JP2003233673A - Medicine selling system - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a medicine selling system capable of displaying a medicine name about every medicine which is going to be sold actually. <P>SOLUTION: The information of prescription inputted into every terminal device 3 is stored as a prescription file on a database 2. When the medicine is sold based on the prescription, radio tag with which the peculiar radio code according to the kind of the medicines is assigned is stuck on all the medicines as selling subject beforehand. When one or more kind of medicines indicated on the prescription are sold, the medicine name about every medicine which is going to be sold actually can be displayed on the terminal device 3 by referring to the medicine file including the radio code and medicine name which stores one or more radio codes read from the radio tag as key on the base 2 in every terminal device 3 beforehand. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2003,JPO

Description

Detailed Description of the Invention

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a drug sales system in which drugs are sold on the basis of a prescription, and in particular, the display of drugs currently being sold as a drug name and the drugs currently being sold. Indication of the drug interaction check of each drug, further indication of whether each drug currently being sold is as prescribed, and also each drug currently being sold is sold to the patient. The present invention relates to a drug sales system in which permission / prohibition is displayed.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art Already, until now, a prescription has been entered,
Accumulation of patient medication history based on the entered prescription,
A system (a pharmacy business support system using a computer) that performs prescription inspection and the like, and also performs window processing, daily processing, receipt issuing processing, monthly processing, etc. is known.

In addition to the above, for example, Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 11-
In Japanese Patent No. 328294 (name: drug sales system), mutual check action of drugs, applicability to patients, usage error, etc. are checked.

[0004]

By the way, when medicines are sold according to a prescription, many medicine accidents have occurred due to a mistake in packing the medicines or a quantitative error. . In order to deal with this, as disclosed in the above-mentioned publication, mutual check action of drugs, applicability to patients, usage error, etc. are checked.

However, in that publication, the medicine itself that is about to be sold is not checked, and in the end, prescription input errors, etc.
Ultimately, the current situation is to rely on the attention of pharmacists and operators.

A first object of the present invention is to provide a drug sales system in which the drug name for each drug currently being sold is displayed.

The second object of the present invention is also to provide a drug sales system in which the drug name for each drug currently to be sold and the result of the drug interaction check of these drugs are displayed. Especially.

Further, a third object of the present invention is to display a drug name for each drug currently to be sold,
It is an object of the present invention to provide a drug sales system in which it is displayed whether each drug is as described in the prescription.

Still further, a fourth object of the present invention is to display a drug name for each drug which is currently to be sold and whether or not each drug is sold to a patient. To provide a drug sales system.

[0010]

The first object of the present invention is to provide a prescription input function and a wireless tag reading function.
Each of the above terminal devices includes at least the above terminal device, a server that is connected to each of the terminal devices and that manages and controls the entire system, and a database that is connected to the server and that stores various file information. The entered prescription information is stored as a prescription file in the database, and when a drug is sold based on the prescription, a unique wireless code corresponding to the type of the drug is assigned to each drug to be sold. When selling one or more types of drugs listed on the prescription assuming that the wireless tags are attached in advance, each terminal device reads the wireless code from the one or more wireless tags. A drug file containing the wireless code and the drug name, which has been issued and is stored in advance in the database, using each of the wireless codes as a key. By Le is referenced, currently medicine name for chemicals each is about to be sold to be displayed on the terminal device is achieved by the system configuration.

The second purpose is also the same as the system structure according to the first purpose.
When selling two or more types of drugs listed on a prescription, each terminal device reads out a wireless code from two or more wireless tags, and uses each wireless code as a key on the database. Pre-stored in,
By referring to the wireless code, the drug name, and the drug file containing the drug interaction, the drug name for each drug currently to be sold and the result of the drug interaction check of the drug are displayed on the terminal. This is accomplished by configuring the system to be displayed on the device.

[0012] Furthermore, the third purpose is that the system configuration according to the first purpose is the same as that of the first purpose, and one or more kinds of medicines described on the prescription are sold. In each of the terminal devices, a wireless code is read from one or more wireless tags, and a drug file containing the wireless code and the drug name and a prescription containing the drug name on the database using each of the wireless codes as a key. By referring to the file, a drug name display for each drug currently to be sold and a display as to whether each drug is as described in the prescription are displayed on the terminal device. It is achieved by system configuration.

Furthermore, the above-mentioned fourth object is also the same as the system composition according to the above-mentioned first object, when the one or more kinds of medicines described on the prescription are sold. Is a drug file including a wireless code and a drug name, which is stored in the database in advance by reading the wireless code from one or more wireless tags in each terminal device and using each wireless code as a key. By referring to and the personal information file including patient identification information, symptoms, medication history, medical history, and notes, the drug name of each drug that is about to be sold and each drug is sold to the patient. It is achieved by configuring the system so that the permission / prohibition on the display is displayed on the terminal device.

[0014]

BEST MODE FOR CARRYING OUT THE INVENTION An embodiment of the present invention will be described below with reference to FIG.
~ It demonstrates by FIG.

First, referring to FIG. 1, this shows a system configuration of an example of a drug sales system according to the present invention. As shown in the figure, the drug sales system in this example is connected to each POS terminal 3 equipped with a prescription input function and a wireless tag reading function, and is connected to each POS terminal 3 to manage and control the entire system. Although the system 1 is basically configured by the server 1 that performs the operation and the database 2 that is connected to the server 1 and that stores various file information, various other system configurations are conceivable. More specifically, the system configuration will be described. Prescription files, personal information files, drug files, etc. are stored in the database 2 in a predetermined manner. Read / write access is made via the server 1 from each of the settlement POS terminal devices 3 as needed. Incidentally, the term "medicine" as used herein includes not only pharmaceuticals but also quasi drugs (hair growth agents, diet foods, Chinese herbs, etc.).

FIG. 2 also shows the types of various data files on the database 2. As shown in the figure, when a prescription is input from each of the POS terminal devices 3 on the database 2, a prescription file 201 that is always stored as prescription information and a personal (patient) information file 202 that is collected and stored as needed. And a medicine file 203 for each kind of medicine that may be prescribed are stored. In addition to this, various tables and files are stored as necessary. It has become one.

FIG. 3 is a block diagram showing an example of the POS terminal device 3. As shown in the figure, it basically consists of a processor 301, a memory 302, a display 303 and a keyboard 304, but in the practice of the present invention, a wireless reader 305 is added as a component. It has been configured. A wireless code, which will be described later, is read by the wireless reader 305.

FIG. 4 shows a wireless function built-in I as a wireless tag.
2 shows a block configuration of an example of a C chip.
Although the physical size of this wireless tag is extremely small, as shown in the figure, the processor 401 and the memory (ROM) 40
2, an antenna circuit 403 and an antenna 404. Drug type identification information, that is, a unique wireless code corresponding to the type of drug is stored in advance in the memory 402. Regarding the circuit operation, when the antenna 404 is irradiated with a radio wave, the energy of the IC chip with the built-in wireless function turns on, and the processor 401 reads the wireless code from the memory 402. This wireless code is emitted as a radio wave into the air via the antenna circuit 403 and the antenna 404, and this is read by the wireless reader 305 described above.

5 (A) and 5 (B) show an appearance and an enlarged cross section of a part of an example of the medicine package according to the present invention. A plurality of tablets 6 of the same kind of medicine are sealed in the medicine package 5, but at a suitable position on the outer surface of the medicine package 5, the kind of medicine of the medicine package 5, that is, In order to identify the drug name, an appropriate number of the above-mentioned wireless tags, for example, those which are affixed with high reliability by a pharmaceutical company or a sales company.

FIG. 6 shows an example of an internal medicine bag in which a medicine is contained when the medicine is sold to a patient. Even if two or more kinds of medicines are stored in the internal medicine bag 7, it is unnecessary to open the internal medicine bag 7, and two or more kinds of wireless codes are read from the outside of the internal medicine bag 7. .

FIG. 7 shows a data format of an example of the prescription file 201 stored in the database 2 as needed. Prescription file 201 in this example
Is, for example, "prescription number", "hospital name",
It is composed of items such as "symptom", "patient", "prescription drug", "amount", and "usage". "Prescription drugs"
Multiple recordings of "quantity" and "usage" are possible.

FIG. 8 shows an example of the data format of the personal information file 202 that is collected and recorded on the database 2 as needed. The personal information file 202 in this example is composed of items such as “patient number”, “patient name”, “date of birth”, “preexisting condition”, “medicine history”, “notes such as allergies”, Has become.

FIG. 9 shows a data format of an example of the drug file 203 for each drug type stored in advance in the database 2. The drug file 203 in this example is composed of items such as “wireless code”, “drug name”, “indication”, “contraindication”, “side effect”, “drug interaction”, and “other restrictions”. It has become a thing. Since the "wireless code" and the "medicine name" are stored as a combination, when the wireless code is read by the wireless reader 305, the wireless code is regarded as the "wireless code" and is combined with this. From the “drug name”, the type of drug whose wireless code has been read, that is, the drug name can be easily known.

Finally, an operation example on the system from when the prescription is delivered to the pharmacy to when the prescribed drug is actually sold will be described with reference to FIG.

That is, when the patient visits the pharmacy with the prescription delivered from the hospital and the prescription is delivered to the pharmacy, the information on the prescription is the keyboard 3 on the POS terminal device 3.
By inputting from 04, the prescription file 201 as shown in FIG. 7 is created and stored in the database 2 (step S1). Then
A charge is displayed on the display 303 on the POS terminal device 3 (step S2).

On the other hand, the medicine described in the prescription is used as a form of the medicine package 5 by the pharmacist in 1 medicine bag 7.
Although more than one kind is accommodated, this internal medicine bag 7 is designed to be held over the wireless reader 305 on the POS terminal device 3 (step S3). As a result, the radio device built-in I affixed to each drug package 5 inside the internal medicine bag 7
One or more wireless codes are emitted from the C chip 4,
These wireless codes have been read by the wireless reader 305 (step S4).

In this way, the drug names can be indexed / displayed from the drug file 203 on the database 2 in correspondence with the wireless codes using each of the read one or more wireless codes as a key (step S5). ). Then
It is automatically checked whether or not the indexed one or more drug names and one or more drug (prescription drug) on the prescription file 201 match. If they do not match, the POS terminal A warning to that effect is displayed on the display 303 on the device 3 (step S6). In addition, if there is a match, among the indexed drugs,
By referring to the "drug interaction" on the drug file 203, it is automatically checked whether there is a drug interaction (step S7). If,
When there is a drug interaction, a warning to that effect is displayed on the display 303 on the POS terminal device 3.
Further, if there is no drug interaction, it is automatically checked whether or not the restriction contents are violated by referring to “Precautions such as allergy” in the personal information file 202. (Step S8). If there is a violation, the display unit 303 on the POS terminal device 3 displays a warning to that effect. Further, when the content of the restriction is not violated, the internal medicine bag 7 is given to the patient, while the price is collected from the patient.

[0028]

As described above, according to the invention of claim 1, the medicine selling system displaying the medicine name of each medicine which is about to be sold is also the invention of claim 2. According to the present invention, further, according to the invention of claim 3, there is provided a drug sales system in which a drug name for each drug to be actually sold and a result of checking the interaction between these drugs are displayed. Further, according to the invention of claim 4, there is provided a drug sales system in which a drug name for each drug to be displayed and whether each drug is as described in the prescription are displayed. A drug sales system that displays the drug name for each drug that is about to be sold and the approval or disapproval for selling each drug to patients can be provided. You have me.

[Brief description of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a diagram showing a system configuration of an example of a drug sales system according to the present invention.

FIG. 2 is a diagram showing types of various data files on a database in the system configuration.

FIG. 3 is also a diagram showing a block configuration of an example of a POS terminal device in the system configuration.

FIG. 4 is a diagram showing a block configuration of an example of an IC chip with a built-in wireless function as a wireless tag according to the present invention.

FIG. 5 is a diagram showing an external appearance of an example of a drug package according to the present invention and a partially enlarged cross section thereof.

FIG. 6 is a diagram showing an example of a medication bag in which a medicine is stored when the medicine is sold to a patient.

FIG. 7 is a diagram showing a data format as an example of a prescription file that is stored in the database as needed.

FIG. 8 is a diagram showing a data format of an example of a personal information file that is collected and recorded on a database as needed.

FIG. 9 is a diagram showing a data format in an example of a drug file for each drug type, which is stored in advance in a database.

FIG. 10 is a diagram showing an operation flow example on the system from when a prescription is delivered to a pharmacy to when the prescribed drug is actually sold.

[Explanation of symbols]

1 ... server, 2 ... database, 3 ... POS terminal device,
4 ... IC chip (wireless tag) with wireless function, 201 ... prescription file, 202 ... personal information file, 203 ... drug file, 305 ... wireless reader.

   ─────────────────────────────────────────────────── ─── Continued front page    (72) Inventor Taichi Sugiyama             456 Sakai, Nakai-cho, Ashigarakami-gun, Kanagawa Stock             Hitachi Information Technology Co., Ltd.             Within (72) Inventor Yuji Watanabe             456 Sakai, Nakai-cho, Ashigarakami-gun, Kanagawa Stock             Hitachi Information Technology Co., Ltd.             Within (72) Inventor Hideshi Nagasawa             456 Sakai, Nakai-cho, Ashigarakami-gun, Kanagawa Stock             Hitachi Information Technology Co., Ltd.             Within

Claims (4)

[Claims] 1. A one or more terminal device having a prescription input function and a wireless tag reading function, a server connected to each of the terminal devices and managing and controlling the entire system, and connected to the server, At least a database in which various file information is stored. Prescription information input to each of the terminal devices is stored as a prescription file on the database, and a drug is sold based on the prescription. System,
It is stated on the prescription that a wireless tag to which a unique wireless code corresponding to the type of the drug is assigned is attached in advance to each drug to be sold 1
When selling more than one type of drug, each terminal device reads a wireless code from one or more wireless tags, and each wireless code is stored in the database in advance as a key. A drug sales system configured so that a drug name for each drug currently to be sold is displayed on the terminal device by referring to the drug file including the wireless code and the drug name. 2. One or more terminal devices equipped with a prescription input function and a wireless tag reading function, a server connected to each of the terminal devices and managing and controlling the entire system, and a server connected to the server, At least a database in which various file information is stored. Prescription information input to each of the terminal devices is stored as a prescription file on the database, and a drug is sold based on the prescription. System,
It is stated on the prescription that a wireless tag to which a unique wireless code corresponding to the type of the drug is assigned is attached in advance to each drug to be sold 2
When selling more than one kind of medicine, in each of the terminal devices, a wireless code is read from two or more wireless tags and stored in advance in the database using each of the wireless codes as a key. By referring to the wireless code, the drug name, and the drug file containing the drug interaction, the drug name for each drug currently to be sold and the result of the drug interaction check of the drug are displayed on the terminal. A drug sales system configured to be displayed on the device. 3. One or more terminal devices equipped with a prescription input function and a wireless tag reading function, a server connected to each of the terminal devices and managing and controlling the entire system, and connected to the server, At least including a database in which various file information is stored, the prescription information input to each of the terminal devices is stored on the database as a prescription file including a drug name,
A drug sales system in which a drug is sold based on a prescription, and a wireless tag to which a unique wireless code corresponding to the type of the drug is assigned is attached in advance to each drug to be sold. As described above, when selling one or more kinds of medicines described on the prescription, each of the terminal devices reads the wireless code from one or more wireless tags, and then each of the wireless codes is read. By referring to a drug file including the wireless code and the drug name and a prescription file including the drug name on the database as a key, a drug name display for each drug currently to be sold, and the drug, A drug sales system having a system configuration so that each terminal displays whether or not it is as described in the prescription. 4. One or more terminal devices equipped with a prescription input function and a wireless tag reading function, a server connected to each of the terminal devices and managing and controlling the entire system, and connected to the server, At least a database in which various file information is stored. Prescription information input to each of the terminal devices is stored as a prescription file on the database, and a drug is sold based on the prescription. System,
It is stated on the prescription that a wireless tag to which a unique wireless code corresponding to the type of the drug is assigned is attached in advance to each drug to be sold 1
When selling more than one type of drug, each terminal device reads a wireless code from one or more wireless tags, and each wireless code is stored in the database in advance as a key. By referring to the drug file including the wireless code and the drug name and the personal information file including the patient identification information, the symptom, the drug history, the medical history, and the notes, the drug name of each drug to be actually sold. And a drug sales system configured such that the approval and disapproval of selling each drug to a patient are displayed on the terminal device.