction management unit 120, the scheduled delivery date of the technical product related to the instruction, the delivery date, and the like may be used as extraction conditions.

Extraction conditions can be specified in various ways. For example, the patient list display portion 1101 in FIG. 3 has a plurality of tabs such as "visiting hospital" and "publishing". When the "visit" tab is selected, the dental clinic interface unit 110 extracts patients scheduled to visit the clinic on the day. When the "Issued" tab is selected, the patient whose order has already been issued but whose delivery date has not yet been registered is extracted. Further, the dental clinic interface unit 110 may extract patients using arbitrary words and phrases input in the search box 1102 as keys. The dental clinic interface unit 110 can also extract patients with arbitrary search conditions using other arbitrary search interfaces. The dental clinic interface unit 110 displays a list of the extracted patients on the patient list display unit 1101 .

The order list display area 1103 displays a list of orders issued in the past for a specific patient. When the user selects one of the patients displayed in the patient list display section 1101, the dental clinic interface section 110 refers to the instruction sheet management section 120, extracts past instruction sheet data of the selected patient, Information that can identify the extracted instruction data, such as the date of issue, is displayed in the instruction list display area 1103 as a list. The dental clinic interface unit 110 also displays an instruction interface for starting to create a new instruction sheet. In the example of FIG. 3, this corresponds to the "issue new instruction" button.

S102: Designation of Patient When a past instruction sheet is selected in the instruction sheet list display section 1103, the process transitions to step S104. On the other hand, if "issue new instruction" is selected, the process proceeds to step S103.

S103: Instruction sheet input The dental clinic interface unit 110 accepts input of necessary information in order to newly create an instruction sheet for the patient specified in step S101. 4A to 4C show an example of the instruction input screen.

The laboratory type selection unit 1104 is an interface for designating a broad classification of the laboratory work. In this example, buttons for selecting one from three types of "denture", "bridge" and "implant" are arranged.

The insurance/ self -pay selection unit 1105 is an interface for designating whether insurance is applied or not. In this example, radio buttons for selecting one from "insurance" and " own expense " are arranged.

The technical article list display section 1106 is an interface for designating a subdivision of the technical article. The dental clinic interface unit 110 displays the technical works belonging to the broad category selected in the laboratory type selection unit 1104 and corresponding to the insurance coverage selected in the insurance/ self -expenses selection unit 1105 in the technical work list. A list is displayed on the display unit 1106 . For example, technical products such as "crown", "hard resin", "metal bond", and "e.max" belong to the large section "bridge" as small sections. Here, "crown" and "hard resin" are covered by insurance, but "metal bond" and "e.max" are not covered by insurance. At this time, if "bridge" is selected as the broad category and "insurance" is selected as the distinction between insurance and self -pay, the dental clinic interface unit 110 selects the minor categories "crown" and "hard resin" that meet all of these conditions. are extracted and displayed in a list on the technical object list display unit 1106 . In the example of FIG. 4A, buttons are arranged for selecting one of a plurality of subsections.

Note that the dental clinic interface unit 110 may be combined with or in place of the above-described laboratory type selection unit 1104, insurance/ self- pay selection unit 1105, and laboratory product list display unit 1106, and any other optional device for selecting a laboratory product. may be provided with a means of For example, the dental clinic interface unit 110 may have means for searching for a technical product, means for selecting a desired technical product from a list of frequently ordered technical products, and the like. Alternatively, in addition to or in place of the type of technician and insurance/ self -pay, a narrow search means based on other arbitrary conditions may be provided.

By the way, even for the same technical product, different names (alias names) may be used depending on the dental laboratory or dental clinic. For example, the standard lab name "Crown" may be called "Cr" by A lab and "FMC" by B lab. For this reason, conventionally, dental clinics have used different laboratory names to be described in the instructions depending on the orderer. FIG. 9 shows an example of standard names and aliases for technical articles.

In this embodiment, the dental clinic interface unit 110 can hold in advance a list of aliases as shown in FIG. For example, "Cr" and "FMC" are held as an alias list corresponding to the standard name "Crown". Then, when the sub-section "Crown" is selected, the dental office interface unit 110 can display a list of aliases and allow the user to select one of the aliases. In addition, it is preferable to select the standard name based on the name of the technical work described in the health insurance score table issued by the Ministry of Health, Labor and Welfare. Further, the dental clinic interface unit 110 or the dental laboratory interface unit 130 may include an interface for optionally registering aliases corresponding to standard names.

In other words, the dental clinic interface unit 110 needs to store in advance a broad category to which the technical product belongs, whether or not it is covered by insurance, and preferably a list of aliases, in association with each small category of the technical product. In this embodiment, the dental clinic interface unit 110 stores such information in advance in a storage area (not shown).

The instruction sheet format display portion 1107 displays the content of the instruction sheet assumed based on the information that has been input up to this point. The dental clinic interface unit 110 acquires the patient's name, age, sex, etc. from a patient database or the like, and displays them at a predetermined position in the instruction sheet format display unit 1107 . The dental clinic interface unit 110 further displays the type of insurance/ own expense selected in the insurance/own expenses selection unit 1105 and the name of the laboratory item selected in the laboratory item list display unit 1106 into a predetermined format in the instruction sheet format display unit 1107. display in position.

Here, the instruction book issuing system 100 may hold dental clinic information in advance in a storage area (not shown). In this case, the dental clinic interface section 110 may acquire arbitrary information included in this dental clinic information and display it at a predetermined position in the instruction sheet format display section 1107 . Dental clinic information may include, for example, clinic name, address, phone number, and the like. The dental clinic interface unit 110 may separately include an interface for registering dental clinic information.

The design information input unit 1108 is an interface for inputting design information of the technical article. For example, the dental clinic interface unit 110 reflects the number selected by the user in the dental formula input field on the instruction format display unit 1107 . Also, the selected number is counted and reflected in the number column.

In addition, the dental clinic interface unit 110 may receive an input of an intraoral photograph. For example, the dental clinic interface unit 110 activates the camera function of the dental clinic terminal when the user selects the oral cavity photograph field. The dental clinic interface unit 110 acquires and stores photographs taken by the camera, and displays thumbnails thereof in the oral cavity photograph column. Alternatively, the dental clinic interface unit 110 provides an interface for selecting an image pre-stored in the dental clinic terminal or other storage area, acquires and saves the selected image, and stores the thumbnail in the oral cavity. You can display it in the photo field.

Furthermore, the dental clinic interface unit 110 may include a remarks column for entering detailed instructions. For example, if the dental clinic wishes to specify the material of the dental prosthesis, it is possible to describe the specified contents in this remarks column.

A supplier selection unit 1109 is an interface for selecting a supplier while comparing fees, delivery dates, and the like. In the example of FIG. 4C, the supplier selection section 1109 displays a plurality of dental laboratories that are candidate suppliers. It also has a charge display column and a delivery date calendar. In addition, the ordering party selection unit 1109 holds, in a storage area (not shown), the technical fee for each laboratory item and the shortest delivery date for each laboratory item for each dental laboratory. When the user selects one of the dental laboratories, the supplier selection unit 1109 selects the selected dental laboratory corresponding to the technical material selected in the technical material list display unit 1106 and the design information input to the design information input unit 1108 . The laboratory fee and delivery date of the laboratory are acquired from the storage area and displayed in the fee display column and the delivery date calendar. For example, when ordering two "Crowns", the supplier selection unit 1109 can calculate the charges for the two "Crowns" based on the pre-stored unit prices of "Crowns" and display them in the charge display column. Further, the delivery date displayed in the delivery date calendar may be configured to be changeable by the clinic side.

S104: Edit Instruction Book When a past instruction book is selected in the order book list display section 1103, the dental clinic interface section 110 refers to the order book management section 120 and reads out the selected order book data. Then, a screen similar to that shown in FIGS. 4A to 4C is displayed with the contents of the selected instruction written thereon. The dental clinic interface unit 110 accepts changes in the contents of the instruction sheet by the user.

S105: Issuing Instructions The ordering unit 1110 has an order button and an instruction printing button. These two buttons may be merged into one. When the order button is pressed, the ordering unit 1110 stores the information input in the series of processes described above in a predetermined storage area of the instruction book management unit 120, thereby issuing an instruction book. The information managed by the instruction book management unit 120 includes information specifying the technical product and its specifications, as well as the date of issuance, the scheduled delivery date, whether it is insurance or self -pay, patient information, information about the dental clinic of the orderer, and information of the orderer. It may include dental laboratory information and the like.

Here, the instruction book issuing system 100 may hold dental laboratory information in advance in a storage area (not shown). Dental laboratory information may include, for example, laboratory name, address, phone number, and the like. In this case, the dental clinic interface unit 110 may acquire arbitrary information included in the dental laboratory information and store it in the instruction book management unit 120 as part of the information forming the instruction book. The dental laboratory interface unit 130 may include an interface for registering dental laboratory information.

When the dental clinic interface unit 110 issues an instruction sheet, the instruction sheet management unit 120 generates an identifier for uniquely identifying the instruction sheet, that is, an instruction sheet ID, and associates the instruction sheet with the instruction sheet ID. memorize. In addition, the instruction book management unit 120 stores status information in association with each instruction book. FIG. 8 shows an example of status information. According to this example, the status of the instruction issued by the dental clinic interface unit 110 is "not started".

S106: Instruction Sheet Print When the instruction sheet print button is pressed, the ordering unit 1110 prints the instruction sheet. Preferably, the ordering unit 1110 prints in the same format as the instruction sheet format display unit 1107 . The information printed on the instructions should be based on the same information stored in the instructions manager 120 . In addition, it is preferable that the ordering unit 1110 prints an instruction ID, another identifier corresponding to the instruction ID, or a barcode or the like encoded with the instruction ID or the identifier on the instruction. Printed instructions are usually sent to the dental laboratory along with the model. Also, the ordering unit 1110 may notify the dental laboratory of the instruction ID and the identifier by any other means.

Note that the ordering unit 1110 may have a cancel button. When the cancel button is pressed, the dental clinic interface unit 110 discards the information that has been input so far, and transitions to step S101.

<Processing flow on the dental laboratory side>
S107: Refer to Instruction Sheet The dental laboratory interface unit 130 accepts selection of instruction sheet data in the terminal device of the dental laboratory. The instruction sheet display screen shown in FIG. 5 has an input box 1301 for inputting an instruction sheet ID and an identifier corresponding to the instruction sheet ID. The dental laboratory interface unit 130 extracts the corresponding instruction sheet data from the instruction sheet management unit 120 using the instruction sheet ID and the identifier input in the input box 1301 as keys, and displays the contents in the instruction sheet display field 1302. indicate. For example, a barcode scanner (not shown) reads a barcode written on a printed instruction sheet to output the instruction sheet ID or the identifier, and the dental laboratory interface unit 130 outputs the instruction sheet ID or the identifier. The instruction sheet may be extracted from the instruction sheet management unit 120 based on the instruction sheet ID or identifier. Alternatively, a list of the instruction sheets extracted from the instruction sheet management unit 120 based on a predetermined condition may be displayed so that the user can select a desired instruction sheet.

The dental laboratory interface unit 130 receives the change of the status information of the instruction sheet by the instruction sheet status changing unit 1303 . In this embodiment, the instruction sheet status change unit 1303 has two buttons, 'creating' and 'deliverable'. For example, a user of a dental laboratory presses a "producing" button when starting production of a technical object based on an instruction sheet. Then, the dental laboratory interface unit 130 rewrites the status information of this instruction sheet stored in the instruction sheet management unit 120 to "under preparation". Further, when the user completes the technical work and presses the "deliverable" button, the dental laboratory interface unit 130 rewrites the status information of the instruction stored in the instruction management unit 120 to "deliverable". .

The instruction sheet display screen may have a material entry section 1304 to be used. A used material input section 1304 receives input of information such as the name of the material used and the amount used. The dental laboratory interface unit 130 stores the information input here in the instruction book management unit 120 in association with the instruction book. Preferably, the status information and the information about the materials used are saved in the instruction book management unit 120 when the "save" button is pressed.

S108: Issue statement of delivery FIG. 6 is an example of a delivery screen provided by the dental laboratory interface unit 130 . The dental laboratory interface unit 130 reads out the instruction sheet data stored in the instruction sheet management unit 120, for example, the instruction sheet data whose status information is “deliverable” and which is specified by the user. to create For example, the dental laboratory interface unit 130 displays an instruction sheet whose status information is "deliverable" and has an instruction sheet ID or another identifier corresponding to the instruction sheet ID input in the input box, or a bar (not shown). An instruction sheet having the above instruction sheet ID or identifier output by the code scanner may be extracted. Alternatively, the dental laboratory interface unit 130 may be configured to display a list of instructions whose status information is "deliverable" on the delivery screen and allow the user to select a desired instruction. The items listed on the delivery note are typically the same as those listed on the instructions. In addition, the date of delivery and information about the materials to be used entered in the material to be used entry section 1304 may be entered.

The dental laboratory interface unit 130 stores the statement of delivery data in the instruction sheet management unit 120 when, for example, the “issue” button is pressed. At this time, the dental laboratory interface unit 130 issues a statement of delivery by associating and storing the instruction statement data specified by the user and the statement of delivery data. When a statement of delivery is issued by the dental laboratory interface unit 130, the instruction management unit 120 generates an identifier (delivery statement ID) for uniquely identifying the statement of delivery, and associates the statement of delivery with the identifier. Remember.

S109: Print Invoice At this time, the dental laboratory interface unit 130 preferably prints out the invoice. The information printed on the delivery note should be based on the same information as the delivery note stored in the instruction management unit 120 . Further, the dental laboratory interface unit 130 preferably prints the invoice ID, another identifier corresponding to the invoice ID, or a barcode or the like that encodes the invoice ID or the identifier on the invoice. A printed delivery note is usually sent to the dental clinic along with the prosthesis. Alternatively, the dental laboratory interface unit 130 may notify the dental clinic of the identifier by any other means. At this time, the dental laboratory interface unit 130 changes the status information of the instruction sheet associated with the statement of delivery to, for example, "shipped".

FIG. 7 is an example of a delivery check screen used by a dental clinic that has received a technical product. The dental clinic interface unit 110 provides a delivery check screen. The dental clinic interface unit 110 reads, among the instruction sheets stored in the instruction sheet management unit 120, the delivery sheet that is associated with the instruction sheet whose status information is, for example, "shipped" and that is specified by the user, and performs the delivery. It is displayed on the book display section 1111 . For example, the dental laboratory interface unit 130 is associated with an instruction whose status information is "shipped" and has the above-mentioned delivery slip ID or identifier entered in the input box, or a delivery slip (not shown). A statement of delivery ID output by the code scanner or a statement of delivery having the above identifier may be extracted. Alternatively, the dental clinic interface unit 110 is configured to display a list of delivery slips associated with the instruction slips whose status information is “deliverable” on the delivery check screen, and allow the user to select a desired delivery slip. Also good.

Then, the dental clinic interface unit 110 changes the status of the instruction sheet associated with the above-mentioned selected statement of delivery to "delivered" when the user presses the "receive" button, for example.

According to the present embodiment, the instruction issuing system 100 preliminarily grasps the alias of the technical object that may differ for each dental laboratory, and maintains the correspondence with the standard name of the technical object. there is Therefore, it is not necessary to create an instruction sheet while using different laboratory product names for each dental laboratory to which the order is placed, and an instruction sheet can be created accurately, simply, and efficiently.

In addition, although the cost and delivery date of a laboratory product differ from one dental laboratory to another, the instruction issuing system 100 retains the fee and delivery date for each laboratory, so that the laboratory product described in the input instruction can be delivered. It is possible to easily compare the charge for creating and the delivery date. As a result, dental clinics can easily place an order for a technical product at a low cost.

Furthermore, in the present embodiment, the instruction form input to the instruction form issuing system 100 can be output as a paper document. time can be reduced.

It should be noted that the present invention is not limited to the above embodiments, and can be modified as appropriate without departing from the scope of the invention. For example, in the above embodiment, an identifier is also issued to the delivery note, but the present invention is not limited to this, and the delivery note may be identified by the identifier of the instruction sheet linked to the delivery note. It's okay.

Further, each processing means constituting the present invention may be configured by hardware, and any processing is logically realized by causing a CPU (Central Processing Unit) to execute a computer program. may be In this case, the computer program can be stored and provided to the computer using various types of non-transitory computer readable medium. The program may also be supplied to the computer on various types of transitory computer readable medium. Transitory computer-readable media include electrical signals, optical signals, and electromagnetic waves. Transitory computer-readable media can deliver the program to the computer via wired channels, such as wires and optical fibers, or wireless channels.

100 Order issuance system 110 Dental clinic interface 1101 Patient list display 1102 Search box 1103 Order list display 1104 Technician type selection 1105 Insurance/ own expense selection 1106 Tech product list display 1107 Order format display 1108 Design information Input unit 1109 Supplier selection unit 1110 Ordering unit 1111 Invoice display unit 120 Instruction sheet management unit 130 Dental laboratory interface unit 1301 Input box 1302 Instruction sheet display field 1303 Instruction sheet status change unit 1304 Used material entry unit 1305 Invoice

Claims (6)

a laboratory type selection unit for selecting a broad category of laboratory products;
an insurance/ self -pay selection unit for selecting insurance or self- pay;
Only the technical works narrowed down in advance according to the selection results in the laboratory type selection section and the selection results in the insurance/ self- pay selection section can be selected by either the standard name of the technical work or another name. a laboratory object list display unit;
a dental clinic interface unit including an ordering unit for issuing instructions for creating the technical material selected in the technical material list display unit;
The instruction issuance system, wherein the laboratory type selection section, the insurance/ own expenses selection section, and the laboratory work list display section are implemented in the same screen. The dental clinic interface unit
a list of a plurality of laboratories that can serve as suppliers of the technical article selected in the technical article list display section;
a lab fee for the lab work at the lab selected from the lab list;
2. The instruction issuance system according to claim 1, further comprising a supplier selection unit that displays a calendar displaying the delivery date of the selected laboratory on the same screen. 2. The instruction form issuing system according to claim 1, wherein said ordering unit prints a document containing the contents of said instruction form and an identifier that uniquely identifies said instruction form. an instruction management unit that stores the instruction together with status information;
2. The instruction issuing system according to claim 1, further comprising a dental laboratory interface unit having an instruction status changing unit capable of changing the status information. the computer
a laboratory type selection step for selecting a broad category of the laboratory product;
an insurance/ self -pay selection step for selecting insurance or self- pay;
Only the technical work narrowed down in advance according to the selection result in the technical work type selection step and the selection result in the insurance/ self- pay selection step can be selected by either the standard name of the technical work or another name. a technical article list display step;
an ordering step of issuing instructions for creating the technical article selected in the technical article list displaying step;
A method of issuing instructions, wherein the step of selecting the type of laboratory work, the step of selecting insurance/ self- pay, and the step of displaying a list of technical works are performed within the same screen. A program for causing a computer to execute the instruction issuance method according to claim 5.

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