JP2002140430A - Medicine history book preparation system - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a medicine history book preparation system capable of preparing a medicine history book capable of visualizing that medicine taking instruction records are written by a pharmacist himself or herself, and easily outputting an arbitrary medicine history book as necessary. SOLUTION: This medicine history preparation system 100 is provided with an input means 10 for inputting the contents of a prescription 60, a copying means 20 for preparing the copied image of medicine instruction records 70 written by a pharmacist himself of herself corresponding to the prescription, a storage means 30 for storing the contents of the prescription and the copied image of the medicine taking instruction records for each prescription, a retrieving means 40 for retrieving the contents of the prescription and the medicine taking instruction records according to prescribed items in the prescription, and an output means 50 for preparing a medicine history book 80 by visibly outputting the contents of the prescription and the copied image of the medicine taking instruction records corresponding to each prescription.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a system for properly preparing and operating a drug history record and supporting the function of a pharmacist.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art Generally, an insurance pharmacy dispenses various medicines and administers them to patients based on prescriptions issued by insurance physicians. When administering pharmaceuticals,
Insurance pharmacists (hereinafter simply referred to as pharmacists) are based on prescriptions and provide detailed information on dispensing fees, such as drug charges, dispensing basic charges, dispensing technology addition fees such as self-formulation and metered mixture dispensing, drug history management,
Records of guidance fees, their totals, and patient co-payments must be made as dispensing records and stored for three years from the date of dispensing.

[0003] Apart from the dispensing record, the insurance pharmacy creates a drug history record which records in a time series what kind of medicine is prescribed to the patient, and saves it so that it can be properly stored at the time of medication. Must be used in This medication history record contains (1) records of the patient, such as the patient's name, date of birth, gender, code number of the insured person's card, address, etc., (2) name of the prescribing medical institution, name of the insured physician, prescription Record of prescription such as date, prescription content, (3) Record of dispensing date, key points of inquiry about prescription content, etc., (4) Record of patient dispensing such as patient constitution, allergy history, side effect history , (5)
The patient's medication and (6) the name of the insurance pharmacist who has been instructed must be stated. The drug history record must be kept and maintained so that all records of the same patient can be referred to as needed, and must be kept for 3 years from the date of the last record. In addition, for each prescription request, the patient's medication status, changes in physical condition during medication, information on concomitant medications (including over-the-counter medications), presence / absence of consultation at other departments, presence / absence of suspected side effects, Information on the status of collection of drugs that have been shown to interact with the drug you are taking)) and provide guidance on taking medication for the proper use of the administered drug based on this information and records Is desired.

[0004] By the way, pharmacists providing such medication instructions are subject to dispensing fees paid to the pharmacists. In order to receive such dispensing rewards, the pharmacist must check the results of the medication instructions. Must be recorded and stored. At a later date, it may be possible to receive guidance, audits, and the like from regulatory authorities as appropriate. Therefore, in order for the pharmacist to instruct the patient himself and objectively specify what he / she has recorded, the contents of the medication instruction are recorded by hand on the paper medication history (hereinafter referred to as handwritten medication history). It is customary. Also, the drug history book on paper is said to be excellent in authenticity, readability and preservation, and the conventional drug history book is a handwritten paper document containing an article of the pharmacist's own handwritten guidance record. Have been created.

[0005] However, in the case of dispensing insurance at an insurance pharmacy as described above, the insurance pharmacy may be instructed or audited by a regulatory agency for convenience.
Even if they are stored in chronological order of creation date, that is, chronologically or efficiently for each patient, if you want to search for any item, for example, a patient who uses a certain drug, the drug history corresponding to the condition Reading books quickly is not easy. Therefore, there is a problem that it takes a lot of labor and time to manually search for a desired medicine history book.

[0006]

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION The present invention has been made in view of the circumstances described above, and it is possible to visually recognize that the record was created by the pharmacist himself, and to easily create an arbitrary drug history record at any time. It is an object to provide a medicine history book creation system that can output the medicine history book.

[0007]

In order to solve the above-mentioned problems,
The present invention provides input means for inputting the contents of a prescription, copying means for creating a copy image of a pharmacist's self-written medication instruction record created corresponding to the prescription, and copying of the content of the prescription and the medication instruction record. Storage means for storing an image for each prescription, search means for searching the contents of the prescription and the medication instruction record by predetermined items in the prescription, and a copy image of the content of the prescription and the medication instruction record. And a means for creating a medicine history record by outputting the medicine history record in correspondence with each prescription and providing the medicine history record creation system.

According to this invention, the storage means stores the contents of the prescription and a copy image of the medication instruction record for each prescription, and the search means stores the contents stored in the storage means in the predetermined condition. The output means outputs the contents stored in the storage means for each prescription according to the search result, so that a desired medication history can be easily created at any time. A copy of the record is visible.

Therefore, a pharmacist can easily obtain a desired drug history at any time without requiring a great deal of labor and time to manually search the drug history as in the prior art. At the same time as the burden is greatly reduced, a copy of the medication instruction record can be objectively clearly indicated that the medication instruction record is by the pharmacist himself,
It can be used as an alternative to the traditional handwritten medication history.

[0010] Preferably, the medication instruction record is described in a prescription record including the record and articles other than the record, and the copying means creates a copy image of the prescription record, and The storage means stores a copied image of the prescription record in a state where the written range of the medication instruction record can be identified, and the output means identifies the written range by converting the medication instruction record to the prescription record. Are selectively output from the copied image of

[0011] According to this invention, the output means can output only the written range of the medication instruction record, so that the output means can create a medicine history book from the contents of the prescription and a copy of the medication instruction record. .

Therefore, even if the medication instruction record is described in the form of a prescription record including an article other than the record, a desired medication history can be output at any time. The medication instruction record in the written form can also be used, improving convenience.

[0013] Preferably, the storage means further stores recorded data in which the contents of the medication instruction record are recorded by voice in association with the medication instruction record.

According to the invention, the recording data is:
The voice can be reproduced as desired, and the voice includes the tone and inflection of the conversation between the pharmacist and the patient, so that the recorded data can more vividly reproduce the contents of the medication instruction record to detailed nuances. .

[0015] Preferably, the storage means stores information necessary for a pharmacist to give a medication instruction or dispensing, and further comprises a display means for displaying the information.

According to this invention, the pharmacist can perform the medication instruction or the dispensing after browsing the information necessary for the medication instruction or the dispensing displayed on the display means. In addition to preventing dispensing errors, it can effectively support various functions of pharmacists.

Preferably, the storage means can store a patient's coming schedule inputted from the input means,
It stores a condition under which a prescription drug can be pre-made, and is provided with a display means for displaying, when the content of the prescription inputted from the input means conforms to the condition, a display to that effect .

According to the invention, when the content of the inputted prescription conforms to the condition for prescription of the prescription drug,
Since the effect is displayed, the pharmacist can easily know that the product can be pre-made, and can promptly transmit the effect to the patient. In addition, since the patient's coming schedule can be stored in the storage means, by the time the patient comes to the insurance pharmacy that uses this system, a prescription drug that can be prepared in advance is dispensed, While pharmacists have the advantage of being able to carry out planned work, such as being able to perform documentary investigations to provide sufficient medication guidance at the time of visiting the hospital, patients have less waiting time before dispensing, etc. It has the advantage that it can be expected to receive sufficient medication instructions.

Preferably, the storage means is configured to be accessible from a mobile terminal.

According to the invention, since it is possible to access from a remote place, for example, in home medical care,
When a pharmacist visits a patient's home to give medication instructions or brief medical interviews, the system accesses this system to search the prescription contents and medication instruction records stored in the storage means, or to provide medication instructions. It is possible to browse information necessary for the information. In addition, even when the pharmacist is absent from the insurance pharmacy due to returning home, etc., the pharmacist carries the mobile terminal, so that the search or browsing can be performed on an unspecified number of patients in order to respond to various inquiries. Is possible.

[0021]

Embodiments of the present invention will be described below with reference to the accompanying drawings.

Embodiment 1 FIG. 1 is a schematic configuration diagram of a drug history book creating system according to an embodiment of the present invention. In FIG. 1, 10 is an input means,
20 is a copying means, 30 is a storage means, 40 is a search means, 5
0 indicates an output means, 60 indicates a prescription, 70 indicates a medication instruction record by a pharmacist, 80 indicates a medication history book, and 100 indicates a medication history creation system. 61 to 63 are prescription contents (hereinafter, referred to as prescription contents), and 71 to 73 are copies of the medication instruction record.

The medicine history book creating system 100 includes an input unit 10, a copying unit 20, a storage unit 30, and a search unit 4.
0 and output means 50. The input means 10 is connected to the output means 50, and when the contents of the prescription are input to the input means 10, the contents of the prescription are output to the output means 5.
0 to the storage means 30 for storage.

The copying means 20 is connected to the output means 50, creates a copied image of the pharmacist's self-written medication instruction record, and sends the copied image to the storage means 30 via the output means 50 for storage. The storage means 30 stores the prescription contents and a copy of the medication instruction record for each prescription. The search means 40 is connected to the storage means 30 and the output means 50, and can search the contents of the prescription and the copy image of the medication instruction record in the storage means 30 by predetermined items.

The output means 50 is connected to the input means 10 and the copying means 20 as described above. Further, the output means 50 receives the search result by the search means 40 and outputs the desired medicine history book. And the search means 40.

The details of each component will be described below.

The input means 10 can be constituted by, for example, a keyboard for the pharmacist to input the contents of the prescription for each prescription 60.

The copying means 20 is constituted by, for example, a copying apparatus or an electrophotographic apparatus so that a pharmacist's own handwriting instruction record can be read as an image to obtain a copied image.

The storage means 30 is constituted by, for example, a RAM and a ROM in order to store, for each prescription, the contents of the prescription inputted from the input means 10 and a copy image of the medication instruction record copied by the copying means 20. .

The search means 40 includes, for example, the date of issue, patient name, hospital / clinic name, medical subject name,
A program showing a procedure for realizing a search function so that prescription contents and medication instruction records stored in the storage means 30 can be searched by any or some predetermined items such as a doctor's name, a disease name, and the like. Is stored and configured.

The output means 50 arranges the desired prescription contents 61 to 63 and the medication instruction records 71 to 73 corresponding to each of the contents according to the search result so as to correspond to each prescription and makes them visible. It is output as a medicine history record 80. FIG. 2 shows an example of the medicine history record 81 created by the output means 50.

The medicine history list 81 is a set of the latest prescription contents and a medication instruction record corresponding to the prescription.
According to the format of the drug history book, a plurality of sets obtained by searching back in the past in chronological order are compared like a prescription content on the left side and a medication instruction record on the right side, and the left and right correspondence relations can be listed. It is obtained by arranging and outputting a plurality of sets.

To obtain such an output, the output means 50
Is composed of, for example, the printer 55 and the controller 5. The printer 55 forms a medicine log by printing the output contents. The controller 5 includes an input unit 10
In addition, the input / output contents of the data input from the copying means 20 and the data output from the storage means 30 based on the search result are controlled. The controller 5 has a suitable interface so that the pharmacist can easily control the controller 5.
(Not shown).

In the example shown in FIG. 2, the medicine history book 81 further includes, for example, a medicine history book other than the descriptions of the prescription contents 82 (82a to 82d) and the medication instruction record 83 (83a to 83d). In order to make it easy for a pharmacist to intuitively understand whether or not the information contents to be described in 81 include all necessary items, for example, a record of patient attribute information is left as patient information 84, or each prescription content 82 Can be displayed in different colors, and for example, the display colors are aligned for each prescription issuing medical institution or subject to make it easier to understand.

A display means (not shown) for displaying the output contents of the output means 50 on the screen is provided so as to be connected to the output means 50, and the drug history list 81 is displayed on the screen.
It is also possible to edit the output contents of the medicine history record.

Since the medicine history book creating system 100 is configured as described above, the storage means 30 stores the contents of the prescription and a copy of the medication instruction record for each prescription.
The search means 40 can search the contents stored in the storage means 30 by the predetermined item, and the output means 50 can output the contents stored in the storage means 30 for each prescription according to the search result.

Therefore, the drug history book creating system 100 can easily create a desired drug history record at any time, and unlike conventional practice, a pharmacist does not require much labor and time to search the drug history list manually. Can easily obtain a desired medication history at any time, greatly reducing the burden on the pharmacist for viewing the medication history. In addition, since the obtained medicine history record can visually confirm a copy of the pharmacist's self-written medication instruction record, it is possible to objectively clearly indicate that the medication instruction record was obtained by the pharmacist himself, and the conventional handwritten medication history can be used. It can be used for auditing and accounting as an alternative to a book.

In using the above-described drug history book creating system, the pharmacist inputs the contents of the prescription by the input means, copies the medication instruction record by the copying means,
If a desired prescription is specified by the search means, a medicine history book corresponding to the desired prescription can be output.

Embodiment 2 In this embodiment, an example of a drug history book creating system in which a medication instruction record by a pharmacist is described in a “prescription record” including the record and an article other than the record is described. explain. FIG. 3 shows a schematic configuration of a medicine history record creation system 400 according to the present embodiment.

In FIG. 3, reference numeral 65 denotes a prescription record (65a).
Is a back surface, 65b is a front surface (that is, a prescription), 25 is a copy unit, 35 is a storage unit, and other symbols are those in FIG.
2 to FIG. As described above in the section of the prior art, a dispensing record is prepared for a prescription at an insurance pharmacy. As an example of using the prescription and the dispensing record all together, for example, as shown in FIG.
A dispensing record 90 is attached to 5a, and further, a medication instruction record 75 is written in a blank portion on the back surface or a copy of the record 75 is attached, and the prescription 65b, the dispensation record 90, and the medication instruction record are recorded. 75 may be stored collectively as the prescription record 65. In this case, the prescription record 65 is
The front surface 65b is the prescription itself equivalent to the prescription 60 shown in FIG. 1, and means that the back surface 65a is used with the dispensing record 90 attached thereto and used on both sides.

It should be noted that only a "question inquiry" directly related to the contents of the prescription can be described on the prescription surface 65b. Inquiry inquiry is a confirmation corrective action in which a pharmacist checks the contents of a prescription created by a doctor and corrects any doubts.

In the case where the prescription and the dispensing record are put together in the form of the prescription record as described above, the medication history record as in the first embodiment is created by selectively using the medication instruction record from the prescription record. It is desired to create.

For this reason, in the present embodiment, the copying means 20 creates a copy of the prescription record 65, and the storage means 35 stores the prescription in a state where the written range 75a of the medication instruction record 75 can be identified. A copy of the record 65 is stored. Further, the output unit 50 selectively outputs the medication instruction record 75 from the copied image of the prescription record 65 by identifying the description range 75. The output means 50 is configured to store a program indicating a procedure for determining the description range 75a so that the description range 75a can be identified. Further, the prescription record 65 may include a registration symbol or the like for specifying the description range 75a.

According to this embodiment, the output means 50 can output only the description range 75a of the medication instruction record of the copied image of the prescription record 65, so that the output means 50 performs the prescription and the medication instruction. The medicine history book 80 can be created in the same manner as in the first embodiment by using a copy of the record.

As described above, even when the medication instruction record 75 is described in the form of the prescription record book 65 including articles other than the record, the desired medication history book 80 can be output at any time. The medication instruction record 75 in the prescription record form 65 can also be used, and convenience is improved.

Further, in the present embodiment, the storage means 3 stores the recorded data obtained by recording the contents of the medication instruction record by voice in association with the medication instruction record.
5 can be configured.

As the recording data, for example, the recording data itself may be stored in the storage means 35.
Information necessary for retrieval is recorded on a storage medium (not shown) such as a normal magnetic tape and stored in a separate storage means (not shown) so that the storage medium can be retrieved from the storage means. Only the storage means 35 may be stored.

The recorded data thus created can be reproduced, if desired, by using a known reproducing device. The voice can be used for the tone, inflection, etc. of the voice during the conversation between the pharmacist and the patient. Therefore, the recorded data has an advantage that the contents of the medication instruction record can be reproduced more vividly to detailed nuances. Therefore, it can be expected that the risk of the pharmacist can be reduced in the event that a medical accident or the like occurs and it becomes necessary to investigate whether the pharmacist has responded appropriately.

Further, the drug history book creation system 40
0, the search means 40 is configured to search the time-series progress for each type of drug, and the output means 50 is provided with a graph creation function. Alternatively, a "drug history list" in a daily calendar-like expression can be created and output. FIG. 4 shows a drug history list 88 in a monthly calendar-like expression.
This is an example.

The medicine history list 88 in the calendar form is very suitable for listing the continuity of the administration. If the pharmacist finds out that the medication is suddenly interrupted by looking at the drug history list, the pharmacist can easily notify the patient of the fact.

As described above, the drug history book creating system according to the present invention has been described as an independent system for each insurance pharmacy in this specification. However, the present system can be used in a wide network. In other words, the networked drug history book creation system allows a patient to visit a nearby insurance pharmacy, for example, even if he or she is moving or traveling, from the insurance pharmacy where the drug history book was previously created and stored, , And can provide information for drug administration to insurance pharmacies and patients. And
The networked drug history book creation system enables an insurance pharmacy in the network to promptly give appropriate medication guidance to a patient even if the patient moves or suddenly becomes ill during a trip.

Further, it is also possible to configure so that the medicine history book creation system according to the present invention can be accessed from a mobile terminal such as a mobile phone. This makes it possible to access from a remote place. For example, in home medical care, when a pharmacist visits a patient's home to give a medication instruction or a simple medical interview, the system is accessed and stored in the storage means. It is possible to search the contents of prescriptions and medication instruction records stored in the PC, and to browse information necessary for giving medication instructions. In addition, even when the pharmacist is absent from the insurance pharmacy due to returning home, etc., the pharmacist carries the mobile terminal, so that the search or browsing can be performed on an unspecified number of patients in order to respond to various inquiries. Is possible.

Embodiment 3 In this embodiment, information necessary for a pharmacist to give a medication instruction or a dispensing is stored in the storage means of the drug history book creating system according to the embodiment 1 or 2, A configuration further including a display unit such as a monitor for displaying the information will be described.

The information necessary for providing the medication instruction or dispensing includes, for example, (1) information on contraindications indicating a combination of prohibited drugs in the same prescription, (2) patient information Information on side effects, such as a list, arranged to recognize the initial symptoms of side effects and prevent serious side effects beforehand. (3) Not only side effects but also insurance for events that occur when using pharmaceuticals Information corresponding to DEM (drug event monitoring), which spontaneously reports from the pharmacy to the Japan Pharmacists Association, and PEM (prescription event monitoring), which similarly reports events that occurred when dispensed according to prescriptions (4) Information on risk management such as erroneous medication or dispensing error can be given.

Here, the information display regarding the risk management described in the above (4) will be described in more detail. The storage means of the drug history book creating system according to the present embodiment stores information about risk management such as erroneous medication or dispensing mistake, and if prescription content is input from the input means, the prescription content (patient name, prescription) The information corresponding to the medicine is detected and displayed on the display means as an active window. here,
The input means also inputs the name of a pharmacist who performs medication instruction or dispensing. If the information to be displayed on the display means differs depending on the ability rank (beginner, intermediate, advanced, etc.) of the pharmacist registered in the storage means in advance. (For example, all items are displayed for a pharmacist of an elementary rank, and basic items are omitted for a pharmacist of an advanced level, etc.).

The information to be displayed includes, for example, the following information (A) to (L). That is, (A) if the patient has been mismedicated in the past, this is displayed regardless of the rank of the pharmacist. Here, the erroneous medication means a case where the wrong medication has been delivered to the patient. (B) If there is a case in which the prescribed drug is misdosed, the content is displayed according to the rank. (C) Past dispensing mistakes regarding dispensing mistakes (including dispensing methods, etc.) and prescription drugs (drug name specifications, unit differences, drug shelf positions, similar drug names) during dispensing at the pharmacy, If the contents of the prescription match, the case is displayed according to the rank. The dispensing mistake here means a dispensing mistake that could be prevented in a pharmacy beforehand. (D) Incorrect medication should never occur, but the real problem is that it is found in every pharmacy. However, even with the same erroneous medication, the degree of damage caused varies depending on the efficacy and type of the drug. Therefore, medicines that should not be erroneously administered are grouped by medicinal effect and stored in the storage means, and when the prescription medicine input from the input means matches this, the contents are displayed according to the rank.

Further, the system is provided with a function of checking whether or not the prescription is appropriate. (E) The dose of the input prescription is checked, and the check result is displayed according to the rank. (F) Interaction of entered prescription drugs (contraindications)
Can be checked, and the check result can be displayed according to the rank.

Further, (G) the package insert information of the drug used in the pharmacy may be stored in the storage means and displayed for several months (can be set) according to the rank from the date of adoption.

In addition to the above (A) to (G), based on the input prescription contents of the patient and the medication history of the patient already stored in the storage means, (H) the past prescription contents And (I) display information that requires continuous attention according to the characteristics of prescription drugs, or (J) display information that requires continuous attention according to the characteristics of patients. By displaying information, (K) inputting the initial phenomenon of side effects heard from the patient, the causative drug is extracted and displayed, and (L) the patient's complaint obtained by a simple interview (headache) , Back hurts, etc.), the cause can be extracted and displayed.

As described above, in the present embodiment,
The storage means of the drug history book creation system stores information necessary for the pharmacist to take medication guidance or dispensing, and displays the information on the display means, so that the pharmacist can provide guidance for taking medication or dispensing. Be aware of what is wrong, ask what kind of content to the patient, answer what causes the patient's symptoms, etc. In addition to preventing dispensing errors, it is possible to effectively support various functions of pharmacists.

In constructing the system according to the present embodiment, an existing photo information printing system (for example, "linked photo information printing system" manufactured by Hachioji Pharmaceutical Center Co., Ltd.) or a pharmaceutical collection database (for example, Co., Ltd.) Jiho and Japan Pharmaceutical Information Center "Japan Pharmaceutical Collection D"
B)) and the like are effective. That is, it is possible not only to display the necessary information on a monitor or the like, but also to print finely using the photographic information printing system or to use the drug collection database as an information source.

Embodiment 4 In this embodiment, the patient's visit schedule input from the input means is stored in the storage means of the drug history book creating system according to Embodiments 1 to 3, and the prescription is stored. When the conditions under which a drug can be prepared are stored, and the content of the prescription input from the input means conforms to the conditions,
This is configured to be displayed on the display means.

The pre-production of prescription drugs may be performed, for example, when a patient desires to package one prescription drug, when dispensing four or more types of drugs, when the contents of prescription drugs differ at each dose time, or when auditing (checking). It is acceptable if the drug meets the conditions prescribed by the insurance pharmacy itself, such as when it takes time, when there is no change in the contents of the prescription for the past six months, or when the number of prescription days is 28 days or more. The system according to the present embodiment is configured such that, when the content of the input prescription conforms to the preformable conditions of the prescription drug as described above, the fact is displayed on a display means such as a monitor. Therefore, the pharmacist who sees the displayed content can easily know that it can be pre-made, and can inform the patient to that effect at the time of medication instruction. In addition, since it is configured that the patient's coming schedule can be stored in the storage means, the next scheduled visiting date can be heard and a reservation can be made at the same time as the medication instruction. . Therefore, before the patient comes to the insurance pharmacy that uses this system, it is possible to prepare a prescription drug that can be prepared in advance, or to conduct a document survey in order to provide sufficient medication guidance at the time of visiting the office. On the other hand, the pharmacist has the advantage of being able to perform planned work, while the patient also has the advantage that the waiting time until dispensing is shortened and that it is possible to expect that the patient will receive sufficient medication instruction. The present system may include a function that allows a patient to appoint a pharmacist who provides medication instruction, and makes a reservation at the next visit to the designated pharmacist to perform medication instruction. This gives the patient a sense of security, while the insurance pharmacy can expect to improve their profession so that individual pharmacists can nominate themselves.

[0064]

The drug history book creating system according to the present invention can create a drug history book that allows the pharmacist to recognize that the medication instruction record is that of the pharmacist himself, and can easily output any drug history book at any time. Therefore, the pharmacist can easily obtain the desired medication history at any time without requiring much labor and time to search the medication history, and the burden on the pharmacist regarding viewing the medication history is greatly reduced. In addition, the medication history can objectively clearly indicate that the medication instruction record is obtained by the pharmacist himself, and can be used as a substitute for the conventional handwritten medication history.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is a schematic configuration diagram of a medicine history record creation system according to an embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 2 is a schematic explanatory view showing a drug history book according to one embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 3 is a schematic configuration diagram of a medicine history record creation system according to another embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 4 is a schematic explanatory view showing a drug history list according to another embodiment of the present invention.

[Explanation of symbols]

10 input means, 20, 25 ... copying means, 30, 35 ...
Storage means, 40 ... search means, 50 ... output means, 60 ... prescription, 65 ... prescription record, 70 ... medication instruction record 80, 8
1… Drug history, 100, 400… Drug history creation system

 ────────────────────────────────────────────────── ─── Continuing from the front page (72) Inventor Yuri Matsumoto 1097 Tatemachi, Hachioji-shi, Tokyo F-term in Hachioji Pharmaceutical Center Co., Ltd. (reference) 2C087 AA09 AB01 BD01 BD02 BD07 BD41 BD53 BD56 CA02 CB03 CB17 2C187 AE01 CD15 5B049 BB41 CC02 CC36 DD00 DD01 DD05 EE01 EE07 EE59 FF02 FF03 FF04 FF09

Claims (6)

[Claims] 1. An input unit for inputting the contents of a prescription, a copying unit for creating a copy image of a pharmacist's self-written medication instruction record created corresponding to the prescription, and a copy of the prescription content and the medication instruction record. Storage means for storing a copy image for each prescription; search means for searching the contents of the prescription and the medication instruction record according to predetermined items in the prescription; copy images of the content of the prescription and the medication instruction record And a means for creating a drug history record by outputting the information so as to be visible in association with each prescription. 2. The medication instruction record is described in a prescription record including the record and articles other than the record, and the copying unit creates a copy image of the prescription record, and stores the copy. The means stores a copy of the prescription record in a state where the written range of the medication instruction record can be identified, and the output means,
2. The medicine taking instruction record is selectively output from a copied image of the prescription record by identifying the description range.
Drug history book creation system described. 3. The medicine history record creation system according to claim 1, wherein the storage means further stores recorded data in which the contents of the medication instruction record are recorded by voice in association with the medication instruction record. 4. The storage means stores information necessary for a pharmacist to give a medication instruction or dispensing, and further comprises a display means for displaying the information. The drug history book creation system according to any one of 1 to 3. 5. The storage means is capable of storing a patient's coming-to-visit schedule input from the input means, and stores conditions under which prescription drugs can be prepared. The drug history book creating system according to any one of claims 1 to 4, further comprising a display means for displaying, when the content of the prescription conforms to the condition, a message to that effect. 6. The drug history book creating system according to claim 1, wherein said storage means is configured to be accessible from a mobile terminal.