JP2005038163A - Information communication device, method, program, and recording medium - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To easily reflect a patient compliance instruction in calculation of a fee charged to a patient and the like. <P>SOLUTION: An information communication terminal 10 is provided with a comment receipt part 116 receiving a comment expressing contents of the patient compliance instruction, a fee computing data receipt part 132 receiving patient compliance instruction fee computing data for computing a fee for the patient compliance instruction, and a patient compliance instruction fee computing data transmission part 150 transmitting the patient compliance instruction fee computing data to a fee computing device computing a fee based on the patient compliance instruction fee computing data. After the comment receipt part 116 receives a hand-written comment, the patient compliance instruction fee computing data are transmitted by the patient compliance instruction fee computing data transmission part 150, so that the patient compliance instruction fee is computed by the fee computing device after the patient compliance instruction is carried out. In this way, the patient compliance instruction can be easily reflected on computing of a fee charge to the patient and the like. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2005,JPO&NCIPI

Description

  The present invention relates to a system for supporting medication instruction and accounting processing in a dispensing pharmacy.

  In recent years, it has been widely practiced that patients go to a dispensing pharmacy with a prescription delivered from a medical institution and receive medications to be taken from the dispensing pharmacy. The dispensing pharmacy dispenses the drug and dispenses it to the patient based on the prescription. Furthermore, at a dispensing pharmacy, a pharmacist may give patient compliance instructions upon request or consent from the patient.

  A system (see FIG. 6 of Patent Document 1) that displays a patient's medication history book when taking medication instruction, and a system that allows a pharmacist to hand-write a comment indicating the content of the medication instruction using a pen tablet (FIG. 6 of Patent Document 1). To improve the efficiency of medication instruction.

  As for accounting processing at dispensing pharmacies, there is a system (see Fig. 3 of Patent Document 2) that reads prescription data in two dimensions, acquires prescription data, and performs accounting processing based on prescription data. Improve the efficiency.

JP 2002-297768 A (see FIG. 6) Japanese Patent Laying-Open No. 2002-92166 (see FIG. 3)

  However, in the prior art as described above, since the accounting process is performed based on prescription data, it is difficult to reflect the medication instruction in the calculation of the fee charged to the patient or the like.

  Therefore, an object of the present invention is to easily reflect the medication instruction in the calculation of a charge for charging a patient or the like.

  The invention described in claim 1 is a fee calculation data receiving means for receiving medication instruction fee calculation data for calculating a fee for drug instruction, and a fee calculation for calculating a fee based on the drug instruction fee calculation data. It is comprised so that the data for medication instruction | indication charge calculation data transmission means which transmits the data for medicine instruction | indication guidance charge calculation to an apparatus may be provided.

  According to the invention configured as described above, the fee calculation data receiving means receives the medication instruction fee calculation data for calculating the fee for the medication instruction. The medication guidance fee calculation data transmission means transmits the medication guidance fee calculation data to a fee calculation device that calculates a fee based on the medication guidance fee calculation data.

  Invention of Claim 2 is invention of Claim 1, Comprising: The comment acceptance means which receives the comment showing the content of the medication instruction | indication is provided, The data transmission means for medication instruction charge calculation data reception is accepted After that, it is configured to send the data for calculating the medication instruction fee.

  The invention described in claim 3 is the invention described in claim 2, wherein the comment receiving means is configured to receive a handwritten comment.

  The invention described in claim 4 is the invention described in claim 2, wherein the medication transmission fee calculation data transmitting device is configured as a portable information terminal.

  Invention of Claim 5 is invention of any one of Claim 1 thru | or 4, Comprising: The patient information receiving means to receive the patient information regarding the patient who is instructing medication, and the patient information on the display And a patient information display means for displaying.

  The invention according to claim 6 is the invention according to claim 5, wherein the patient information is prescription content about the patient.

  The invention according to claim 7 is the invention according to claim 5, wherein the patient information is configured to be information indicating at what time and how much the patient has taken the medicine.

  The invention according to claim 8 is the invention according to claim 7, wherein the patient information is information indicating a form in which the patient takes the medicine.

  Invention of Claim 9 is invention of Claim 5, Comprising: Patient information is comprised so that it may be the information which shows what kind of medication instruction | indication charge was calculated to the patient at which time. .

  The invention described in claim 10 is the invention described in claim 5, wherein the patient information is configured to indicate whether or not the medication history management is performed for the patient.

  The invention described in claim 11 is the invention described in claim 5, wherein the patient information is inquiry information obtained by interrogating the patient.

  The invention according to claim 12 is the invention according to any one of claims 1 to 4, wherein the patient attribute receiving means for receiving the patient attribute of the patient who is instructed to take medication, and the patient attribute on the display Patient attribute display means for displaying and patient attribute specifying means for specifying patient attributes are provided.

  Invention of Claim 13 is invention of Claim 12, Comprising: A patient attribute is comprised so that it may be a time of dispensing for a patient.

  The invention described in claim 14 is the invention described in claim 12, wherein the patient attribute is configured to be information indicating whether or not the patient has been given medication instruction.

  The invention described in claim 15 is the invention described in claim 12, wherein the patient attribute is information indicating whether or not the accounting process has been performed for the patient.

  A sixteenth aspect of the invention is the invention according to any one of the twelfth to fifteenth aspects, wherein a patient list receiving means for receiving a patient list that matches a specified patient attribute and a patient list are displayed. And a patient list display means to be displayed on the device.

  The invention according to claim 17 is the invention according to claim 16, wherein the patient list includes the name of the patient, the medical institution where the patient received medical care, information indicating whether or not medication instruction was performed, and accounting It is configured to represent one or more pieces of information indicating whether or not processing has been performed.

  The invention described in claim 18 is a fee calculation data receiving process for receiving medication instruction fee calculation data for calculating a fee for medication instruction, and a fee calculation for calculating a fee based on the medication instruction fee calculation data. A medication instruction fee calculation data transmitting step for transmitting the medication instruction fee calculation data to the device.

  The invention according to claim 19 is a fee calculation data receiving process for receiving medication instruction fee calculation data for calculating a fee for medication instruction, and a fee calculation for calculating a fee based on the data for calculating the drug instruction fee. This is a program for causing a computer to execute a medication guidance fee calculation data transmission process for transmitting medication guidance fee calculation data to a device.

  The invention described in claim 20 is a fee calculation data receiving process for receiving medication instruction fee calculation data for calculating a fee for medication instruction, and a fee calculation for calculating a fee based on the drug instruction fee calculation data. The computer-readable recording medium stores a program for causing a computer to execute a medication guidance fee calculation data transmission process for transmitting medication guidance fee calculation data to a device.

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

  FIG. 1 is a diagram showing an overview of a dispensing pharmacy in which an information communication terminal 10 according to an embodiment of the present invention is used. The information communication terminal 10 is mainly used in a dispensing pharmacy. Patient 1 visits the dispensing pharmacy in search of dispensing. The pharmacist 2 is on the other side of the counter 4 as viewed from the patient 1. Further, the waiting area 3 is arranged on the same side as the patient 1 when viewed from the counter 4.

  The pharmacist 2 carries the information communication terminal 10. The information communication terminal 10 is portable by the pharmacist 2 and is preferably a PDA (Personal Digital Assistance), for example. In FIG. 1, the information communication terminal 10 is shown larger for convenience of illustration. However, in practice, the information communication terminal 10 is preferably small enough to be placed on the palm of the pharmacist 2.

  The pharmacist 2 is beside the fee calculation device 20. The fee calculation device 20 is, for example, a personal computer. The fee calculation device 20 is connected to a peripheral device such as a printer 22 and a barcode reader 24. In the embodiment of the present invention, the case where the operator of the fee calculation device 20 and the pharmacist 2 are the same is described. However, of course, even if the operator of the fee calculation device 20 and the pharmacist 2 are separate.

  FIG. 2 is a diagram showing the positions of the patient 1 and the pharmacist 2 for each step of the work in the dispensing pharmacy. First, the patient 1 puts the prescription 5 delivered from the medical institution on the counter 4 and shows it to the pharmacist 2 (see FIG. 2A). The prescription 5 is printed with a two-dimensional barcode 5a. The pharmacist 2 holds the barcode reader 24 over the two-dimensional barcode 5a (the hand of the pharmacist 2 is not shown), and records the prescription content described in the prescription 5 in the fee calculation device 20. If the two-dimensional barcode 5a is not printed on the prescription 5, the pharmacist 2 may type and input using the keyboard attached to the fee calculation device 20 or the like.

  Next, after the pharmacist 2 has dispensed, the patient 1 asks the pharmacist 2 for medication instructions. Alternatively, the patient 1 agrees to the pharmacist 2 to recommend medication. Then, the pharmacist 2 gives patient compliance instruction to the patient 1. At this time, the pharmacist 2 carries the dispensed medicine, guides the patient 1 to the waiting area 3, and then gives medication instruction (see FIG. 2 (b)). When taking medication, it is beneficial to refer to information related to the patient (for example, prescription contents for the patient 1 so far). Therefore, the information communication terminal 10 carried by the pharmacist 2 is caused to receive information related to the patient recorded in the fee calculation device 20 and displayed on the information communication terminal 10. In addition, when administration guidance (including consultation about medication) is given, the administration side is required to leave a handwritten comment indicating the content of the medication guidance. Therefore, a handwritten comment is written on the display (display device) with a pen (not shown) on the information communication terminal 10 and transmitted to the charge calculation device 20. Further, after the medication instruction, the content of the medication instruction is transmitted to the fee calculation device 20 to calculate the fee of the medication instruction.

  After completing the medication instruction, the patient 1 and the pharmacist 2 return to the counter 4 (see FIG. 2C). The pharmacist 2 causes the fee calculation device 20 to calculate a fee (a sum of the fee for taking medicine and the fee for dispensing). Then, the printer 6 prints the invoice 6 describing the fee, and presents the invoice 6 to the patient 1. The patient 1 pays the pharmacist 2 the fee described in the bill 6 and receives the dispensed drug from the pharmacist 2.

  FIG. 3 is a block diagram showing the configuration of the information communication terminal 10. The information communication terminal 10 includes a PHS (Personal Handy phone System) 102, a patient attribute display unit 112, a patient list display unit 113, a patient information display unit 114, a comment reception unit 116, a display 120, a charge calculation data reception unit 132, A patient attribute designation receiving unit 134, a patient designation receiving unit 136, a key 140, and a medication instruction fee calculation data transmission unit 150 are provided.

  A PHS (Personal Handy phone System) 102 is used for the information communication terminal 10 to communicate with the charge calculation device 20. As will be described later, the PHS 102 functions as a patient attribute receiving unit that receives patient attributes, a patient list receiving unit that receives patient lists, and a patient information receiving unit that receives patient information. Communication between the information communication terminal 10 and the fee calculation device 20 is performed via a telephone network (not shown). Of course, it is possible to use a device that implements wireless communication technology such as wireless LAN and Bluetooth in place of or in combination with the PHS 102.

  The patient attribute display unit 112 requests the fee calculation device 20 to transmit patient attributes. Then, the patient attribute display unit 112 receives the patient attribute of the patient who performs the medication instruction received by the PHS 102 from the fee calculation device 20, and displays the patient attribute on the display 120 (see FIG. 6). The patient attribute is, for example, information indicating whether the patient has been dispensed, whether the medication instruction has been performed, and whether the accounting process has been performed.

  The patient list display unit 113 receives the patient list that matches the patient attributes received by the patient attribute designation receiving unit 134 received by the PHS 102 from the fee calculation device 20 and displays the patient list on the display 120 ( (See FIG. 7). The patient list represents one or more of the patient's name, the medical institution where the patient received medical care, information indicating whether or not medication instruction was performed, and information indicating whether or not accounting was performed. is there.

  The patient information display unit 114 is for receiving the patient information regarding the patient who is instructed to take medication received by the PHS 102 from the fee calculation device 20 and displaying the patient information on the display device 120. The patient information includes, for example, prescription contents for the patient (see FIG. 8), information indicating how much and at what time the patient took the medicine (see FIG. 9), and the form in which the patient takes the medicine (internal use, external use, etc.) ) (See FIG. 9), information indicating what kind of medication instruction fee was calculated for the patient (see FIG. 10), and information indicating whether or not the medication history management is performed for the patient (The patient's address, visit information, and other patient status may be included) (see FIG. 11), which is inquiry information (see FIG. 12) obtained by interrogating the patient.

  The comment receiving unit 116 receives a handwritten comment input by the pharmacist 2 by hand using the pen on the display unit 120 from the display unit 120 and sends the received comment to the medication instruction fee calculation data transmission unit 150.

  The display device 120 is for displaying an input screen (see FIG. 14) for patient attributes, patient list, patient information, and medication instruction content. The display device 120 is, for example, a liquid crystal display. In addition, the display device 120 also has a function as a pen tablet that can detect the locus of a pen when a pen (for example, a stylus pen) is run thereon. Thereby, the pharmacist 2 can input a comment by a handwriting with a pen (refer FIG. 13).

  The fee calculation data receiving unit 132 receives, from the key 140, the data for calculating the medication instruction fee for calculating the fee for the medication instruction. That is, the pharmacist 2 inputs the content of the medication instruction with the key 140 and receives it as data for calculating the medication instruction fee.

  The patient attribute designation accepting unit 134 accepts a patient attribute designated by the key 140 and applicable to a patient who is instructed to take medication, and transmits it by the PHS 102.

  The patient designation accepting unit 136 accepts a patient who is instructed to take medication designated by the key 140 from the patient list displayed on the display device 120 and transmits the patient by the PHS 102.

  The key 140 is used for inputting or designating data for calculating a medication instruction fee, patient attributes applicable to a patient who is instructed to administer medication, and a patient who is instructed to administer medication. The input of these data and the like may be performed by a pen via the display device 120.

  The medication instruction fee calculation data transmission unit 150 receives a handwritten comment from the comment reception unit 116 and the medication instruction fee calculation data from the fee calculation data reception unit 132. Then, the handwritten comment and the medication instruction fee calculation data are transmitted to the fee calculation device 20 via the PHS 102. If handwritten comments are not received from the comment receiving unit 116, the medication instruction fee calculation data is not transmitted to the fee calculation device 20. Thus, after the comment receiving unit 116 receives the handwritten comment, the medication instruction fee calculation data is transmitted. The fee calculation device 20 calculates the fee charged to the patient 1 based on the medication instruction fee calculation data.

  FIG. 4 is a block diagram showing the configuration of the fee calculation device 20. The fee calculation device 20 includes a PHS (Personal Handy phone System) 202, a patient attribute transmission unit 212, a patient list transmission unit 213, a patient information transmission unit 214, a comment determination unit 216, a comment recording unit 218, a patient information recording unit 220, a medication An instruction fee calculation unit 230, a dispensing fee calculation unit 232, a fee aggregation unit 234, a fee recording unit 236, and an invoice output unit 238 are provided. Note that a printer 22 and a barcode reader 24 are connected to the fee calculation device 20.

  A PHS (Personal Handy phone System) 202 receives handwritten comments and medication instruction fee calculation data from the information communication terminal 10. Further, in response to a request from the information communication terminal 10, the patient attributes, patient list, and patient information are transmitted to the information communication terminal 10.

  The patient attribute transmission unit 212 receives a request from the information communication terminal 10, reads the patient attribute recorded in the patient information recording unit 220, and transmits the patient attribute to the information communication terminal 10 via the PHS 202.

  The patient list transmission unit 213 receives patient attributes from the information communication terminal 10. Then, a list of patients matching the received patient attributes is acquired from the patient information recording unit 220 and transmitted to the information communication terminal 10 via the PHS 202.

  The patient information transmission unit 214 receives information specifying a patient who is instructed to take medicine from the information communication terminal 10, acquires patient information regarding the patient from the patient information recording unit 220, and transmits the patient information to the information communication terminal 10 via the PHS 202. .

  The comment determination unit 216 determines whether a handwritten comment is received from the information communication terminal 10 via the PHS 202. If the handwritten comment is received, the comment recording unit 218 records the handwritten comment. Then, the operation permission is given to the medication instruction fee calculation unit 230. If no handwritten comment is received, the medication guidance fee calculation unit 230 is not permitted to operate.

  The comment recording unit 218 records a handwritten comment.

  The patient information recording unit 220 records patient information about the patient. The prescription contents read from the prescription 5 by the bar code reader 24 are also recorded.

  The medication guidance fee calculation unit 230 calculates the medication guidance fee based on the medication guidance fee calculation data received from the information communication terminal 10 via the PHS 202 when the operation permission is given.

  The dispensing fee calculation unit 232 reads the prescription content from the patient information recording unit 220 and calculates the dispensing fee for dispensing. It should be noted that it is preferable to calculate and include in the dispensing fee if there is something to be charged to the patient etc. at a fee other than the medication instruction fee and the dispensing fee.

  The fee totaling unit 234 totals the medication instruction fee and the dispensing fee, and obtains a fee charged to the patient.

  The fee recording unit 236 records the output of the fee collecting unit 234.

  The bill output unit 238 outputs the fee recorded in the fee recording unit 236 to the printer 22 and causes the invoice 6 to be printed.

  Next, the operation of the embodiment of the present invention will be described mainly with reference to the flowchart of FIG.

  First, the two-dimensional bar code 5 a recorded on the prescription 5 carried by the patient 1 is read by the bar code reader 24 connected to the fee calculation device 20. Thereby, the prescription content described in the prescription is input to the patient information recording unit 220 of the fee calculation device 20 (S202).

  The prescription content recorded in the patient information recording unit 220 is read out by the dispensing fee calculation unit 232. The dispensing fee calculation unit 232 calculates the dispensing fee for dispensing based on the read prescription content (S205).

  Here, the pharmacist 2 carries the information communication terminal 10 and the dispensed medicine, guides the patient 1 to the waiting place 3, and then gives medication instruction. The information communication terminal 10 is used at the time of medication instruction.

  First, the patient attribute display unit 112 of the information communication terminal 10 requests the fee calculation apparatus 20 to transmit the patient attribute via the PHS 102 (S101).

  The patient attribute transmission request is received by the patient attribute transmission unit 212 via the PHS 202. The patient attribute transmission unit 212 reads the patient attribute recorded in the patient information recording unit 220 and transmits it to the information communication terminal 10 via the PHS 202 (S204).

  When receiving the patient attribute, the PHS 102 of the information communication terminal 10 sends the patient attribute to the patient attribute display unit 112. The patient attribute display unit 112 displays the received patient attribute on the display 120 (S102). Referring to FIG. 6, display device 120 includes patient attributes such as calendar 302 (showing the time of dispensing), guidance information 304 (showing whether or not medication guidance has been given), and accounting information 306 ( Indicating whether or not accounting processing has been performed). The displayed patient attribute can be specified by moving the cursor to the button 308 and pressing a specific key (for example, enter key) of the keys 140. As a result, a list of patients having the displayed patient attributes can be displayed on the display 120.

  According to the content shown in FIG. 6, a list of patients whose dispensing (or accounting) has been performed on June 2 is displayed. Since the instruction information 304 is “all”, it does not matter whether or not the medicine instruction is given. Since the accounting information 306 is “all”, it does not matter whether accounting processing has been performed.

  Note that the guidance information 304 may be “unfinished (completed)”. In this case, a list of patients who are not instructed to take medication is displayed. Further, the accounting information 306 can be set to “incomplete (completed)”. In this case, a list of patients who have not been accounted for (or have been) is displayed.

  When the cursor is moved to the button 308 and a specific key (for example, enter key) of the keys 140 is pressed, the displayed patient attribute can be designated. This designation content is received by the patient attribute designation receiving unit 134. And it transmits to the charge calculation apparatus 20 by PHS102 (S104).

  The patient list transmission unit 213 receives designated patient attributes via the PHS 202. Then, a list of patients matching the received patient attributes is acquired from the patient information recording unit 220 and transmitted to the information communication terminal 10 via the PHS 202 (S206).

  When receiving the patient list, the PHS 102 of the information communication terminal 10 sends the patient list to the patient list display unit 113. The patient list display unit 113 displays the received patient list on the display device 120 (S106). Referring to FIG. 7, display device 120 displays patient list 309. The patient list 309 includes a number, a patient's name, a medical institution where the patient has received medical care, information indicating whether or not medication instruction has been performed, and information indicating whether or not accounting has been performed. When a number is entered with the key 140, a patient corresponding to the number is designated.

  Information for identifying the designated patient is received by the patient designation receiving unit 136. And it transmits to the charge calculation apparatus 20 by PHS102 (S108).

  The patient information transmission unit 214 receives information for specifying the designated patient via the PHS 202. And the patient information regarding the patient is acquired from the patient information recording part 220, and it transmits to the information communication terminal 10 via PHS202 (S208).

  When receiving the patient information, the PHS 102 of the information communication terminal 10 sends the patient information to the patient information display unit 114. The patient information display unit 114 displays the received patient information on the display device 120 (S110). There are various types of patient information, and the display content of the display 120 will be described with reference to FIGS.

  As shown in FIG. 8, the prescription content about a patient may be displayed on the display device 120 as patient information.

  As shown in FIG. 9, the patient's medication status may be displayed on the display 120. In the date display bar 310, dates 310a, b, and c are displayed. The date 310a indicates the 10th day of a certain month, the date 310b indicates the 20th day of a certain month, and the date 310c indicates the 30th day of a certain month. Thus, it can be seen that the patient was taking loxonin tablets 3 tablets a day until the 20th of a month. The dosage form column 312 records information indicating the form (internal use, external use, etc.) in which the patient takes the medicine. In the example shown in FIG. 9, it can be seen that Loxonin tablets were taken.

  As shown in FIG. 10, the patient 120 may be made to display on the display device 120 what kind of medication instruction fee has been calculated. The calendar 314 displays the date (May 9th and 26th) when the medication instruction fee was calculated. In the medication instruction detail column 316, what kind of medication instruction fee has been calculated is displayed. In the example shown in FIG. 10, on May 9th and 26th, guidance corresponding to charge items such as basic, drug history (medicine history management instruction fee), and drug I (drug information provision fee I) was performed. It is displayed. Such fee items are determined by the government. And the medication instruction fee can be calculated based on the rules established by the government.

  As shown in FIG. 11, information indicating whether or not the medication history management is performed on the patient may be displayed on the display 120. Since there is “medicine history management” in the medicine history management column 318, this patient may have received medication history management (for example, a pharmacist confirms double medication, drug allergies, etc. and then gives medication instruction). Recognize.

  As shown in FIG. 12, the inquiry information obtained by interviewing the patient may be displayed on the display 120.

  In this way, various patient information is displayed on the display 120, and the pharmacist 2 gives instructions to the patient 1 while referring to it.

  The pharmacist 2 inputs the content of the medication instruction with the pen on the display device 120 and leaves it as a handwritten comment. The handwritten comment is, for example, as shown in FIG. 13, and a handwritten comment is formed by running a pen on the characters and figures displayed on the display 120. The handwritten comment is received by the comment receiving unit 116 (S112).

  Furthermore, the pharmacist 2 operates the key 140 and gives the medication instruction fee calculation data for calculating the fee for the medication instruction using the screen of the display 120 as shown in FIG. As shown in FIG. 14, the medication instruction fee calculation data is information corresponding to what kind of medication guidance has been performed (for example, medication history management guidance has been performed).

  The medication instruction fee calculation data is received by the patient attribute designation receiving unit 134 (S114).

  The medication instruction fee calculation data transmission unit 150 receives a handwritten comment from the comment reception unit 116 and the medication instruction fee calculation data from the fee calculation data reception unit 132. Then, the handwritten comment and the medication instruction fee calculation data are transmitted to the fee calculation device 20 via the PHS 102 (S116).

  Here, the pharmacist 2 finishes the medication instruction to the patient 1 and returns to the counter 4.

  If handwritten comments are not received from the comment receiving unit 116, the medication instruction fee calculation data is not transmitted to the fee calculation device 20. Thus, after the comment receiving unit 116 receives the handwritten comment, the medication instruction fee calculation data is transmitted.

  The handwritten comment is sent to the comment determination unit 216 via the PHS 202. Then, it is recorded in the comment recording unit 218. Further, the comment determination unit 216 gives the operation permission to the medication instruction fee calculation unit 230. The medication instruction fee calculation unit 230 receives the data for calculating the medication instruction fee via the PHS 202 after the operation is permitted. Based on the medication instruction fee calculation data, a medication instruction fee is calculated (S212).

  The calculated medication instruction fee is recorded in the fee recording unit 236. Then, the bill output unit 238 outputs the fee recorded in the fee recording unit 236 to the printer 22 to print the bill 6 (S214).

  According to the embodiment of the present invention, after the comment receiving unit 116 receives a handwritten comment, the medication instruction fee calculation data is transmitted by the medication instruction fee calculation data transmission unit 150. Since the handwritten comment represents the content of the medication instruction, the acceptance of the handwritten comment means that the medication instruction has been performed. Therefore, the medication guidance fee calculation data is transmitted after the medication guidance is performed. Therefore, the medication guidance fee is calculated by the medication guidance fee calculation unit 230 after the medication guidance is performed. Therefore, it is possible to easily reflect the medication instruction in the calculation of the fee charged to the patient or the like.

  Further, it is more convenient to create and accept handwritten comments and to create and accept fee calculation data at the place where the medication instruction is given (waiting place 3) than at the fee calculation device 20. According to the embodiment of the present invention, the comment receiving unit 116 and the charge calculation data receiving unit 132 become a part of the information communication terminal 10 and can be carried by the pharmacist 2 to a place where medication instruction is given. Therefore, it is convenient for creation and acceptance of handwritten comments and creation and acceptance of fee calculation data.

  Until now, comments have been handwritten, and the explanation has been made on the assumption that charges are calculated after the comments are input. However, the comment may not be handwritten. In this case, a comment may be input using the key 140, and the comment receiving unit 116 may receive the comment (see a dotted arrow from the key 140 to the comment receiving unit 116 in FIG. 3). In some cases, the fee may be calculated without inputting a comment. In this case, the medication instruction fee calculation data transmission unit 150 may transmit the medication instruction fee calculation data to the fee calculation device 20 without receiving a handwritten comment from the comment reception unit 116.

  Moreover, said embodiment is realizable as follows. A computer media reader having a CPU, hard disk, and media (floppy (registered trademark) disk, CD-ROM, etc.) reader reads the media on which the program for realizing the above parts is recorded, and is installed on the hard disk. To do. Such a method can also realize the above functions.

It is a figure which shows the general view of the dispensing pharmacy where the information communication terminal 10 concerning embodiment of this invention is used.

The figure which shows the position of the patient 1 in the dispensing pharmacy, the pharmacist 2, etc. in the time of the input of prescription content (FIG. 2 (a)), medication instruction (FIG. 2 (b)), and accounting processing (FIG. 2 (c)) is there.

2 is a block diagram showing a configuration of an information communication terminal 10. FIG.

2 is a block diagram showing a configuration of a fee calculation device 20. FIG.

It is a flowchart which shows operation | movement of embodiment of this invention.

It is a figure which shows a display screen when a patient attribute is displayed on the indicator.

It is a figure which shows a display screen when a patient list is displayed on the indicator.

It is a figure which shows the display screen when the prescription content about a patient is displayed on the indicator 120 as patient information.

It is a figure which shows a display screen when a patient's medication condition is displayed on the indicator.

It is a figure which shows the display screen when displaying on the indicator 120 what kind of medication instruction | indication was performed to the patient at which time.

It is a figure which shows the display screen when displaying the information which shows whether the medication history management is performed about the patient on the display device.

It is a figure which shows a display screen when the inquiry information obtained by making an inquiry to a patient is displayed on the display 120. FIG.

It is a figure which shows the handwritten comment formed on the display.

It is the screen of the display 120 used in order to give the data for medication instruction | indication charge calculation for calculating the charge about medication instruction | indication.

Explanation of symbols

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Patient 2 Pharmacist 3 Waiting place 4 Counter 5 Prescription 5a Two-dimensional barcode 6 Invoice 10 Information communication terminal 102 PHS (Personal Handy phone System)
112 Patient attribute display unit 113 Patient list display unit 114 Patient information display unit 116 Comment reception unit 120 Display unit 132 Data calculation unit for charge calculation 134 Patient attribute specification reception unit 136 Patient specification reception unit 140 Key 150 Data transmission for medication instruction fee calculation 20 Charge calculation device 202 PHS (Personal Handy phone System)
212 Patient attribute transmission unit 213 Patient list transmission unit 214 Patient information transmission unit 216 Comment determination unit 218 Comment recording unit 220 Patient information recording unit 230 Medication instruction fee calculation unit 232 Dispensing fee calculation unit 234 Charge aggregation unit 236 Charge recording unit 238 Invoice Output unit 22 Printer 24 Bar code reader

Claims (20)

A fee calculation data receiving means for receiving the drug instruction fee calculation data for calculating the fee for the drug instruction;
Data transmission means for calculating a medication guidance fee for transmitting the data for medication guidance fee calculation to a fee calculation device for calculating a fee based on the data for calculating the medication guidance fee;
An information communication device comprising: The information communication device according to claim 1,
A comment receiving means for receiving a comment indicating the content of the medication instruction;
The medication instruction fee calculation data transmitting means transmits the medication instruction fee calculation data after the comment is received,
Information communication device. The information communication device according to claim 2,
The comment accepting means accepts a handwritten comment;
Information communication device. The information communication device according to claim 2,
The medication instruction fee calculation data transmission device is a portable information terminal,
Information communication device. An information communication apparatus according to any one of claims 1 to 4,
A patient information receiving means for receiving patient information related to a patient who is instructed to take medication;
Patient information display means for displaying the patient information on a display;
An information communication device comprising: The information communication device according to claim 5,
The patient information is prescription content for the patient.
Information communication device. The information communication device according to claim 5,
The patient information is information indicating how much and at what time the patient has taken the medicine.
Information communication device. The information communication device according to claim 7,
The patient information is information indicating a form in which the patient takes a medicine.
Information communication device. The information communication device according to claim 5,
The patient information is information indicating what kind of medication instruction fee is calculated at which time point to the patient.
Information communication device. The information communication device according to claim 5,
The patient information is information indicating whether or not drug administration history management is performed for the patient.
Information communication device. The information communication device according to claim 5,
The patient information is inquiry information obtained by interrogating the patient.
Information communication device. An information communication apparatus according to any one of claims 1 to 4,
Patient attribute receiving means for receiving patient attributes of a patient who is instructed to take medication;
Patient attribute display means for displaying the patient attribute on a display;
Patient attribute specifying means for specifying the patient attribute;
An information communication device comprising: An information communication device according to claim 12,
The patient attribute is the time when dispensing is performed for the patient.
Information communication device. An information communication device according to claim 12,
The patient attribute is information indicating whether or not medication instruction has been performed for the patient.
Information communication device. An information communication device according to claim 12,
The patient attribute is information indicating whether or not an accounting process has been performed for the patient.
Information communication device. The information communication device according to any one of claims 12 to 15,
Patient list receiving means for receiving a patient list that matches the specified patient attributes;
Patient list display means for displaying the patient list on a display;
An information communication device comprising: The information communication apparatus according to claim 16, wherein
The patient list represents one or more of a patient's name, a medical institution where the patient has received medical care, information indicating whether or not medication instruction has been performed, and information indicating whether or not accounting has been performed. Is,
Information communication device. A fee calculation data receiving process for receiving the dose guidance fee calculation data for calculating the dose guidance fee;
A data transmission process for calculating a medication guidance fee to transmit the data for calculating the medication guidance fee to a fee calculation device that calculates a fee based on the data for calculating the medication guidance fee;
An information communication method comprising: Fee calculation data receiving process for receiving medication guidance fee calculation data for calculating the fee for medication instruction;
A data transmission process for calculating a medication instruction fee for transmitting the data for calculating the medication instruction fee to a fee calculation device for calculating a fee based on the data for calculating the instruction fee for medication;
A program that causes a computer to execute. Fee calculation data receiving process for receiving medication guidance fee calculation data for calculating the fee for medication instruction;
A data transmission process for calculating a medication instruction fee for transmitting the data for calculating the medication instruction fee to a fee calculation device for calculating a fee based on the data for calculating the instruction fee for medication;
A computer-readable recording medium on which a program for causing a computer to execute is recorded.

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