JP2003000368A - Pharmacy unit and formulation delivering system and shelf used therefor - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To enable a formulation filled in a prescription to be efficiently dispensed. SOLUTION: A patient dealing area 2 with a reception and a window and a dispensing area 5 in which a plurality of druggists are are partitioned by a unit storage part. A number of unit storage parts 14 opened toward both the patient dealing area 2 and the dispensing area 5 are equipped on a shelf 6. Each unit storage part is equipped with a tray 15 in which a prescription 16 and dispensed drug are kept and a number button 20 which visibly indicates numbers and names of drugs to be dispensed or numbers of remained dispensings. Dispensings are divided among the druggists 7 in the dispensing area. When a dispensing is completed, the description and the dispensed drug are returned to the unit storage part 14 and the number button 20 is pressed. When all dispensings are completed, a one digit number display part 19 to show a unit storage part 14 is lit up or flashed.

Description

Detailed Description of the Invention

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a pharmacy facility, a drug prescription delivery system, and a shelf device used for them.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art In a pharmacy, a person in charge of reception receives a prescription from a patient and hands it to a pharmacist for dispensing.
When the dispensation is completed, another pharmacist examines the medicine and gives the medicine and prescription to the patient.

On the other hand, as the structure of the pharmacy, when the receiving area and the dispensing area are one space (room) with no obstacles, or one room is partitioned by a partition to divide the receiving area and the dispensing area. In some cases, or when a dispensing room is provided separately from the reception.

Further, as a specific dispensation act, the pharmacist sequentially takes out the prescriptions put in a card box, etc., puts the medicines dispensed based on the prescriptions in a box or tray, and prescribes and dispensed medicines. In many cases, the tray and the tray are handed over to the person in charge of inspection or the person in charge of acceptance.

[0005]

By the way, in many cases, it is necessary to prescribe a plurality of kinds of drugs to one patient. That is, in many cases, a single prescription is filled with a plurality of types of drugs.

[0006] As a dispensing method in this case, one pharmacist performs all of the plurality of types of prescriptions written on a prescription, or a person in charge is determined for each type of drug, and the plurality of pharmacists divide it. Then there is a method of dispensing.

The method in which one pharmacist takes charge of one prescription is excellent in that it is easy to confirm the progress of the preparation, but it takes time to prepare an unfamiliar medicine,
There was a problem that the processing capacity was low because there was a loss of time because there was a need to go and go to chemical shelves here and there. Another problem is that it is difficult to detect dispensing errors early if one person does not have the opportunity to check by others.

On the other hand, in the latter method in which a plurality of pharmacists divide the preparation by hand, the dispensing speed becomes faster depending on the habituation, and it is not necessary to go back and forth between the medicine shelves and the time loss can be eliminated. Is excellent in terms of. In addition, since the dispensing that has already been performed is visible to many people, it is also excellent in that it is easy to detect a dispensing error at an early stage.

[0009] However, since the prescription and the dispensed medicines move between pharmacists, it is difficult to grasp the situation of who is processing which prescription, and it is difficult to promptly answer the inquiry from the patient. was there. Another problem is that it is difficult for each pharmacist to know which prescription to take next, which may cause a difference in prosperity between pharmacists and may not be able to fully utilize the entire manpower.

[0010] As the size of a pharmacy increases, the number of types of drugs to prescribe increases, so the method of dispensing by dispensing by a plurality of pharmacists is theoretically excellent, but in reality it is adopted due to the problem of teamwork. This is not the case, so in the past 1
It can be said that many pharmacists were in charge of one prescription.

An object of the present invention is to improve the present situation.

[0012]

The present invention includes a pharmacy facility, a drug prescription delivery system, and a shelving device used therein.

Of these, the invention of claim 1 relates to a shelving device, and in this shelving device, a large number of unit accommodating portions that are open on the front surface and the rear surface are arranged in a matrix, and each unit accommodating portion is , Is sized to store prescriptions and pre-dispensed drugs.

According to a second aspect of the present invention, in the shelf device according to the first aspect, the first display means for identifying each unit storage unit is provided, and further, a prescription is filled in for each location of each unit storage unit. The second display means is provided so that at least the type name and / or the number of types of the existing drugs can be visually recognized from the dispensing area, and the second display means can change the display state by a human operation.

The invention of claim 3 relates to a pharmacy facility,
This pharmacy facility comprises a dispensing area equipped with a dispensation table and a drug shelf, a patient area equipped with a window and a counter, and a shelving device arranged so as to partition the dispensing area and the patient area. The shelving device is provided with a large number of unit storage sections that are opened in both the dispensing area and the patient support area in a vertically and horizontally arranged state, and each unit storage section can temporarily store a prescription or a dispensed drug. It is set to the size.

The invention of claim 4 is the shelf device or the pharmacy facility described in any one of claims 1 to 4,
According to the present invention, a large number of trays are provided which can be put in and taken out of the unit storage section of the shelving device and which can store prescriptions and prepared medicines.

According to the invention of claim 5, a dispensation area provided with a dispensation table and a medicine shelf, a patient support area provided with a counter and a counter, and a shelving device arranged so as to partition the dispensation area and the patient support area. It is a drug prescription delivery system using and.

Then, the prescription received from the patient is put in a specific unit storage section of the shelf device, and the type or number of the medicine written on the prescription is displayed in at least the dispensing area to fill one prescription. It is possible to dispense multiple medications that have been dispensed by multiple pharmacists, and by displaying the completion of the dispensing in at least the patient area, the dispensing is completed and stored in the unit storage unit. It is possible to take out the prescription and the dispensed medicines from the patient correspondence area and deliver them to the patient.

[0019]

As described in claim 3, the shelf device according to claim 1 is arranged between the patient support area and the dispensing area. Then, the prescription is put in a specific unit storing section corresponding to the number (if the prescription does not have a number, it can be put in any unit storing section).

On the other hand, when there are a plurality of pharmacists in the dispensing area, the person in charge is decided according to the kind of the drug, and each pharmacist takes out the prescription from the shelf device and dispenses the drug he is in charge of. When finished, return the prescription and medicine to the original unit compartment.

In this manner, a plurality of pharmacists can dispense a plurality of types of medicines filled in on one prescription. When all the medicines have been dispensed, those medicines and prescriptions are taken out from the side of the patient support area and given to the patient through the steps such as examination and medication instruction.

And in claim 1 and claim 3,
Since the prescription is moved between the pharmacists by relaying the shelf device, it is possible to grasp what kind of processing condition a given prescription is by looking at the unit storage section in which the prescription is stored. . Therefore, it is possible to promptly reply to the inquiry from the patient.

Further, since the prescription after one dispensing is always returned to the shelf device, each pharmacist sequentially processes the prescriptions on the shelf device to eliminate the difference in busyness between pharmacists and to achieve the full ability. Can be used for. That is, it is possible to reduce the prescription processing capacity per case. Furthermore, since another pharmacist can check the dispensing action that has already been performed, it is also excellent in that a dispensing error can be detected early.

According to the second aspect of the present invention, the presence of the first display means makes it easy to see in which unit storing section the prescription should be returned. Therefore, the mistake of returning the prescription and the mistake of inserting the dispensed medicine can be detected. It can be surely prevented.

Further, due to the presence of the second display means, each pharmacist can immediately recognize which prescription should be in charge without having to go to the shelf device one by one to check the contents of the prescription. It can be further improved.

In claim 2, if the second display means is made visible from the patient-corresponding area as well, the person in charge of accepting the drug or the pharmacist for inspection can immediately grasp the dispensation processing status of each prescription, so that the patient can make an inquiry. There is an advantage that the response to the drug can be more accurately performed, and the inspection of the prepared drug can be performed quickly.

When the tray is used as in claim 4, the prescription and the dispensed medicines can be put in the tray and moved, so that the prescription and the dispensed medicines can be prevented from dropping or being lost, which is extremely convenient. is there.

The system of claim 5 can be said to be a method of using the pharmacy facility including the shelf device of claim 2,
Plural pharmacists can divide and dispense multiple types of medicines written on one prescription, and the dispensed medicines can be delivered to the patient after inspection.

[0029]

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

(1). First embodiment (FIGS. 1 to 9) 1 to 9 show the first embodiment.

.. Overview FIG. 1 is a perspective view of a pharmacy facility, and FIG. 2 is a plan view of the pharmacy facility. As shown in these drawings, the pharmacy facility includes a patient area 2 having a counter 1, a dispensing table 3 and a drug rack 4. And a plurality of shelving devices (cabinets) 6 arranged so as to partition the patient compatible area 2 and the dispensing area 5.

The arrows shown in FIG. 2 indicate the flow of the drug.
Reference numeral 7 is a pharmacist who is in charge of dispensing, reference numeral 8 is a pharmacist who is in charge of examination, reference numeral 9 is a person in charge of acceptance, and reference numeral 10 is a patient.

The counter 1 has a personal computer 11 for management.
There is also a cash register 12 for accounting. In the illustrated example, the counter 1 is an open type, but the upper part may be closed with a glass plate (transparent plate) and some small windows may be provided. The point is that the patient support area 2 should have a structure capable of supporting a patient.

.. Structure of Shelving Device Next, the details of the shelving device 6 will be described with reference to FIGS. 3 is a schematic front view of the shelf device, FIG. 4 is a partial front view, FIG. 5 is a perspective view of a part of the shelf device 6 as seen from the direction of the dispensing area 5, and FIG. 6 is a part of the shelf device 6. FIG. 7 is a perspective view seen from the direction of the patient support area 2, and FIG. 7 is a sectional view taken along line VII-VII of FIG.

The shelving device 6 is provided with a large number of unit storages 14 which are aligned vertically and horizontally. In this example, five unit storage sections 14 arranged in the horizontal direction are formed in six stages, so that one shelf device 6 includes 30 unit storage sections 14 (of course, unit storage section 14). The number of can be set arbitrarily).

Each unit storage section 14 is open in both the patient-corresponding area 2 and the dispensing area 5. That is, the front surface and the rear surface are opened. A tray (storage container) 15 having an upward opening is inserted into and removed from each unit storage portion 14, and a prescription 16 and medicines 17 can be stored in the tray 15.

As an example of the first display means for specifying the address of each unit storage section 14, a group display number tag 18 for displaying a 3-digit and 2-digit or 2-digit number is provided on one side of the shelf device 6. ,
Two unit storage unit groups are provided so as to project laterally, and a one-digit number display unit (shelf number display unit) 19 is provided above each unit storage unit 14.

A plurality of sets are lined up, with the group of the two-stage unit accommodating portions 14 as one set. In each set, the numbers on the one-digit number display section 19 of the unit storage section 14 start from 0 and end at 9 in order from the end. By combining the numbers on the group display number tag 18 and the one-digit number display section 19,
The address of each unit storage unit 14 can be specified.

The group display number tag 18 is provided with numbers on both sides so that the address can be specified from both the patient support area 2 side and the dispensing area 5, and the one-digit number display section 19 is also provided.
Are provided on both front and rear sides of the shelf device 6. The group display number tag 18 may be a detachable card type.

The one-digit number display section 19 can be electrically turned on or blinked.
As a means for lighting or blinking, the numbers may be displayed by LED or liquid crystal, or the numbers may be written on a transparent or semi-transparent plate and illuminated by a lamp from the inside.

As an example of the second display means for displaying the type name or the number of types of the medicines written on the prescription or the remaining number of the dispensation on the upper part of each unit storage section 14, Number buttons 1 to 7 and clear button 2
1 and are provided. Each number button 20 is turned on or off when pushed from the outside.

In this embodiment, the number button 20 and the clear button 21 are provided on both front and rear sides of the shelf device 6,
It may be provided only on the portion facing the dispensing area 5. The number button 20 may be an LED display type, or may be a type in which numbers are written on a transparent plate or an anti-transparent plate that covers the lamp.

The clear button 21 has a clear function for releasing the set state and a lock function for fixing the set state. For example, when pressed once, it functions as a lock function.
Pressing twice in a row works as a clear function. The clear button 21 does not have to be lit or blinked. Also, a button having only a clear function and a button having only a setting function may be provided together.

The number buttons 20 do not necessarily have to be from 1 to 7, and may be set according to the number of kinds of drugs to be handled.

.. First Usage Example (FIG. 8) The above pharmacy equipment can be used in several ways, examples of which are shown in FIGS. 8 and 9. First, a usage example of FIG. 8 will be described.

As a premise, a plurality of pharmacists 7 in the dispensation area 5 are assigned to, for example, a liquid medicine person, a powder medicine person, a tablet person, a coating person, a poultice medicine person, a special medicine person, and other medicines. Determine the division of responsibility with the person in charge. Of course, one pharmacist 7 can be in charge of a plurality of types of drugs.

In the initial state, each number button 20
Both the 1-digit number display section 19 and the prescription 16 are turned off.
After pressing the one-digit number display portion 19 corresponding to the number of, the number buttons 20 are pressed by the number of types of medicines written on the prescription 16. For example, if there are 5 kinds of medicines, the number buttons 1 to 5 are pressed. Then, the system is set by, for example, pressing the clear button 21 once. As a result, each pharmacist 7 in the dispensing area 5 can visually recognize that it is necessary to dispense five types of drugs.

The type of medicine may be set from the patient support area 2 side or the dispensing area 5 side. When the number button 20 is only on the side of the dispensing area 5, the number is set from the side of the dispensing area 5 as a matter of course.

Next, the pharmacist 7 in the dispensing area 5
Taking out the prescription 16 from the unit storage section 14 in order, dispensing the medicine of the type that he is in charge of, and returning the prescription 16 to the unit storage section 14 when dispensing is completed, and storing the dispensed medicine 17 in the unit storage. Place in tray 15 of section 14.
Note that only the prescription 16 may be taken out, or the tray 1
You can take out all five.

When the dispensing of one kind of medicine is completed, the number button 20 having the largest number is pressed among the number buttons 20 which are lit. As a result, the number button 20 that is lit up
However, the number decreases from the highest one by one, and it is possible to visually recognize how many more kinds of medicines should be dispensed. When one pharmacist 7 makes a plurality of preparations, the number of preparations is reduced and the number button 20 is pressed.

When the pharmacist who dispensed the last drug pushes the number button 20 of 1, at least the one-digit number display portion 19 facing the patient support area 2 blinks. The pharmacist 8 can visually confirm that the dispensing has been completed. The inspecting pharmacist 8 inspects the medicine 17 and presses the clear button 21 twice to release the system.

The inspected medicine is given to the patient 10 after instructing the patient to take the medicine, and the patient 10 completes the accounting and returns home.
As shown by the alternate long and short dash line in FIG. 1, each shelving device 6 may be provided with an overhanging portion 6a on which medicines and trays are placed for inspection.

It should be noted that it is set such that the one-digit number display section 19 remains off while the number of types of medicine is set,
It may be set so that at least the one-digit number display portion 19 facing the patient corresponding area 2 is turned on when the person who dispensed the last drug pushes the number button 20 of 1.

.. Second Usage Example (FIG. 9) In the usage example shown in FIG. 9, as a premise, for example, the number button 20 of No. 1 is liquid medicine, the number button 20 of No. 2 is powder medicine, It is linked to the type.

Then, first, the one-digit number display portion 19 corresponding to the number of the prescription 16 is pressed and turned on, and the number button 20 corresponding to the type of the medicine written on the prescription 16 is pressed and turned on. Accordingly, the dispensing pharmacist 7 can visually check from his / her own seat whether or not the medicine for which he / she is in charge is entered, without having to stand up and look at the prescription 16.

Then, each pharmacist 7 takes out the prescription 16 in order and dispenses the medicine he is in charge of. When the medicine is dispensed, the number button 20 corresponding to the medicine he is in charge of is pushed. As a result, the type name and the number of types of the drug for which the dispensation remains are known.

The pharmacist 7 who dispensed the last drug pushes all the number buttons 20 by pressing the number button 20 which is lit up to the end.
When is turned off, the initially set number button 20 blinks to notify the pharmacist 8 in charge of the examination in the patient area 2 of the completion of dispensing.

Although the completion of the dispensing may be notified by lighting or blinking the one-digit number display section 19, the one-digit number display section 19 has a light emitting function when the number button 20 is blinked as in this example of use. Since it is not necessary to display the numbers, the one-digit number display unit 19 may simply enter a number.

(2). Second Embodiment (FIGS. 10 to 11) In the second embodiment shown in FIGS. 10 to 11, as an example of the address display means (first display means), each unit storage unit ,
An address display unit 23 having an appropriate number of digits (three digits in the drawing) is provided, and the numbers of the address display unit 23 alone are used to display the address of each unit storage unit 14.

The address display section 23 may be a simple entry of a number, a light emitting display type such as an LED or a liquid crystal in which the number can be freely changed, or a transparent body or a semi-transparent body and the back side. It is possible to adopt various modes such as a light-emitting display type that illuminates from, or a system in which a number card can be inserted and removed.

Further, in this embodiment, one number button 20 of LED type or liquid crystal display type capable of displaying an arbitrary number is provided as the second display means.

In use, by pressing the number button 20 several times, a number corresponding to the number of kinds of medicines written on the prescription 16 is displayed, and then the clear button 2 is pressed.
Press 1 once to set the system.

The pharmacist 7 in the dispensing area 5 looks at the prescription 16 and sequentially dispenses what he / she is in charge of, and presses the number button 20 each time, and as shown in FIG. The number display is decreasing.

When the last pharmacist 7 finishes dispensing, the number button 20 becomes 0 and the number button 2 displaying 0 is displayed.
0 blinks at least on the side of the patient support area 2 so that the examination pharmacist 8 in the patient support area 2
Notify the completion of dispensing.

Instead of blinking the number button 20 as the indication of the completion of the dispensing, as shown in FIG. 11 (B), the address display section 23 may be blinked or lit. Figure 11
In the case of (A), since the address display unit 23 does not need a lighting function or a blinking function, there is an advantage that the structure is simple.

(3). Third Embodiment (FIG. 12) In the third embodiment shown in FIG. 12, as the second display means,
A display button 24 that displays the type of medicine in letters is provided.

Water is a drench, powder is a powder, coating is an ointment, tablets are tablets, wet is a poultice, special is a special medicine, and others are other medicines. Of course, the number of display buttons 24 and the display method are
It can be changed in various ways depending on the size of the pharmacy and the types of drugs handled. Instead of the kanji display, you may use English display.

In this embodiment, since the types of medicines written on the prescription are obvious, each pharmacist 7 in charge of dispensing can immediately confirm what he / she should be in charge at his / her desk.

(4). Fourth Embodiment (FIGS. 13 to 16) FIGS. 13 to 16 show a fourth embodiment. FIG.
Is a partial front view, FIG. 14 is a sectional view taken along line XIV-XIV in FIG.
FIG. 15 is a plan sectional view taken along the line XV-XV of FIG.

In this embodiment, the first display means for identifying each unit storage unit 14 is a three-digit number display tag 25 provided for each shelf device 6 and a two-digit number provided for every ten unit storage units. It is composed of a number display tag 26 and a one-digit number display section 19 provided for each unit storage section 14.

That is, in the case of FIG. 13, the number 100 of the three-digit number display tag 26, the number of the two-digit number display tag 27 such as 70 and 80, and the numbers 0 to 9 of each unit storage section 14. Depending on the combination with the number on the one-digit number display section 19, for example, 1
Addresses such as 70, 171, 179, and 185 are specified.

In this embodiment, the abacus-shaped display balls 27 are used as the second display means for displaying the number of kinds of medicines to be dispensed, and the number of kinds of medicines is set for each unit storage unit 14. A corresponding number of display balls 27 are slidably fitted in the bar 28 or the like.

The display balls 27 are provided on the front surface and the rear surface of the unit housing portion 14, respectively, and as shown in FIG. 14, the front and rear display balls 27 are integrally connected by a connecting body 29. Therefore, the display ball 27 makes the same movement on the front surface and the rear surface of the unit housing portion 14.

The display balls 27 may be provided only on the side of the dispensing area 5. The display ball 27 is not limited to the abacus ball shape, but may have another shape such as a disk shape, and various means can be adopted as means for slidably mounting the unit storage section 14.

The depth dimension of the tray 15 is the unit storage portion 14
15 is set to a dimension shorter than the depth dimension of the patient storage area 14, and as shown in FIG. Display lines 30 and 31 are provided.

As a means for forming the display lines 30 and 31, a paint may be applied or a colored tape may be stuck. Both display lines 30 and 31 may have different colors or the same color. Both display lines 30 and 31 may be continuous in series.

In the use of this embodiment, as a premise, the moving position of the display ball 27 and the treatment / non-treatment of the preparation are associated with each other. In this example, when viewed from the side of the dispensing area 5, the display ball 27 is set to mean undispensed when it is moved to the right side and to be dispensed when it is moved to the left side.

Then, the display balls 27 are moved to the right by the number of types of drugs written in the prescription 16 (in FIG. 16, all seven display balls are moved). Next, each pharmacist 7 dispenses the medicine he is in charge of, and each time, the display balls 27 are flipped to the left one by one. As a result, in the dispensing area 5 (and the patient support area 2),
It is possible to visually recognize how much dispensing remains for a certain prescription 16.

In the state where the dispensing is not completed, the tray 15 containing the prescription 16 is close to the dispensing area 5 side, so that the display line 30 on the patient handling area 2 side is exposed. , The person in the patient support area 2 can visually recognize that the dispensing is not yet completed (when the display ball 27 is also on the patient support area 2 side, the progress of the dispensing is also monitored from the patient support area 2 side). Visible).

The pharmacist 7 who has completed the final dispensing is
The display ball 27 is flipped to the left and the tray 15 is pushed toward the patient support area 2. Then, by hiding the display line 30 on the side of the patient support area 2, the person in charge in the patient support area 2 can visually confirm that the prescription 16 contained in the unit storage section 14 has been dispensed.

The present embodiment has an advantage that an electric display device is not required, and the structure is simplified accordingly.

As the third display means for notifying the person in charge in the patient support area 2 of the completion of the dispensation or the pharmacist 7 in the dispensation area 5 for the existence of the prescription 16, as shown in the example of FIG. The display line 30, on the bottom of the part 14,
31 is not limited to being provided, but each unit storage unit 14 is provided with a sensor such as a limit switch tray which is operated by the movement of the tray 15, and the one-digit number display unit 19 is turned on or blinked by the movement of the tray 15. May be.

(5). Fifth Embodiment (FIG. 17) In the fifth embodiment shown in FIG. 17, a plurality of number buttons 20 for displaying the type name or the number of types of drugs are provided so as to be movable up and down. Whether or not dispensing has been completed can be visually confirmed by the vertical position of the button 20.

In this embodiment, each time the dispensing of one type of medicine is completed, the number buttons 20 may be pushed down (or pushed up) in order from the largest number to display the remaining number of the dispensing, or the number buttons 20 may be displayed. A specific number may be associated with the type of drug, and the number button 20 having the number corresponding to the type of drug may be pushed down (or pushed up) each time each dispensing is completed.

Instead of entering a number in the number button 20, the type name of the drug may be entered.

(6). Sixth Embodiment (FIG. 18) In the sixth embodiment shown in FIG. 18, the tray 15 is fitted in each unit storage portion 14 in a pull-out system. In this case, it is preferable that the tray 15 can be removed on both sides of the patient area 2 and the dispensing area 5.

(7). Others The present invention can be variously embodied in addition to the above embodiments. For example, the shelf device is not limited to the placement type, and may be a built-in type in the pharmacy. Further, the shelf device can be formed in various forms such as being formed in an arc shape in a plan view.

Further, the size of each unit storage unit does not necessarily have to be constant, and unit storage units having different capacities may be provided side by side. Further, it is sufficient that a large number of unit storage sections are provided in one shelf device, and it is not always necessary to arrange them in the vertical and horizontal directions. Other furniture such as an inspection desk may be installed between the shelving device and the window.

The shelf device of the present invention can also be used when one pharmacist processes one prescription.
Also in this case, since the prescription and the medicine are relayed by the shelf device, the prescription and the medicine can be delivered smoothly and accurately between the patient area and the dispensing area.

[Brief description of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a perspective view of a pharmacy facility according to a first embodiment.

FIG. 2 is a plan view of a pharmacy facility.

FIG. 3 is a schematic front view of a shelf device.

FIG. 4 is a partial front view of the shelf device.

FIG. 5 is a perspective view of a part of the shelf device as seen from the direction of the dispensing area.

FIG. 6 is a perspective view of a part of the shelving device as seen from the direction of the patient corresponding area.

7 is a sectional view taken along line VII-VII of FIG.

FIG. 8 is a diagram showing a first usage example.

FIG. 9 is a diagram showing a second usage example.

FIG. 10 is a partial front view showing the second embodiment.

FIG. 11 is a diagram showing an example of use of the second embodiment.

FIG. 12 is a partial front view showing a third embodiment.

FIG. 13 is a partial front view showing a fourth embodiment.

14 is a sectional view taken along line XIV-XIV in FIG. 13.

15 is a sectional view taken along line XV-XV of FIG. 13.

FIG. 16 is a diagram showing a usage state of the fourth embodiment.

FIG. 17 is a diagram showing a fifth embodiment.

FIG. 18 is a diagram showing a sixth embodiment.

[Brief description of code] 1 Counter 2 patient support area 3 dispensing table 4 medicine shelves 5 Dispensing area 6 Shelf device that relays prescriptions and prepared medicines 7 Dispensing pharmacist 8 inspection pharmacist 10 patients 14 unit storage 15 trays 16 prescription 17 Dispensed medicine 18 Group display number tag forming part of the first display 19 1-digit number display that is a part of the 1st display 20 Number buttons as an example of the second display section 27 Display balls as an example of the second display unit

Claims (5)

[Claims] 1. A pharmacy having a large number of unit storages opened in the front and rear sides in a state of being arranged vertically and horizontally, each unit storage having a size capable of storing a prescription or a prepared drug. Shelving equipment used in equipment. 2. A first display means for identifying each unit storage section is provided, and at least the type name or the number of types or both of the medicines written on the prescription is provided for each location of each unit storage section. The shelf device according to claim 1, further comprising a second display means that can be visually recognized from a dispensing area, and the second display means can change a display state by an operation of a person. 3. A dispensing area having a dispensation table and a drug shelf, a patient handling area having a window and a counter, and a shelving device arranged so as to partition the dispensing area from the patient handling area. The shelving device is provided with a large number of unit storage sections that are opened in both the dispensation area and the patient support area in a vertically and horizontally arranged state, and each unit storage section can temporarily store a prescription or a dispensed drug. Pharmacy facilities that are set to a size. 4. The method according to any one of claims 1 to 4, wherein a large number of trays each having a size capable of storing and receiving prescriptions and prepared medicines are provided in and out of the unit storage portion of the shelf device. Shelving or pharmacy equipment. 5. A drug using a dispensing area equipped with a dispensing table and a drug shelf, a patient area equipped with a window and a counter, and a shelf device arranged so as to partition the dispensing area and the patient area. A prescription delivery system, in which a prescription received from a patient is placed in a specific unit storage unit of a shelf device, and the type or number of medicines written on the prescription is displayed at least in the dispensing area to obtain one prescription. It is possible for multiple pharmacists to dispense the multiple medications indicated in the above. Furthermore, by displaying the completion of the medications in at least the patient area, the medications are completed and stored in the unit storage unit. A drug prescription delivery system that makes it possible to take out prescriptions and pre-dispensed drugs that have been dispensed from the patient support area and deliver them to the patient.