CN111161888A - Clinical decision support system for antibacterial drugs - Google Patents
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Abstract
The invention relates to an antibacterial medicine clinical decision support system which comprises a server, a storage module, an inspection receiving module, a standard medicine module, a special reference module, a safety inspection module, a grading module and an inventory module, wherein the storage module is used for storing diagnosis bases of common diseases and conventional medicines of the common diseases, the inspection receiving module is used for receiving inspection results and reports of inspection and inspection departments, the standard medicine module is used for judging the illness state of a patient and guiding the medicine application, the special reference module is used for recording the illness state of the special patient, the safety inspection module is used for inspecting the safety of prescriptions prescribed by doctors, the grading module is used for grading medicines, and the inventory module is used for monitoring the medicine inventory of a pharmacy. Has the advantages that: can give the advice of illness and medication guidance, comprehensively consider the problem of drug resistance of historical medication and the problem of drug sensitivity test, and classify the drugs.
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Technical Field
The invention relates to a hospital information management system, in particular to an antibacterial medicine clinical decision support system.
Background
The use of antibacterial drugs is strictly and definitely regulated by the nation, and the use of the antibacterial drugs cannot be abused. At present, many hospitals have own information management systems, but the use of antibacterial drugs cannot play a decision support role, some patients take some antibiotics by themselves at the early stage of illness but do not have good curative effect, doctors still do not have good curative effect if the doctors prescribe the drugs according to the conventional method regardless of the process, in addition, some patients need to do drug sensitivity tests to determine the medication, and the drugs are not logically classified.
Disclosure of Invention
The technical problem to be solved by the invention is to provide an antibacterial clinical decision support system, and solve the problems.
The technical scheme for solving the technical problems is as follows: the utility model provides an antibiotic medicine clinical decision support system, includes server, storage module, inspection receiving module, standard medicine module, special reference module, safety inspection module, grading module and inventory module, storage module is used for storing the diagnosis basis of common disease and its conventional medicine of using, inspection receiving module is used for receiving inspection result and the report of inspection administrative department, standard medicine module is used for judging patient's the state of an illness and guides the medicine of using, special reference module is used for special patient's state of an illness record, safety inspection module is used for reviewing the security that the doctor prescribed, grading module is used for grading the medicine, inventory module is used for monitoring the medicine inventory of drugstore, the server for the operation with all modules on the server provide software and hardware service.
The invention has the beneficial effects that: can give the advice of illness and medication guidance, comprehensively consider the problem of drug resistance of historical medication and the problem of drug sensitivity test, and classify the drugs.
On the basis of the technical scheme, the invention can be further improved as follows.
Further, the examination test receiving module can receive results and reports of blood examination, CT/MRI, body fluid examination and color ultrasound examination.
Furthermore, the standard medication module comprises a disease condition judgment module and a medication suggestion module, the disease condition judgment module can compare the conventional disease condition stored in the storage module with the result and the report of the examination and examination receiving module to obtain a patient condition report of the patient and help the doctor to diagnose the patient condition, and the medication suggestion module can provide one or more medication suggestions according to the disease condition and help the doctor to prescribe the patient.
Further, special reference module includes that historical medicine module and the quick experimental module of medicine are used to the history, the historical medicine of using module is used for the recent history of using medicine of record patient, the quick experimental module of medicine can record patient's the quick experimental result of medicine, it further screens and judges the medicine according to history of using medicine and the quick experimental result of medicine to use the suggestion module of medicine.
Further, the safety inspection module comprises a medicine interaction module, a medicine module for children and a medicine module for pregnant women, wherein the medicine interaction module is used for inspecting interaction which may occur when two or more medicines are taken simultaneously, the medicine module for children is used for inspecting children contraindicated medicine, and the medicine module for pregnant women is used for inspecting pregnant women contraindicated medicine.
Further, the inventory module may provide the doctor with the number of drugs in inventory in the pharmacy to guide the doctor in making the prescription.
Further, the grading module comprises a toxicity grading module, an application range grading module, a curative effect grading module and a price grading module, wherein the toxicity grading module can grade the alternative medicines according to the toxicity, the application range grading module can grade the alternative medicines according to the application range, the curative effect grading module can grade the alternative medicines according to the curative effect, and the price grading module can grade the alternative medicines according to the price.
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The principles and features of this invention are described below in conjunction with the following drawings, which are set forth by way of illustration only and are not intended to limit the scope of the invention.
As shown in fig. 1, an antibacterial clinical decision support system includes a server, a storage module, an examination and inspection receiving module, a standard medication module, a special reference module, a safety examination module, a grading module and an inventory module, wherein the storage module is used for storing diagnosis bases of common diseases and conventional medication thereof, the examination and inspection receiving module is used for receiving examination results and reports of an examination and inspection department, the standard medication module is used for judging the illness state of a patient and guiding medication, the special reference module is used for recording the illness state of the special patient, the safety examination module is used for examining the safety of a prescription prescribed by a doctor, the grading module is used for grading drugs, the inventory module is used for monitoring the drug inventory of a pharmacy, and the server provides software and hardware services for all modules running and running on the server.
The examination and test receiving module can receive results and reports of blood examination, CT/MRI, body fluid examination and color ultrasound examination.
The standard medication module comprises a disease condition judgment module and a medication suggestion module, the disease condition judgment module can compare the conventional disease condition stored in the storage module with the result and the report of the examination and examination receiving module to obtain a patient condition report of the patient and help the doctor to diagnose the patient condition, and the medication suggestion module can provide one or more medication suggestions according to the disease condition and help the doctor to make a prescription for the patient.
The special reference module comprises a historical medicine taking module and a medicine sensitivity test module, the historical medicine taking module is used for recording the recent medicine taking history of the patient, the medicine sensitivity test module can record the medicine sensitivity test result of the patient, and the medicine taking suggestion module can further screen and judge the medicine taking according to the medicine taking history and the medicine sensitivity test result.
The safety inspection module comprises a medicine interaction module, a medicine module for children and a medicine module for pregnant women, wherein the medicine interaction module is used for inspecting interaction possibly occurring when two or more medicines are taken simultaneously, the medicine module for children is used for inspecting children taboo medicine, and the medicine module for pregnant women is used for inspecting pregnant women taboo medicine.
The inventory module may provide the doctor with the number of drugs in inventory in the pharmacy to guide the doctor in making the prescription.
The grading module comprises a toxicity grading module, an application range grading module, a curative effect grading module and a price grading module, the toxicity grading module can grade the alternative medicines according to the toxicity, the application range grading module can grade the alternative medicines according to the application range, the curative effect grading module can grade the alternative medicines according to the curative effect, and the price grading module can grade the alternative medicines according to the price.
The above description is only for the purpose of illustrating the preferred embodiments of the present invention and is not to be construed as limiting the invention, and any modifications, equivalents, improvements and the like that fall within the spirit and principle of the present invention are intended to be included therein.
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1. An antibacterial medicine clinical decision support system is characterized by comprising a server, a storage module, an inspection and inspection receiving module, a standard medicine module, a special reference module, a safety examination module, a grading module and an inventory module, the storage module is used for storing diagnosis bases of common diseases and conventional medicines thereof, the examination and examination receiving module is used for receiving examination results and reports of examination and examination departments, the standard medication module is used for judging the illness state of the patient and guiding medication, the special reference module is used for recording the illness state of the special patient, the safety examination module is used for examining the safety of the prescription made by the doctor, the grading module is used for grading the medicines, the inventory module is used for monitoring drug inventory of a pharmacy, and the server provides software and hardware services for all modules running on the server.
2. The system of claim 1, wherein the examination receiving module receives results and reports of blood examination, CT/MRI, body fluid examination, color ultrasound examination.
3. The system of claim 1, wherein the normative medication module comprises a disease condition determining module and a medication suggestion module, the disease condition determining module compares the conventional disease condition stored in the storage module with the result and the report of the examination and examination receiving module to obtain a patient condition report, and helps a doctor diagnose the disease condition of the patient, and the medication suggestion module provides one or more medication suggestions according to the disease condition, and helps the doctor prescribe a prescription for the patient.
4. The clinical decision support system for antibacterial drugs according to claim 3, wherein the special reference module comprises a historical medication module and a drug sensitivity test module, the historical medication module is used for recording the recent medication history of the patients, the drug sensitivity test module can record the drug sensitivity test results of the patients, and the medication suggestion module can further screen and judge the medication according to the medication history and the drug sensitivity test results.
5. The antibacterial-drug clinical decision support system according to claim 4, wherein the safety review module includes a drug interaction module for reviewing interactions that may occur when two or more drugs are taken simultaneously, a child medication module for reviewing child contraindications, and a pregnant-woman medication module for reviewing pregnant-woman contraindications.
6. The system of claim 5, wherein the inventory module provides the doctor with the number of drugs in stock in the pharmacy to guide the doctor in prescription.
7. The clinical decision support system according to claim 4, wherein the grading module comprises a toxicity grading module for grading the candidate drugs according to toxicity level, an applicability grading module for grading the candidate drugs according to efficacy level, a therapeutic efficacy grading module for grading the candidate drugs according to applicability level, and a price grading module for grading the candidate drugs according to price level.
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