JP2009000485A - Drug pack - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To solve the problem that most conventional management methods for preventing erroneous administration are unsuitable for an aged person and a disabled person since a patient him/herself has to arrange drugs after reception from a pharmacy and to manage drug administration. <P>SOLUTION: A pharmacist puts the drugs into a container which has a plurality of spaces for putting in the drugs and where the internal part is visually recognizable from an external part, and then the container is pressed to stick in a sandwiching state with a mount having a seal. Consequently, labor to arrange the drugs and manage the drug administration conventionally performed on the side of the patient him/herself is transferred to the side of the pharmacist, thereby preventing the erroneous administration. Besides, an administration state is recognized at one glance, so that the drugs are completely managed. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2009,JPO&INPIT

Description

  The present invention relates to a medicine pack that prevents medication errors.

One of the conventional methods for preventing medication errors is to take a countermeasure by using a method of taking a medication calendar by hooking a calendar and moving a medicine bag every time it is taken. (For example, see Patent Document 1)
JP 2002-370473 A

  In the conventional method, the patient's independent behavior is often required even when taking the medicine, which is not suitable for the elderly.

  The present invention does not require the patient to take a voluntary action when taking a drug, and is performed at the time of dispensing by a pharmacist at a pharmacy.

  In order to achieve the above object, the present invention provides a container made of a transparent member having a space provided for receiving a drug and visible from the outside, and a morning, daytime for sealing the container. , Evening, time zone before sleeping, day of medication, day of the week has a sticker that can be printed or described, and in addition to the display contents of the seal, patient information, precautions, usage, dosage, sales location can be printed or described A plurality of holes having a plurality of holes for inserting and matching the convex portions of the container, the convex portions of the container are inserted and matched with the holes of the mount, and the medicine is received in the concave portions of the container. Then, it is made to crimp | bond to a sandwich shape with the said mount.

The second problem-solving means is that the seal for sealing the container is not glued on the contact surface of the seal that coincides with the isomorphous portion of the receiving port of the container. The contact surface other than the isomorphous part of the receiving port is glued.
The release paper surface of the seal has a configuration having one or more slits, and has a configuration in which a cut is partially formed on the seal bonding surface in a shape surrounding the reception port outside the reception port of the container. .

  The third problem solving means is that the mount is a printed or written portion of patient information with a cut line.

  In the fourth problem solving means, the mount is provided with Braille specifications.

  According to a fifth problem solving means, the container is sandwiched by the mount and has a hole in the mount.

  The operation of the first solving means is as follows. In other words, when a pharmacist dispenses one medicine with the same usage, the patient is less likely to cause medication errors, can reduce the labor of medication, and receive the drug in a container with a permeable material. The patient can immediately check the medication status.

  In addition, the second problem solving means has an operation in which one or more slits are provided on the release paper surface of the seal so that the medicine can be easily sealed after being received in the container. Since the seal is partially cut in a shape that surrounds the receiving port on the outer side, an effect that the patient can easily open when taking the medicine is exhibited.

  In addition, the action of the third problem solving means can easily protect the patient information by easily printing the patient information or separating the description portion by a cut line.

  In addition, the action of the fourth problem solving means can cope with a visually handicapped person by having a structure in which the mount or the sticker is braille.

  In addition, the action of the fifth problem solving means is that it is easy to hang on the wall or hang by making a hole in the mount so that you can check at a glance the medication situation, to prevent forgetting to drink, overdrinking, and misplacement Connected.

  As described above, the drug pack of the present invention prevents a patient's medication error and leads to a reduction in the patient's medication effort.

In addition, the patient information can be protected because the patient information description section or printing section can be easily separated. Further, it is possible to deal with visually impaired persons by applying Braille to the mount or seal.
Also, by making a hole in the mount, it can be easily hung or hung, and can be confirmed at a glance at the medication situation, leading to prevention of forgetting to drink, drinking too much, and misplacement.

BEST MODE FOR CARRYING OUT THE INVENTION

  Hereinafter, embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to FIGS.

  FIG. 1 shows a container made of a transparent member having a space provided for receiving a medicine and visible from the outside, a time zone before morning, noon, evening, and sleeping for sealing the container; The date of administration and the day of the week have a seal that can be printed or described, and in addition to the display content of the seal, there is a place where patient information, precautions, dosage, and sales location can be printed or described, and the convex portion of the container An inclined surface composed of a mount having a plurality of holes that match the insertion, the convex portion of the container being inserted and matched with the hole of the mount, and the medicine received in the recess of the container, and then crimped in a sandwich shape with the mount FIG.

  FIG. 2 is a front view of a container made of a transparent member having a space 1 provided for receiving medicine and visible from the outside.

  FIG. 3 is a side view of the container of FIG.

  FIG. 4 shows a display content of the seal having a seal bonding portion 2 and a seal peeling portion 3 that can be printed or described in the morning, noon, evening, time zone before taking the seal, the medication day, and the day of the week for sealing the container. In addition, the precaution part 5, the dose part 5, the patient information part 6, the usage part 6, and the sales location part 6 have a place where printing or writing can be described, and the convex part of the container shown in FIGS. It is a general view of the mount which has the hole 7 to do.

  FIG. 5 shows a container 1 made of a transparent member having a space provided for receiving medicine and a member visible from the outside, and morning, noon, evening, and time zones before sealing the container. In addition to the seal 2 that can be printed or described on the medication day and day of the week, in addition to the display contents of the seal, there are locations 4, 5, and 6 where the patient information, precautions, usage, dosage, and sales location can be printed or described. The container has a plurality of holes 7 into which the convex portions 16 of the container are inserted and matched, the convex portions 16 of the container are inserted and matched with the holes 7 of the mount, and medicines are formed in the concave portions 8 to 14 of the container. FIG. 3 is a side view of the sheet 2 that has been received as shown in FIG. The seal facing the hole receiving portion is not glued in the number corresponding to the hole as in the case of 15.

  FIG. 6 shows an adhesive portion 17 and a non-adhesive portion 18 on the surface to be crimped to the container excluding the seal peeling portion.

  In FIG. 7, the seal peeling portion is divided by a plurality of slits and is easily peeled off, and can be accurately attached to the adhesive surface.

FIG. 8 is a front view of opening the seal, and the target outer hole is prevented from being damaged by perforations. In addition, since the shape surrounding the container receiving port 20 is excellent, the sealing performance is excellent. FIG. 9 is a shape in which a slit 21 is inserted instead of the perforation, and is configured to surround the container. A configuration without a square slit 22 was adopted. This prevents the seal part from being detached. The seal part is formed by making any of the cuts in FIGS.

  10 and 11 show that 25 holes are provided so that the state of medication can be discriminated at a glance by providing 24 braille specifications on a mount having a seal having a separation cut line 23 for separating patient information 6 and having a seal. .

  The slope view of the medicine pack which shows embodiment of this invention   Container convex part front view with space provided for receiving medicine   AA line sectional view in FIG.   Mount slope view having a seal for sealing the container   BB sectional drawing in FIG. 1 of the chemical | medical agent pack which shows embodiment.   Seal adhesive surface   Overall view of the peeling form on the paper surface   Perforation specifications for seal surface and container opening   The perforation specification part is a slit specification   Front view of mount with separation cut line, Braille specifications and holes   Back view of mount with separation cut line, Braille specifications and holes

Explanation of symbols

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Container 2 Seal part surface 3 Seal peeling part 4 Mount cover part 5 Instructions, usage part 6 Patient information part, Dose part, Sales location 7 Mount hole 8 Drug receiving port 9 Drug receiving port 10 Drug receiving port 11 Drug receiving port DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 12 Drug receiving port 13 Drug receiving port 14 Drug receiving port 15 Seal non-adhesive surface 16 Receptor convex part 17 Seal adhesion surface 18 Seal non-adhesion surface 19 Perforation 20 Container receiving port 21 Slit part 22 Non-slit part 23 Cut line 24 Braille 25 holes

Claims (5)

  A container made of a transparent member having a space provided for receiving a medicine and visible from the outside, and a morning, noon, evening, time zone before taking the medicine, and a medication day for sealing the container, The day of the week has a seal that can be printed or described, and in addition to the display content of the seal, there is a place where patient information, precautions, dosage, and sales location can be printed or described, and the convex part of the container is inserted and matched A medicine pack which is composed of a mount having a plurality of holes to be formed, and which inserts and matches the convex portion of the container into the hole of the mount and receives the medicine in the concave portion of the container, and then press-bonds in a sandwich shape with the mount . In the first seal for sealing the first container, the contact surface of the first seal that coincides with the same shape of the receiving port of the first container is not glued. Is a drug pack in which the contact surface other than the isomorphous portion of the receiving port of the first container is glued.
The release paper surface of the first seal is a drug pack having a configuration having one or more slits, and has a shape surrounding the receiving port outside the receiving port of the first container. The medicine pack according to claim 1, wherein the medicine pack has a structure applied to the medicine pack.   The medicine pack according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the first mount has a structure in which a cut line is formed on a printed or written portion of patient information.   4. The medicine pack according to claim 1, wherein the first or the third mount and the first or the second seal are used in Braille specifications.   The said 1st or said 2nd container was crimped | bonded by the said 1st, 3rd or 4th mount in the shape of a sandwich, and the said 1st, 3rd or 4th mount was provided with the hole. The medicine bag according to claim 1, claim 3 or claim 4.