JP2008242928A - Drug preparation support device, and control program for drug preparation support device - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To perform drug preparation processing, dosage instruction or accounting processing for each group of patients. <P>SOLUTION: A drug preparation support device comprises: a storage section 25 for storing a patient master 27, information in a patient transaction 28, and a family code 28B at each patient concerned; a storage section 25 for storing billing items for drug preparation and dosage instruction; a CPU 31 for adding up total billed amounts for all the family member patients with the same family code 28B based on the billing items stored the storage part 25; and a print section 37 for outputting the total billed amounts added up. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2009,JPO&INPIT

Description

  The present invention relates to a dispensing support device and a dispensing support device control program.

  Conventionally, in a dispensing pharmacy, dispensing processing is performed by a pharmacist based on a prescription designated by a doctor. Then, a medication instruction regarding the dispensed medicine is performed, and then accounting processing is performed. That is, in a dispensing pharmacy, a series of operations from dispensing to accounting is performed.

In a series of operations at a dispensing pharmacy, a technique for supporting pharmacist's medication instruction is known (see, for example, Patent Document 1). Moreover, the technique which can aim at the efficiency improvement of a pharmacist's work is known (for example, refer patent document 2).
JP 2004-139423 A JP 2004-245663 A

However, with the above-described technology, the dispensing process for dispensing a drug, the medication instruction regarding the dispensed drug, or the accounting process cannot be performed in a group unit (for example, a family unit of parents and children). For example, the dispensing pharmacy may be requested to dispense with a parent and a child. In this case, the dispensing support process is performed separately for the parent and the child. Then, there is a possibility that the patient may wait for a long time until the dispensing support process is finished.
For example, if a child's dispensing support process is delayed, the parent must wait until the child's dispensing support process ends. In this case, the patient (parent) is dissatisfied.

  An object of the present invention is to smoothly perform patient dispensation processing, medication instruction, or accounting processing in units of groups.

In order to solve the above problems, the dispensing support device of the invention according to claim 1 is:
A dispensing support device that performs dispensing support processing related to dispensing, medication instruction, or accounting,
First storage means for storing patient information and group information of patients for each patient;
A second storage means for storing the item according to the dispensing and the medication instruction;
Based on the claim item stored by the second storage means, a summing means for summing up the total burden of all group patients having the same group information;
Output means for outputting the total amount of money added by the summing means.

  Furthermore, a program for causing a computer to function as the main means shown in the invention described in claim 1 is provided (the invention described in claim 9).

The invention according to claim 2 is the dispensing support device according to claim 1,
First setting means for setting a first identifier indicating that accounting is possible in a processing status indicating a correspondence state of a patient, which is information included in the patient information;
First discriminating means for discriminating whether or not the first identifier is set in the processing status of the patient and the group patient,
The summing means is:
When it is determined by the first determination means that the first identifier is set in the processing status of the patient and the group patient, the total burden amount of all the group patients is added.

The invention according to claim 3 is the dispensing support device according to claim 1 or 2,
Accepting means for accepting the patient's medication instruction;
When a second identifier indicating that no medication instruction has been given yet is set in the processing status of the group patient when receiving the patient's medication instruction by the reception means, the patient A second setting means for setting a third identifier indicating that the processing status of the group patient is to wait for the accounting until the medication instruction of all the group patients is completed,
The first setting means includes
When the second identifier is not set in the processing status of the group patient, the first identifier is set in the processing status of the patient and the group patient.

Invention of Claim 4 is the dispensing assistance apparatus of Claim 1,
Based on the claim item stored by the second storage means, comprising a calculation means for calculating a burden for each patient,
The output means includes
The burden amount for each patient calculated by the calculating means and the total burden amount summed by the summing means are output together.

The invention according to claim 5 is the dispensing support device according to claim 1,
Display means for displaying information;
Third setting means for setting a fourth identifier indicating that the patient and group patient can be instructed to take medication in the processing status;
Second determining means for determining whether or not the fourth identifier is set in the processing status of the patient and the group patient by the third setting means;
When the second discriminating unit determines that the fourth identifier is set in the processing status of the patient and the group patient, the display unit displays specific information for specifying a patient to be given medication instruction. Display control means.

Invention of Claim 6 is the dispensing assistance apparatus of Claim 5,
The display control means includes
The specific information is arranged and displayed for each group patient.

The invention according to claim 7 is the dispensing support device according to claim 5 or 6,
The display control means includes
The specific information is displayed in different colors for each group patient.

Invention of Claim 8 is the dispensing assistance apparatus as described in any one of Claim 5 to 7,
A reception time setting means for setting the reception time of the patient;
The display control means includes
The specific information is rearranged and displayed in order of the reception time set by the reception time setting means.

  ADVANTAGE OF THE INVENTION According to this invention, the dispensing process of a group unit patient, a medication instruction | indication, or an accounting process can be performed smoothly.

  Hereinafter, an example of an embodiment according to the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings. However, the scope of the invention is not limited to the illustrated examples.

An example of an embodiment according to the present invention will be described with reference to FIGS.
First, with reference to FIG. 1, the structural example of the dispensing assistance system 1 of this Embodiment is demonstrated. The dispensing support system 1 as a dispensing support device is a system that performs dispensing support processing related to dispensing, medication instruction, or accounting of a reception patient. The dispensing support system 1 is configured to include a receipt computer server device 2, a dispensing register device 3, and a receipt computer terminal 4.

  As shown in FIG. 2, the receptacle server device 2 includes a CPU (Central Processing Unit) 21 as a third setting unit, a second determination unit, and a reception time setting unit, an input unit 22, and a RAM (Random Access Memory). 23, a display unit 24, a first storage unit, a storage unit 25 as a second storage unit, and a communication unit 26.

The CPU 21 develops a program designated from the system program and various application programs stored in the storage unit 25 in the RAM 23, and executes various processes in cooperation with the program expanded in the RAM 23. In particular, the storage unit 25 stores a reception program and a dispensing end program which will be described later.

  CPU21 receives a patient by cooperation with a reception program. In addition, the CPU 21 receives input of a billing item by dispensing in cooperation with the dispensing end program, and stores the billing item in the storage unit 25. The invoiced item by dispensing means an item of the invoiced amount generated by the dispensing process. For example, it refers to items described in step S202 of FIG.

  The input unit 22 includes a keyboard having cursor keys, numeric input keys, various function keys, and the like, and outputs a pressing signal pressed by the operator using the keyboard to the CPU 21. Further, the input unit 22 may include a pointing device such as a mouse.

  The RAM 23 is a volatile memory that stores various types of information, and has a work area for developing various types of programs and data.

  The display unit 24 is configured by an LCD (Liquid Crystal Display), a CRT (Cathode Ray Tube), or the like, and performs screen display according to a display signal from the CPU 21.

  The storage unit 25 is configured by an HDD (Hard Disk Drive) or the like, and stores various programs and various data. The storage unit 25 stores a patient master file (hereinafter referred to as patient master) 27 and a patient transaction (hereinafter referred to as patient transaction) 28 which will be described later.

  The communication unit 26 includes a modem, a TA (Terminal Adapter), a router, a network card, and the like, and transmits and receives information to and from the dispensing register device 3 on a connected communication network (not shown).

  As shown in FIG. 3, the dispensing register device 3 includes a CPU 31 as a summing unit, a first setting unit, a first determination unit, a receiving unit, a second setting unit, a calculation unit, a display control unit, and an input unit 32. And a RAM 33, a display unit 34 as a display unit and an output unit, a storage unit 35, a communication unit 36, and a printing unit 37 as an output unit. The CPU 31, the input unit 32, the RAM 33, the display unit 34, and the storage unit 35 are the same as the CPU 21, the input unit 22, the RAM 23, the display unit 24, and the storage unit 25, respectively, and different parts will be mainly described.

  CPU31 receives the input of the claim item by medication instruction | indication by cooperation with an instruction | indication program, and memorize | stores the said claim item in the memory | storage part 25. FIG. Medication instruction means that a pharmacist gives instructions to a patient regarding taking of a dispensed drug. The billing item by the medication instruction refers to an item related to the billing amount generated by the medication instruction. For example, it refers to items described in step S401 in FIG.

  Moreover, CPU31 adds together the total burden of all the group patients whose family code 28B is the same based on the claim item by dispensing and medication instruction | indication by cooperation with an accounting program. Then, the combined total amount is output. The group patient having the same family code refers to, for example, a family patient composed of a parent and a child who are the same family. To output the total burden amount, for example, the printing unit 37 prints (issues) a receipt in which the total burden amount is described, or the display unit 34 displays the receipt in which the total burden amount is described. It means to make it.

  The printing unit 37 prints out (issues) a receipt in which the total amount of the total burden is described based on an instruction from the CPU 31.

  The receptacle computer 4 is an input terminal of the receptacle server device 2. The receptacle terminal 4 performs input operations in a reception process and an adjustment end process, which will be described later, in place of the receptacle server device 2. Further, an input operation in a guidance process to be described later is performed in place of the adjustment register device 3.

  Next, the patient master 27 and the patient tran 28 will be described with reference to FIGS. 4 and 5. The patient master 27 and the patient transaction 28 are databases in which patient information is stored for each patient. Patient information refers to information for identifying a patient.

  The patient master 27 includes a patient code 27A, a family code 27B, a patient name 27C, a gender 27D, a date of birth 27E, an address 27F, a contact 27G, an insurance type 27H, and a person / family classification 27I. Insurer number 27J, insurance symbol 27K, insurance number 27L, insurance issue date 27M, insurance expiry date 27N, last visit date 27O, registration date 27P, unstored balance 27Q, balance update date 27R.

  The patient tran 28 includes a patient code 28A, a family code 28B as group information, a patient name 28C, a reception number 28D, a reception time 28E, a processing status 28F, a dispensing register number 28G, and a patient burden rate 28H. Dispensing technology fee 28I, drug management fee 28J, drug fee 28K, medical material 28L, insurance total 28M, patient burden 28N, previous receivable 28O, patient's own expense 28P, and other sales 28Q.

  Next, the processing status 28F will be described with reference to FIG. The processing status 28F is an identifier indicating the processing state (corresponding state) of the patient who receives the dispensing support process at the dispensing pharmacy. The processing status 28F includes: 00: waiting for dispensing, 01: dispensing completed (family lock), 10: waiting for guidance as a fourth identifier, 11: waiting for guidance (family locking) as a second identifier, 20 : During guidance, 21 as a third identifier: 21: guidance completed (family lock), 30 as a first identifier: 31 waiting for checkout, 31: waiting for checkout (family lock), 40: during checkout, 90 : Accounting already included.

  00: Waiting for dispensing is an identifier indicating that the patient has not yet been dispensed. 01: Dispensed (family lock) is an identifier indicating that a guidance process (instruction for taking a dispensed drug) is waited until the dispensing process for all the family members is completed. 10: Waiting for guidance is an identifier indicating that the dispensing process of the entire family has been completed and the guidance process is possible.

  11: Waiting for guidance (family lock) is an identifier indicating that there is a patient whose guidance processing has not yet been performed in the family. 20: An identifier indicating that the patient is undergoing guidance processing during guidance. 21: Guidance completed (family lock) is an identifier indicating that the accounting process is waited until the guidance process for the entire family is completed.

  30: Waiting for payment is an identifier indicating that the guidance processing for the entire family has been completed and payment is possible. 31: Waiting for payment (family lock) is an identifier indicating that there is a patient who has not yet been accounted for in the family. 40: During accounting, an identifier indicating that the patient is in accounting. The 90 accounting is an identifier indicating that the patient accounting has been completed.

  Next, with reference to FIG. 7 and FIG. 8, the reception process and the dispensing end process executed in the receptacle server device 2 will be described. The reception process is a process for receiving a patient. The dispensing end process is a process for confirming whether or not the dispensing process for the entire family has been completed.

  First, the reception process will be described with reference to FIG. For example, when receiving a new patient in the receptacle server device 2, it is read from the storage unit 25 as a trigger when the execution instruction of the reception process is input via the input unit 22, and is appropriately expanded in the RAM 23. Reception processing is executed in cooperation with the reception program and the CPU 21.

  First, the patient master 27 of the receiving patient is searched (step S101). The search of the patient master 27 of the reception patient is performed by using, for example, the patient name 28C of the reception patient input through the input unit 22 as key information. And it is discriminate | determined whether the patient master 27 of a reception patient exists (step S102). When it is determined that there is no patient master 27 for the reception patient (step S102: NO), each item in the patient master 27 for the reception patient is registered, and the registered patient master 27 is stored in the storage unit 25. (Step S103).

  If it is determined in step S102 that there is a patient master 27 for the receiving patient (step S102; YES), each item of the patient tran 28 is registered, and the registered patient master 28 is stored in the storage unit 25. (Step S104). Registration of the patient transaction 28 is performed by registering items common to the patient master 27. For example, a patient code, a family code, and the like are items common to the patient master 27 and the patient transaction 28. As the common item, the same information as the item of the patient master 27 is registered as the item of the patient transaction 28. Items other than the common items (for example, processing status 28F, dispensing register number 28G, etc.) are registered by guidance processing and accounting processing described later.

  After execution of step S104, the process status 28F of the patient transaction 28 is set to 00: waiting for dispensing (step S105). Then, after the execution of step S105, the reception process ends. The reception process is performed for each reception patient. Therefore, the patient master 27 and the patient tran 28 are registered in the storage unit 25 for each received patient by the reception process.

  Next, the dispensing end process will be described with reference to FIG. For example, when a pharmacist finishes dispensing a patient and the patient name of the patient for whom dispensing has been completed is input via the input unit 22, the reception trigger is read from the storage unit 25 and appropriately expanded in the RAM 23. The dispensing end process is executed in cooperation with the dispensing end program and the CPU 21.

  First, the patient tran 28 is locked (step S201). Locking patient run 28 prevents other pharmacists from updating patient run 28 data. Then, various data values of the patient Tran 28 corresponding to the patient who has finished dispensing (dispensation completed patient) are set (step S202). Specifically, the various data values are set by the patient burden rate 28H, the dispensing technology fee 28I, the drug fee 28K, the medical material 28L, the insurance score total 28M, the patient burden 28N, This means setting and storing (storing) the gold 28O, the patient's own expense 28P, and other sales 28Q.

  After the execution of step S202, the patient Tran 28 of another patient and the patient Tran 28 of the end of dispensing patient are referred to, and the family patient 28 who has the same family code 28B as the end of dispensing patient and whose processing status 28F is 00: waiting for dispensing It is determined whether or not it exists (step S203). That is, it is determined whether or not a dispensing end patient and a family patient having the same family code 28B as the dispensing end patient are in a state in which a medication instruction is possible.

  In step S203, when it is determined that there is a family patient whose family code 28B is the same as that of the dispensing end patient and the processing status 28F is 00: waiting for dispensing (step S203: YES), the processing status 28F of the dispensing end patient is 01. : Dispensed (family lock) is set (step S204). Then, the patient tran 28 is unlocked (step S205).

  In step S203, when it is determined that there is no family patient whose family code 28B is the same as the dispensing end patient and whose processing status 28F is 00 (waiting for guidance) (step S203: NO), the processing status 28F of the dispensing end patient 10: Waiting for guidance is set (step S206). Then, the processing status 28F of the family patient whose family code 28B is the same as the dispensing end patient is changed from 01 to 10: waiting for guidance (step S207). After execution of step S207, the process proceeds to step S205. After execution of step S205, the dispensing end process ends. The dispensing end process is performed until the processing status 28F of all family patients is 10: waiting for guidance.

Next, with reference to FIGS. 9 to 15, the guidance process and the accounting process executed by the dispensing register device 3 will be described. The instruction process is a process for giving instructions for dispensing and taking medicine for each family. The accounting process is a process of accounting for each family.
Here, the guidance process and the accounting process are performed by referring to the items of the patient master 27 and the patient transaction 28 (for example, the family code 28B, the processing status 28F, etc.) of the receptacle server device 2. At this time, the patient master 27 and the patient tran 28 are accessed via a communication network (not shown).

  First, the guidance process will be described with reference to FIGS. 9 and 10. For example, in the dispensing register device 3, before the pharmacist gives the patient instructions to the patient, the instruction of execution of the instruction process is input from the input unit 32 as a trigger. The guidance process is executed in cooperation with the guidance program developed in the above and the CPU 31.

  First, patients whose process status 28F is 00: waiting for guidance are extracted. Then, based on the reception time 28E and the family code 28B, the extracted patients are sorted (rearranged). That is, it sorts for every family patient and in order with early reception time. The sorted patients are displayed as a list on the display unit 34. At that time, the background color of the records of the patients having the same family code 28B is displayed in a color-identifiable manner (step S301).

  An example of a screen displayed on the display unit 34 in step S301 is shown in FIG. For example, as shown in FIG. 11, the reception number 28D, the patient name 28C, the reception time 28E, and the elapsed time are displayed as specific information for specifying a patient to be given medication instruction. Here, the elapsed time refers to the elapsed time from the reception time 28E to the current time. At this time, records indicating patient information are displayed on the display unit 34 in the order of the patients whose reception time 28E is earlier. For example, the reception time 28E of the record 111 is “13:10”. The reception time 28E of the record 113 is “13:13”. In this case, the record 111 is displayed above the record 113. Moreover, about the patient record with the same family code 28B, the background color of a record is displayed as the same color. For example, the record 111 and the record 112 are the same family code 28B. In this case, the record 111 and the record 112 are displayed with the same background color.

  After execution of step S301, a patient selection input is accepted via the input unit 32 (step S302). For example, in the case of FIG. 11, the patient of the record 111 becomes the highest priority patient to be given medication instruction. In this case, the pharmacist can select the patient of the record 111 by tapping (clicking) the record 111.

  Then, it is confirmed that the patient Tran 28 is locked and the processing status 28F remains 10: waiting for guidance (step S303). That is, it is confirmed whether the patient selected and input in step S302 has already been selected and input in the other dispensing register device 3 by another pharmacist. For example, when the selection input of the patient of the record 111 is accepted, it is confirmed whether or not the patient of the record 111 is selected and input in the other dispensing register device 3 by another pharmacist.

  Then, in the confirmation in step S303, it is determined whether or not the processing status 28F is 10: waiting for guidance (step S304). When it is determined that the processing status 28F is 10: waiting for guidance (step S304; YES), the processing status 28F of the patient (selected patient) selected in step S302 is set to 20: guidance. Then, the dispensing register number 28G is set to the self-registered number (the number of the adjustment register device 3 where the pharmacist gives medication instruction) (step S305).

  In step S304, when it is determined that the processing status 28F is not 10: waiting for guidance (step S304; NO), the display unit 34 displays that the patient could not be selected (step S311). Then, the patient tran 28 is unlocked (step S312). After execution of step S312, the process proceeds to step S301.

  After execution of step S305, the processing status 28F of the family patient whose family code 28B is the same as the selected patient and whose processing status 28F is 10: waiting for guidance is set to 11: waiting for guidance (family lock). Then, the dispensing register number 28G of the selected patient is set as the self register number (step S306).

  After execution of step S306, the patient tran 28 is unlocked (step S307). Then, a medication instruction process described later is executed (step S308). After execution of step S308, it is determined whether or not there is a family patient whose family code 28B is the same as the selected patient and whose processing status 28F is 11: waiting for guidance (family lock) (step S309). When it is determined that there is a family patient whose family code 28B is the same as that of the selected patient and whose processing status 28F is 11: waiting for guidance (family lock) (step S309; YES), selection input of a patient corresponding to step S309 Is accepted. Then, the processing status 28F of the selected and inputted patient is set during 20: guidance (step S310). After execution of step S310, the process proceeds to step S308.

  In step S309, when it is determined that there is no family patient whose family code 28B is the same as the receiving patient and whose processing status 28F is 11: waiting for guidance (family lock) (step S309: NO), the guidance process ends. To do. When the instruction process is completed, the process proceeds to a cash register process described later.

  Next, with reference to FIG. 10, the medication instruction processing in step S308 of the instruction processing will be described. First, a medication instruction is given by a pharmacist to a patient whose process status 28F is set to 20: instruction (that is, a patient selected and input in step S302 or step S310 of the instruction process). Then, selection input of the addition item of the medicine management fee 28J displayed on the display unit 34 is accepted (step S401). This step is performed, for example, by displaying the screen shown in FIG. FIG. 12 shows a screen related to the addition item of the medicine management fee 28J for the selected patient. For example, the addition item of the drug management fee 28J is selected and input (tapped) by the pharmacist based on the result of the medication instruction of the selected patient. Then, after the addition item of the medicine management fee 28J is confirmed, the confirmation button is tapped.

  After execution of step S401, a medicine management fee 28J, a total insurance score 28M, and a patient burden 28N are set (step S402). Here, the insurance points total 28M and the patient burden amount 28N are updated by the values set in step S202 of the dispensing end process.

  Then, it is determined whether or not there is a family patient whose family code 28B is the same as the patient (medicine guidance patient) who gave the medication guidance in step S402 and whose processing status 28F is 11: waiting for guidance (family lock). (Step S403). When it is determined that there is a family patient whose family code 28B is the same as the patient who is taking the medication and the processing status 28F is 11: waiting for guidance (family lock) (step S403; YES), the processing status 28F of the patient who is taking the medication is 21: Set to instructed (family lock) (step S404). After the execution of step S404, the medication instruction process ends.

  In step S403, when it is determined that there is no family patient whose family code 28B is the same as the medication guidance patient and whose processing status 28F is 11: waiting for guidance (family lock) (step S403; NO), the medication guidance patient Is set to 30: waiting for accounting processing (step S405). Then, the processing status 28F of the family patient whose family code 28B is the same as the medication guidance patient is changed from 21: guidance (family lock) to 30: waiting for payment (step S406). After the execution of step S406, the medication instruction process ends.

  Next, the accounting process will be described with reference to FIG. For example, in the dispensing register device 3, an accounting program read from the storage unit 35 and appropriately expanded in the RAM 33 and triggered by the input of an accounting process execution instruction input via the input unit 32, and the CPU 31. Accounting processing is executed in cooperation.

  First, it is determined whether or not there is a patient (payment waiting patient) whose dispensing cash register number 28G matches the own cash register number and whose processing status 28F is 30: waiting for payment (step S501). When it is determined that the dispensing register number 28G matches the self-registered register number and the processing status 28F is 30: patient waiting for accounting (accounting waiting patient) (step 501; YES), the processing status of the patient waiting for accounting 28F is set at 40: accounting. The patient's processing status 28F that matches the family code 28B of the patient waiting for payment, the processing status 28F is 30: waiting for payment, and the dispensing registration number 28G matches the self-registration number is 31: waiting for family payment. (Step S502).

  After execution of step S502, the amount charged to the patient waiting for payment is calculated. Then, the contents of the patient transaction 28 of the waiting patient are displayed on the display unit 34. Then, the processing status 28F of the patient waiting for payment is set to 90: accounting completed (step S503). An example of the screen displayed on the display unit 34 in this step is shown in FIG.

  Then, it is determined whether or not there is a family patient (patient waiting for family accounting) whose dispensing registration number 28G matches the self-registration number and whose processing status 28F is 31: family accounting waiting (step S504). When it is determined that there is a family patient (patient waiting for family accounting) whose processing status 28F is 31: waiting for family accounting (YES in step S504), dispensing dispensing number 28G matches the own registration number Patient processing status 28F is set to 40: accounting. Then, “next patient” is displayed on the display unit 34 (step S506). Here, an example in which “next patient” is displayed on the display unit 34 is shown in FIG. For example, when the “next patient” A button shown in FIG. 14 is tapped, the process proceeds to step S503.

  When it is determined in step S504 that the adjustment registration number 28G matches the self-registration number and the processing status 28F is 31: there is no family patient waiting for family accounting (family accounting waiting patient) (step S504; NO) ), The total burden of the whole family (total amount charged) is added up. Also, input of the deposit amount is accepted, and change is calculated. Then, a receipt in which the billing amount for each patient, the billing total amount, and the change are described is issued (step S505). At this time, the receipt is issued by the printing unit 37. Here, an example of the issued receipt is shown in FIG. For example, the receipt is a receipt (accounting department) where the receipt for each patient is listed (receipt department) and the total burden for the entire family (billed amount). Are also described.

  As described above, according to the present embodiment, the total burden amount of all the group patients (family patients) can be summed up based on the requested items by the dispensing and medication instruction, and the summed total burden amount can be output. Thereby, for example, since the accounting process of the parent and the child can be performed collectively, the dispensing support process of the patient in the family (group) unit can be smoothly performed. In addition, since the parent and the child can perform accounting at the same window at the same time, it is not necessary for either the parent or the child to wait for the accounting. Therefore, it does not cause dissatisfaction with parents or children.

  In addition, when 30: accounting is set in the processing status 28F of the patient (medicine guidance patient) and the family patient (family patient whose family code 28B is the same as the medication guidance patient), the total burden of all family patients Can be added together.

  In addition, when 11: Waiting for guidance (family lock) is not set in the processing status 28F of the family patient (family patient whose family code 28B is the same as the medication guidance patient), the patient (medicine guidance patient) and the family patient (medication) It is possible to set 30: waiting for the transaction to the processing status 28F of the guidance patient and the family patient whose family code 28B is the same. As a result, the accounting process cannot be performed until all of the family patients are instructed to take the medication, and thus the medication can be given in group units. In addition, patients can receive medication instruction at the same time at the same window.

  Moreover, the receipt which described the burden amount for every patient and the total amount together can be issued. Thereby, the burden amount and total amount for every patient can be grasped | ascertained easily.

  In addition, when it is determined that 10: waiting for guidance is set in the processing status 28F of the patient (dispensing completed patient) and the family patient (patient whose dispensing code and family code 28B are the same), the reception number 28D, the patient name Information (specific information) indicating 28C, reception time 28E, and elapsed time can be displayed on the display unit 34. Thereby, the pharmacist can grasp | ascertain easily the patient who should give a medication instruction | indication.

  Moreover, specific information can be rearranged and displayed for every family patient.

  Further, the specific information can be displayed in different colors for each group patient. Thereby, the pharmacist can grasp | ascertain the same family which should be in charge instantly.

  Further, the specific information can be rearranged and displayed in the order of reception time. Thereby, the pharmacist can grasp | ascertain who should give guidance of medication preferentially. In addition, it is possible to prevent delay in taking medication instructions for only one patient in the family.

  In addition, when it is determined that the processing status 28F of the patient (dispensing end patient) and the family patient (patient having the same family code 28B as the dispensing end patient) is set to 00: waiting for dispensing, the patient (dispensing end patient) It is possible to set the processing status 01: Dispensing completed (family lock), which indicates waiting for medication instruction until the dispensing of the family patient is completed. Thereby, since the medication instruction cannot be performed until the dispensing process for all the family patients is completed, the dispensing process can be performed on a group basis.

  The description in the above embodiment is an example of the dispensing support system and the dispensing support apparatus control program in the present invention, and the present invention is not limited to this.

For example, although the input operation in the reception process and the dispensing end process is performed via the input unit 25 of the receptacle server device 2, the input operation may be performed from the receptacle terminal 4.
In addition, although the input operation in the guidance process is performed through the input unit 35 of the adjustment cash register apparatus 3, the input operation may be performed from the receptacle terminal 4.

In addition, the detailed configuration and detailed operation of the dispensing support system 1 in the above embodiment can be changed as appropriate without departing from the spirit of the present invention.

It is a block diagram which shows the structural example of the dispensing assistance system 1 which concerns on this invention. 3 is a block diagram illustrating an example of an internal configuration of a receptacle server 2. FIG. It is a block diagram which shows the internal structural example of the dispensing cash register apparatus 3. FIG. It is a figure which shows the example of data storage of the patient master. It is a figure showing an example of data storage of patient Tran 28. It is the figure which showed the meaning of processing status 28F. It is a flowchart which shows a reception process. It is a flowchart which shows the dispensing completion | finish process. It is a flowchart which shows a guidance process. It is a flowchart which shows a medication instruction | indication process. It is the figure which showed the instruction | indication process screen. It is the figure which showed the medication instruction | indication screen. It is a flowchart which shows an accounting process. It is the figure which showed the accounting process screen. It is a figure which shows the format of a receipt.

Explanation of symbols

1 Dispensing support system 2 Reckon server device 3 Dispensing cash register device 4 Reckon terminals 21, 31 CPU
22, 32 Input unit 23, 33 RAM
24, 34 Display unit 25, 35 Storage unit 26, 36 Communication unit 37 Printing unit 27 Patient master 28 Patient transaction 28B Family code 28C Patient name 28E Reception time 28F Processing status 28G Dispensing registration number 28H Patient burden 28I Dispensing technical fee 28J Drug Management fee

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A dispensing support device that performs dispensing support processing related to dispensing, medication instruction, or accounting,
First storage means for storing patient information and group information of patients for each patient;
A second storage means for storing the item according to the dispensing and the medication instruction;
Based on the claim item stored by the second storage means, a summing means for summing up the total burden of all group patients having the same group information;
Output means for outputting the total burden summed by the summing means;
A dispensing support device comprising: A first setting means for setting a first identifier indicating that accounting is possible in a processing status indicating a correspondence state of a patient, which is information included in the patient information;
First discriminating means for discriminating whether or not the first identifier is set in the processing status of the patient and the group patient,
The summing means is:
The total burden amount of all group patients is added when it is determined by the first determination means that the first identifier is set in the processing status of the patient and the group patient. 2. The dispensing support device according to 1. Accepting means for accepting the patient's medication instruction;
When a second identifier indicating that no medication instruction has been given yet is set in the processing status of the group patient when receiving the patient's medication instruction by the reception means, A second setting means for setting a third identifier indicating that the processing status waits for the accounting until completion of the medication instruction for all the group patients;
The first setting means includes
The dispensing according to claim 1 or 2, wherein when the second identifier is not set in the processing status of the group patient, the first identifier is set in the processing status of the patient and the group patient. Support device. Based on the claim item stored by the second storage means, comprising a calculation means for calculating a burden for each patient,
The output means includes
2. The dispensing support device according to claim 1, wherein the amount of burden for each patient calculated by the calculating means and the total amount of burden calculated by the summing means are output together. Display means for displaying information;
Third setting means for setting a fourth identifier indicating that the patient and group patient can be instructed to take medication in the processing status;
Second determining means for determining whether or not the fourth identifier is set in the processing status of the patient and the group patient by the third setting means;
When the second discriminating unit determines that the fourth identifier is set in the processing status of the patient and the group patient, the display unit displays specific information for specifying a patient to be given medication instruction. Display control means,
The dispensing support device according to claim 1, further comprising: The display control means includes
6. The dispensing support apparatus according to claim 5, wherein the specific information is rearranged and displayed for each group patient. The display control means includes
The dispensing support apparatus according to claim 5 or 6, wherein the specific information is displayed in a color-coded manner for each group patient. A reception time setting means for setting the reception time of the patient;
The display control means includes
The dispensing support apparatus according to any one of claims 5 to 7, wherein the specific information is rearranged and displayed in the order of reception time set by the reception time setting unit. A dispensing support device control program for controlling a computer of the dispensing support device,
The computer,
First storage means for storing patient information and group information of each patient;
A second storage means for storing a billing item for dispensing and medication instruction;
Summing means for summing up the total burden of all the group patients having the same group information based on the claim item stored in the second storage means. Output for outputting the total burden summed by the summing means. means,
Dispensing support device control program to function as.

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