JP2019000593A - Medication calendar and supporting tool for production and storage thereof - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE: To provide a medication calendar having a plurality of advantages such as facilitating work of taking out inner medicaments from a receptacle part that a patient such as the elderly cuts off from the medication calendar, appropriately performing image audit, and reducing the cost, and supporting tool for producing and managing the medication calendar.CONSTITUTION: The medication calendar for collectively storing a plurality of doses of medicaments to be taken a plurality of times, includes: a calendar body having an opening part and a peripheral part thereof, and formed by arranging a plurality of receptacle parts, each for storing one dose of medicaments to be taken, with their continued to one another; and lid seals respectively stuck or fixed to outer periphery parts of the receptacle parts for closing the openings of the respective receptacle parts in the calendar body. The supporting tool for producing and storing the medication calendar is also provided.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 1

Description

  The present invention relates to a medicine calendar that allows a patient to easily manage daily medication in the morning and evening (or morning, noon, and night) for each dose, and a support for making and storing the medicine.

  Conventionally, a calendar has been provided for a plurality of storage units each storing a single dose of a drug so that the patient can regularly take a single dose for multiple types of drugs. A medicine calendar arranged as described above has been proposed (Patent Document 1). This medicine calendar is, for example, a medicine for each dose (a single dose in which a naked tablet is packaged and packaged, or it can be cut and separated into an amount corresponding to a single dose) Each compartment (container) that can accommodate a single dose consisting of a plurality of types of PTP sheets placed in a plurality of PTP sheets, etc., can be accommodated in at least 7 pieces for each week in the vertical or horizontal direction. Alternatively, at least three of morning, noon and evening (or four of morning, noon, evening and night) are arranged in the vertical direction.

  Such a medicine calendar is scheduled to be used in a state of being hung on a wall or placed on a table. When the time of each medication comes, the patient separates the storage unit corresponding to the date and time (day of the week) and the time zone (morning, noon, evening, etc.) from the drug calendar and stores it in the storage unit. Take out the taken medicine and take it.

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  However, (a) the conventional medicine calendar has a problem that it is difficult for an elderly person or the like to take out an internal medicine from a container separated from the medicine calendar. In addition, (b) the conventional medicine calendar has a problem in that it is not possible to efficiently audit whether or not each single dose of medicine placed in each container in the medicine calendar is appropriate. It was. In addition, (c) in the conventional medicine calendar, there is a problem that it is difficult to handle when there is a medicine that cannot be accommodated in each accommodation section in the medicine calendar even though it is included in each dose. It was. Further, (d) the conventional medicine calendar has a problem that it is difficult for a patient to take a plurality of kinds of medicines for each dose at a time. In addition, (e) in the conventional medicine calendar, especially when the medicine calendar is made of a thin and soft material (in order to make the medicine calendar easy to carry, it is thin and soft so that it can be folded or rolled up) However, it is desirable that the medicine is preferably made of a material), and the work (handing work) of storing the medicine for each single dose in each container is complicated and inefficient. Further, (f) in the conventional medicine calendar, there is a problem that the manufacturing cost becomes high because it is necessary to stick a lid seal indicating the time zone of each medicine to each accommodating portion.

  The present invention has been made paying attention to such problems of the prior art, and (a) makes it easy for elderly people and the like to take out the internal medicine from the container separated from the medicine calendar. Medicine calendar that can be used, (b) medicine calendar that can efficiently perform an image inspection of whether or not each single dose of medicine placed in each container in the medicine calendar is appropriate, (c) A medicine calendar that can facilitate the handling of medicines that cannot be accommodated in each accommodation part in the medicine calendar despite being included in each one-time dosage; (d) A medicine calendar that makes it easy for patients to take medicine. (E) Even if the medicine calendar is made of a thin and soft material so that it can be folded or rolled, it can be taken once in each container. A support for preparing a medicine calendar that can efficiently carry out the work (handing work) for storing the medicine, or (f) storage of the medicine calendar that can greatly reduce the manufacturing cost compared to the conventional one. It is an object to provide a support device.

  The medicine calendar according to the present invention for solving the above problems is a medicine calendar for storing medicines to be taken a plurality of times in a batch, and has an opening and an outer periphery thereof and is taken once. A calendar main body in which a plurality of storage portions each storing a medicine to be stored are arranged so as to be continuous with each other via a separation cut for separating from other storage portions, and an opening of each storage portion in the calendar main body A lid seal that is adhered or fixed to the outer peripheral portion of each housing portion, and each lid seal is an opening of the housing portion in a portion facing the outer peripheral portion of the housing portion of the lid seal. An end portion for gripping that does not have an adhesive disposed at a predetermined distance from the portion, and a break for opening that extends from a position near the end portion for gripping to a position facing the vicinity of the opening portion of the housing portion. Have It is intended.

  In the medicine calendar of the present invention, the lid seal may include a resin sheet that is easy to cut in a direction substantially parallel to the direction in which the cut is formed and that is hard to cut in other directions.

  In addition, the medicine calendar according to the present invention is a medicine calendar for storing medicines to be taken a plurality of times, and has a plurality of medicines each having an opening and an outer peripheral portion thereof and containing medicines to be taken at one time. A calendar body that is arranged so that the housing portions are continuous with each other, and a lid seal that is adhered or fixed to the outer peripheral portion of each housing portion in order to close the opening of each housing portion in the calendar body, The at least side surface portion of each of the housing portions is subjected to a texture processing.

  In addition, the medicine calendar according to the present invention is a medicine calendar for storing medicines to be taken a plurality of times, and has a plurality of medicines each having an opening and an outer peripheral portion thereof and containing medicines to be taken at one time. A calendar body in which the housing portion is arranged to be continuous with each other via a separation cut for separating from other housing portions, and each of the housing portions in order to close an opening of each housing portion in the calendar body. A lid seal that is adhered or fixed to each of the outer peripheral portions of the lid seal, and the lid seal is separated by a predetermined distance from the opening portion of the housing portion in a portion facing the outer peripheral portion of the housing portion of the lid seal. An end portion for gripping where no adhesive is present is formed in the portion, and an edge portion of the opening portion of each housing portion is a portion facing the gripping end portion in the outer peripheral portion of each housing portion. Width wider than other parts in the outer periphery Are those formed in a shape such that.

  In addition, the medicine calendar according to the present invention is a medicine calendar for storing medicines to be taken a plurality of times, and has a plurality of medicines each having an opening and an outer peripheral portion thereof and containing medicines to be taken at one time. A calendar body in which the housing portion is arranged to be continuous with each other via a separation cut for separating from other housing portions, and each of the housing portions in order to close an opening of each housing portion in the calendar body. Each of the calendar bodies is provided with a notch at a predetermined distance from each of the openings in the outer periphery of each housing portion. It is what has been.

  In addition, the medicine calendar according to the present invention is a medicine calendar for storing medicines to be taken a plurality of times, and has a plurality of medicines each having an opening and an outer peripheral portion thereof and containing medicines to be taken at one time. A calendar body in which the housing portion is arranged to be continuous with each other via a separation cut for separating from other housing portions, and each of the housing portions in order to close an opening of each housing portion in the calendar body. A lid seal that is adhered or fixed to the outer peripheral portion of each of the lid portions, and each lid seal has a portion that is opposed to a portion that is a predetermined distance away from each of the openings in the outer peripheral portion of each storage portion, respectively. A notch is formed.

  In addition, the medicine calendar according to the present invention is a medicine calendar for storing medicines to be taken a plurality of times, and has a plurality of medicines each having an opening and an outer peripheral portion thereof and containing medicines to be taken at one time. A calendar body in which the housing portion is arranged to be continuous with each other via a separation cut for separating from other housing portions, and each of the housing portions in order to close an opening of each housing portion in the calendar body. A lid seal that is adhered or fixed to the outer peripheral portion of each of the lid portions, and each lid seal has a portion that is opposed to a portion that is a predetermined distance away from each of the openings in the outer peripheral portion of each storage portion, respectively. A portion where no pressure-sensitive adhesive is present is formed.

  In addition, the medicine calendar according to the present invention is a medicine calendar for storing medicines to be taken a plurality of times, and has a plurality of medicines each having an opening and an outer peripheral portion thereof and containing medicines to be taken at one time. A calendar body in which the housing portion is arranged to be continuous with each other via a separation cut for separating from other housing portions, and each of the housing portions in order to close an opening of each housing portion in the calendar body. Lid seals that are respectively adhered or fixed to the outer peripheral part of each, and a sheet for drug application that is fixed to the surface of the calendar body opposite to the opening side of the storage part, for each of the storage parts, And a medicine sticking sheet on which a sticking part capable of sticking or sticking a medicine container which cannot be put in each of the containing parts is formed.

  Further, in the medicine calendar according to the present invention, each lid seal is provided in a lid seal sheet that is arranged so as to be continuous with each other via a separation cut for separating from a plurality of other lid seals. May be.

  In the medicine calendar according to the present invention, an edible jelly placed in a container such as a bag may be stored in each of the storage portions together with the plurality of types of medicines for a single dose.

  In addition, the support for preparing a medicine calendar according to the present invention is thin and soft so that a plurality of storage portions each having an opening and an outer periphery thereof and each storing a medicine to be taken at one time are arranged continuously. A lid body that includes a calendar body formed of a material and that is adhered or fixed to the outer peripheral portion of the housing portion after the medicine to be taken at one time is housed in each housing portion through each opening. A support for preparing a medicine calendar for use in producing a medicine calendar with an opening sealed, comprising a hard support plate having substantially the same or similar shape as the calendar body, and can be taken once When the medicine to be stored is stored in each of the storage units, the calendar body is used in a state where the calendar body is placed so as to support the calendar body from below.

  Moreover, in this invention, the support plate which comprises the said support for preparation of the said medicine calendar | calender may be formed with the transparent material, and the embossing may be carried out.

  The medicine calendar storage support device according to the present invention is a medicine calendar storage support device for storing medicines to be taken a plurality of times, and has an opening and an outer periphery thereof once. A calendar body formed so that a plurality of storage portions each storing medicines to be taken continuously are arranged, and a frame body for storing a sheet displaying a time zone of the medicine for each of the storage portions, A transparent sheet that is attached to the frame body from the outside and that is configured to prevent the calendar body and a sheet indicating the time zone of each medication from being removed from the frame body.

  Furthermore, in the medicine calendar storage support according to the present invention, the frame may be provided with a plurality of rod-like bodies for dividing the interior into a plurality of parts.

  In the present invention, the lid seal faces the outer peripheral portion of the housing portion in the lid seal (a bowl-shaped portion surrounding the opening portion in the housing portion), but is separated from the opening portion of the housing portion by a predetermined distance. In the part, a gripping end portion where no adhesive is present and an opening break formed at a position near the gripping end portion and opening toward the opening of the housing portion are formed. When it does, it becomes easy to peel the said lid seal from the said accommodating part, and when the intermediate part of a lid seal is cut | disconnected along the said cut | notch for opening, a part of opening part of the said accommodating part (for example, 3 of the whole opening part) 1/3 to about two-thirds or about half of the opening) remains covered with a part of the lid seal, so that the medicine is removed from the container in the process of removing the lid seal. Prevents inconveniences such as popping out and spilling It can be.

  In particular, in the medicinal calendar, the lid seal includes a resin sheet that is easily cut in a direction substantially parallel to the direction in which the opening cut extends, and is difficult to cut in the other directions (for example, having such properties). When laminating a resin sheet and a paper sheet printed with the time zone of each medication and an adhesive sheet), the operation of cutting the middle part of the lid seal along the direction of the opening cut It becomes possible to do it stably.

  Also, in the present invention, when at least a side surface portion of each of the storage portions is subjected to a graining process, a dispensing inspection performed after a manual handing operation (dispensing operation) of the medicine to each of the storage portions of the calendar body is performed. When performing an image audit as an auxiliary, for example, by using a scanner or a camera, etc., when acquiring images of medicines for each single dose stored in each of the storage units by applying light from below the storage units, Reflection of light from the lower side in the direction of the medicine in each container by the side part is suppressed by the embossing, so that a clear image can be obtained for the medicine in each container, based on that This makes it possible to perform more appropriate image audits.

  Further, in the present invention, the shape of the edge of the opening of each housing portion is such that a part of the outer peripheral portion of each housing portion (a bowl-shaped portion surrounding the opening) is wider than the other portions. When it is formed into a flat surface shape (for example, a flat pentagonal shape), an end portion for gripping when the lid seal is peeled off (an end portion serving as a handle when peeling off) is formed in the outer peripheral portion. It is possible to secure a sufficient area (area where the adhesive is not applied).

  Further, in the present invention, when a notch is formed in a part (a part away from each opening part by a predetermined distance) in the outer peripheral part of each accommodating part of the calendar body, the lid Since the part facing the notch (a part of the outer peripheral part of each storage part) in the seal is a part that is not fixed to the outer peripheral part of each storage part, the patient seals the lid seal. Can be used as a gripping part (handle) when peeling from the housing part.

  Further, in the present invention, when a notch is formed in each of the portions facing each of the openings in the outer peripheral portion of the housing portion in the lid seal that is separated from the opening by a predetermined distance, Since the portion facing the notch in the calendar body (a part in the lid seal) is a portion where the lid seal is not fixed, the patient can remove the lid seal from the housing portion. It can be set as the part which becomes a handle at the time of peeling.

  Further, in the present invention, a portion where the adhesive is not present is formed in each portion of the outer periphery of the housing portion in the lid seal that is opposed to a portion that is separated from the opening by a predetermined distance. In this case, a part of the part of the lid seal that faces the outer peripheral part of each housing part is not fixed to a part of the outer peripheral part of each housing part in the calendar body. The part may be a grip part (handle) when the patient peels off the lid seal from the housing part.

  Moreover, in this invention, it is a sheet | seat for chemical | medical agent sticking fixed to the surface (back surface of each said accommodating part) on the opposite side to the opening part side in which the said lid | cover seal | sticker of the said calendar body is arrange | positioned, Comprising: In addition, when provided with a drug application sheet on which an adhesive part capable of adhering or affixing a medicine container that cannot be placed in each of the accommodation parts is provided, on the back surface of each of the accommodation parts of the calendar body, Since a medicine container (for example, a relatively large bag containing powdered medicine) that cannot be put in each container can be affixed, it is included in the medicine calendar to be included in each dose of the patient. It is possible to facilitate handling of medicines that cannot be accommodated in the respective accommodating portions.

  Further, in the present invention, when the edible jelly stored in a container such as a bag is stored together with the plurality of types of medicines for the single dose in each of the storage units, the patient is Since a plurality of kinds of medicines for taking can be swallowed together with the jelly, a plurality of kinds of medicines for each taking can be easily taken.

  Further, in the support for preparing a medicine calendar according to the present invention, when the calendar body is formed of a thin and soft material and each dose of medicine is stored in each storage section in the calendar body (for example, hand-made) When the calendar body is used on a hard support plate having the same or similar shape, the soft calendar body is supported from below by the hard support plate. The above-mentioned hand-working operation can be performed efficiently.

  Further, in the support for preparing a medicine calendar according to the present invention, when the support plate is formed of a transparent material together with the calendar body, the calendar body remains supported by the support plate. In addition, when acquiring an image of a medicine in each of the storage units in order to perform an image audit as an aid for dispensing inspection, it is also possible to acquire an image of the medicine in each of the storage units by scanning from below the support plate. It becomes like this.

  Further, in the support for preparing a medicine calendar according to the present invention, when the calendar body and the support plate are formed of a transparent material and the support plate is subjected to a texture process, the calendar body is supported by the support. In order to perform image inspection as an aid to dispensing inspection while being supported by the plate, the scanner or the like is used when acquiring an image of the medicine in each container by a scanner or camera installed below the support plate. Since the embossing prevents the irradiation light from being reflected in the direction of the medicine in each container through the support plate, a clear image of the medicine in each container can be obtained, Appropriate image inspection can be performed based on the clear image thus obtained.

  Further, in the medicine calendar storage support according to the present invention, the medicine calendar is accommodated in the frame body with a sheet displaying the calendar body and the time zone of each medicine, and the transparent body does not come off the frame body. When it is arranged and configured in this way, the work of attaching each lid seal or the production of a lid seal sheet in which each lid seal is continuously arranged becomes unnecessary, so the manufacturing cost of the entire medicine calendar is greatly reduced. can do.

  Furthermore, in the support for storing the medicine calendar according to the present invention, when a plurality of rod-like bodies are arranged inside the outer periphery of the frame body, and the inside of the frame body is partitioned into a plurality of spaces. When the calendar body is disposed in the frame body, each accommodating portion in the calendar body can enter the partitioned space, so that the calendar body can be disposed and supported more stably. become able to.

It is a perspective view for demonstrating the medicine calendar which concerns on Embodiment 1 of this invention, and its production support tool. It is a perspective view which shows the calendar | calender main body in this Embodiment 1. FIG. (A) is a top view which shows the calendar | calender main body in this Embodiment 1, (b) is the front view, (c) is the side view. It is a perspective view which shows the lid | cover seal sheet in this Embodiment 1. FIG. (A) is a figure when a part of the lid seal sheet is viewed from the surface side in a state where the lid seal sheet is adhered to the calendar body, and (b) is in a state where the lid seal sheet is adhered to the calendar body. It is a figure when a part of calendar body is seen from the back side (bottom part side of a crevice of an accommodation part). (A) is a perspective view which shows the accommodating part after isolate | separating from another accommodating part from the front side (lid seal side), (b) is a perspective view which shows it from the back side (bottom part side of a recessed part). (A) The perspective view which shows the state in the middle of the patient separating the each accommodating part one by one for every time slot | zone of each medicine, and taking the medicine calendar of this Embodiment 1 from the front side (lid seal side) (B) is a perspective view which shows it from the back side (the bottom part side of the recessed part of each accommodating part). It is a figure for demonstrating an example of the operation | movement which isolate | separates one accommodating part from the calendar | calender main body of this Embodiment 1, and takes out the medicine for one dose accommodated in it. It is a figure for demonstrating an example of the operation | movement which isolate | separates one accommodating part from the calendar | calender main body of this Embodiment 1, and takes out the medicine for one dose accommodated in it. It is a figure for demonstrating the dispensing audit (including the dispensing audit assistance by an image) after the hand-working of the medicine using the medicine calendar of this Embodiment 1. FIG. It is a figure for demonstrating the medicine calendar which concerns on Embodiment 2 of this invention. It is a figure for demonstrating the medicine calendar which concerns on Embodiment 3 of this invention. It is a figure for demonstrating the medicine calendar which concerns on Embodiment 4 of this invention. It is a figure for demonstrating the medicine calendar which concerns on Embodiment 5 of this invention. It is a figure for demonstrating the storage support tool of the medicine calendar which concerns on Embodiment 6 of this invention. It is a figure for demonstrating the storage support tool of the medicine calendar which concerns on this Embodiment 6. FIG. It is. It is a figure for demonstrating the storage support tool of the medicine calendar which concerns on Embodiment 7 of this invention. It is a figure for demonstrating the storage support tool of the medicine calendar which concerns on this Embodiment 7. FIG. It is a figure for demonstrating the storage support tool of the medicine calendar which concerns on this Embodiment 7. FIG.

[First Embodiment]
Hereinafter, embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings. 1 is a perspective view for explaining a medicine calendar and a support for producing the medicine calendar according to Embodiment 1 of the present invention, FIG. 2 is a perspective view of the calendar body, FIG. 3A is a plan view of the calendar body, FIG. 3 (b) is a front view thereof, FIG. 3 (c) is a side view thereof, FIG. 4 is a perspective view showing a lid sealing sheet in the first embodiment, and FIG. FIG. 5B is a view of a part of the lid seal sheet 2 in a state where it is attached, and FIG. 5B is a part of the calendar body 1 in a state where the lid seal sheet 2 is attached to the calendar body 1. FIG. 6A is a perspective view showing one housing part after separation from the other housing part from the front side (lid seal side). FIG. 6 (b) is a perspective view showing the housing portion from the back side (the bottom side of the recess). It is a diagram.

  In FIG. 1, 1 is a calendar body (tray), 2 is a lid seal sheet affixed to the front side (patient side) when viewed from the patient of the calendar body 1, and 3 is placed in each housing portion of the calendar body 1. It is a support plate used for placing and supporting the calendar body 1 during a hand-working operation for storing medicines for each dose.

  First, the configuration of the calendar body 1 according to the first embodiment will be described with reference to FIG. 1B, FIG. 2, FIG. 3, FIG. As shown in FIG. 3 and the like, the calendar body 1 has a plurality of storage portions 11 each storing a medicine for a single dose of a patient, in the illustrated example, seven rows in the vertical direction (total 7 from Monday to Sunday). Day) and 4 rows in the horizontal direction (morning, noon, evening, and a total of 4 medication time zones before going to bed). . In addition, the connection portion 12 is configured so that the opening portion 14 (the edge portion of each housing portion 11) is separated after each housing portion 11 is separated from another plurality of housing portions 11 (by separation cuts 12 a described later). 14a) is a portion that becomes an outer peripheral portion 15 (a bowl-shaped portion to which the lid seal 21 is adhered and fixed).

  As shown in FIG. 3 etc., each said accommodating part 11 makes the recessed part 13 in which the medicine for each single dose is accommodated, and enables the medicine for each single dose to be taken in and out between the said recessed part 13 and the exterior. Opening 14 and bowl-shaped outer peripheral portion 15 continuous with edge 14a (see FIG. 5) of opening 14 (before each receiving portion 11 is separated from other receiving portions 11, each receiving portion 11 is a connecting portion 12 that connects 11 to each other). Moreover, the said recessed part 13 is comprised from the bottom part 13a and the side part 13b. Further, the concave portion 13 and the opening portion 14 are formed so that their planes are substantially pentagonal as shown in FIGS.

  Further, a separation cut 12 a such as a perforation for separating the storage portions 11 from each other is formed at a central portion of the connection portion 12. The separation cuts 12a are formed in a lattice shape on the entire calendar body 1 as shown in FIGS. 2 and 3B and the like.

  Next, the configuration of the lid seal sheet 2 in Embodiment 1 will be described with reference to FIG. 1 (a), FIG. 4, FIG. 5, FIG. The lid seal sheet 2 is a single sheet in which the lid seals 21 for closing the openings 14 of the storage portions 11 are continuously formed via separation cuts 22 such as perforations. . Each of the lid seals 21 is opposed to each of the accommodating portions 11, that is, in the illustrated example, 7 rows in the vertical direction (for 7 days in total from Monday to Sunday) and 4 columns in the horizontal direction (morning, noon) , Evening, and before bedtime, a total of four medication time zones). As shown in FIG. 4 and FIG. 5 (a), the surface of each lid seal 21 shows the date and time of each medication, the patient ID, etc. so as to contribute to the medication management of the corresponding patient. (For example, a barcode) is printed.

  The lid seal sheet 2 includes (i) a paper sheet on which the date and time of each medication are printed, and (ii) the whole is in one direction, that is, in FIG. A resin sheet in which fibers are kneaded so that it is easy to cut in the vertical direction that cuts through the substantially central part of the horizontally long substantially pentagonal opening 14), and (iii) the connection Portion 12 (the portion that becomes a bowl-shaped outer peripheral portion 15 that is continuous with the edge portion 14a of the opening 14 of each housing portion 11 after each housing portion 11 is separated from the calendar body 1 by the cut 12a) A pressure-sensitive adhesive sheet formed so that a portion facing the pressure-sensitive adhesive portion becomes a pressure-sensitive adhesive portion (a portion to which a pressure-sensitive adhesive is attached) is laminated and configured in the order described above.

  As described above, in the lid seal sheet 2, the portion facing the outer peripheral portion 15 of each housing portion 11 on the back surface side (the side facing or abutting the calendar body 1) of each lid seal 21 is an adhesive. It is an adhesive part to which is attached. Therefore, when the lid seal sheet 2 is affixed to the calendar body 1 after the medicine for one dose is accommodated in the accommodating portions 11, the adhesive portions in the lid seals 21 are Adhering and fixing to the outer peripheral portion 15 in the accommodating portion 11, and as a result, the opening 14 of each accommodating portion 11 is sealed by the lid seal 21. Even in this case, since the adhesive is not attached to the portion of the lid seal 21 that faces the opening 14 on the back surface side, the medicine in the container 11 adheres to the adhesive portion of the lid seal 21. There is no fear of doing it.

  In the first embodiment, as shown in FIG. 5, a substantially triangular end (in the lower left corner in FIG. 5A) in each lid seal 21 of the lid seal sheet 2 ( 5 (a) and 5 (b), the back surface (the surface on the side facing the calender body 1) of the portion 21a) indicated by hatching is a portion to which no adhesive is attached. Thus, the substantially triangular end portion 21a to which no adhesive is attached is a portion that becomes a grip portion 21a (handle) when the patient peels off the lid seal 21 from the accommodating portion 11.

  Moreover, in this Embodiment 1, as above-mentioned regarding FIGS. 1-6 etc., each said accommodating part 11 is formed in planar substantially pentagon shape. Thus, the reason why the plane of each of the accommodating portions 11 is formed in a substantially pentagonal shape is that a part of the outer peripheral portion 15 of each of the accommodating portions 11 (the opening portion of the accommodating portion 11 in FIG. The outer region of the portion 14b formed obliquely with respect to the longitudinal direction (lateral direction in the figure) of the opening 14 in the edge 14a of 14 is formed wider than the other portions. This is to ensure a sufficient space (see the wide portion 15a in FIG. 6B) for forming the grip portion 21a to which the adhesive is not attached in the outer peripheral portion 15.

  Moreover, in this Embodiment 1, as shown to Fig.5 (a) and FIG.6 (a), the center in each lid seal 21 of the said triangular holding part 21a in each lid seal 21 of the said lid seal sheet 2 is shown. In the vicinity of the side (a position separated by an arbitrary distance between one-fourth to three-fourths of the entire longitudinal direction of the opening 14 from the left end in the longitudinal direction of the opening 14 in the figure). A slit 23 extending upward in the figure so as to go from the lower end of the lid seal 21 to the opening 14 (but not to reach the opening 14) is formed.

  In the first embodiment, the entire back side of the calendar body 1 is subjected to a texture. As will be described later, this embossing process is for obtaining a clear image of the medicine in each container 11 and performing dispensing audit support (image audit) using the image more appropriately. The embossing is performed over the entire back side of the calendar body 1 as described above in the first embodiment. However, in the present invention, over the entire back side or surface of the calendar body 1. It is not necessary to perform this, and only the side portion 13b of the concave portion 13 in the back surface or the front surface of the calendar body 1 may be performed (not performed on the bottom portion 13a of the concave portion 13 and the outer peripheral portion 15).

  Next, the operation of the first embodiment will be described. FIG. 7 is a diagram showing a state in which the patient is separating and using each container 11 for each time period of each medication from the medicine calendar according to the first embodiment, and FIG. The perspective view seen from the front side (lid seal 21 side), (b) is the perspective view seen from the back side (bottom part 13a side of the recessed part 13 of each accommodating part 11). As shown in FIG. 7, in the first embodiment, since the date and time of each medication are printed on the surface of each lid seal 21, the patient looks at the printed contents and each time Only the accommodating part 11 corresponding to the time zone for taking medicine is separated from the calendar body 1 by using a cut 12a (see FIG. 3B, FIG. 7B, etc.) formed in the calendar body 1. . At this time, the lid seal sheet 2 is also formed with a cut 22 (see FIGS. 4, 5A, 7A, etc.) at a position facing the cut 12a. When the single accommodating portion 11 is separated from the calendar body 1, the lid seal 21 that seals the opening 14 of the accommodating portion 11 is also easily separated from the lid seal sheet 2.

  Next, the operation when the patient separates one container 11 (and the lid seal 21) from the calendar body 1 (and the lid seal sheet 2) and takes out the medicine for a single dose contained therein. Will be described with reference to FIGS. First, the patient grasps the grip portion 21a to which the adhesive in the lid seal 21 is not attached (the portion facing the wide portion 15a at one corner of the outer peripheral portion 15) with a finger and pulls it upward ( (See FIG. 8 (a)). Then, in the lid seal 21, a crack 24 is generated in the upward direction in the figure from a cut 23 formed in an end portion in the vicinity (right side in the figure) of the grip part 21 a (see FIG. 8B). When the patient further raises the grip portion 21a upward, the crack 24 further progresses (see FIG. 9A), and the left half of the opening portion 14 of the accommodating portion 11 (or the opening portion 14 is illustrated). The lid seal 21 is peeled from the left end to a portion within about 1/3 to about 2/3 of the entire length of the opening 14 (see FIG. 9B). ).

  As shown in FIG. 9 (b), when the lid seal 21 is peeled off from a part of the opening 14 of the container 11, the patient takes out the medicine from the container 11 (recess 13). Take. When the patient takes out the medicine from the container 11 (recess 13), as shown in FIG. 9B, a part of the opening 14 (for example, the right half or more in the figure) is provided with a lid seal 21. Since a portion is still covered, this prevents the medicine in the storage portion 11 (recessed portion 13) from accidentally falling from the opening portion 14.

  Next, description will be made on the manual handling of the medicine using the medicine calendar of the first embodiment and the dispensing audit (including support for dispensing audit by image). In Embodiment 1, since the calendar body 1 is formed of a thin and soft sheet, a hard support plate 3 (see FIG. 1C) for supporting the calendar body 1 is prepared in advance. The support plate 3 is formed in substantially the same or similar shape as the calendar body 1.

  A pharmacist first places the calendar body 1 on the support plate 3 when carrying out a handing operation or the like for storing the medicines for each dose of the patient in each housing portion 11 of the calendar body 1. Place and support it, and then perform the above-mentioned handwork work and the like.

  When the dispensing operation such as the manual operation is completed, another pharmacist performs a dispensing audit. At this time, an image audit is performed to support the dispensing audit. In this image inspection, an image of a medicine stored in each container 11 of the calendar body 1 is acquired by a camera or a scanner, and the shape, color, brand, and the like of the medicine in each container 11 are obtained based on this image. Information such as the number is acquired, and it is determined by an image recognition and determination program whether or not each piece of information is compatible with prescription information brought by the patient. FIG. 10 is a diagram showing an example of such an image inspection. FIG. 10A shows the screens of the calendar body 1 and the personal computer 33 before the medicine images in the storage units 11 are acquired. b) is a diagram showing a screen of the calendar main body 1 and the personal computer 33 when an image of a medicine in each container 11 is acquired.

  In the first embodiment, both the calendar body 1 and the support plate 3 are formed of a transparent material. For this reason, according to the first embodiment, the calender body 1 is placed on the support plate 3 while the calender main body 1 is placed on the support plate 3 by the scanner disposed below the support plate 3. An image of the drug can be acquired.

  Furthermore, in the first embodiment, the entire support plate 3 and at least the side portion 13b of the concave portion in each of the accommodating portions 11 in the calendar body 1 (see FIGS. 3A and 3C) are subjected to a texture process. ing. By this embossing process, the irradiation light from the scanner disposed below hits the support plate 3 and the side portion 13b of the recess 13 in each of the storage portions 11, and in the direction of the medicine in the recess 13 of each of the storage portions 11. Since no reflection occurs, it is possible to obtain a clear image of the medicine in the concave portion 13 of each of the storage portions 11, and based on such a clear image, an appropriate image audit (an image for supporting a dispensing audit) Audit).

  When the dispensing audit including the image audit is performed, the pharmacist puts the lid seal sheet 2 on the calendar body 1 supported by the support plate 3, and the adhesive portion in the lid seal sheet 2 The (part to which the adhesive is attached) is adhered and fixed to the outer peripheral portion 15 around the opening of each accommodating portion 11 in the calendar body 1. Thereby, the opening part 14 of each said accommodating part 11 is sealed.

  In FIG. 1, reference numeral 31 denotes an insertion hole for inserting a positioning pin 32 formed above the support plate 3. The positioning pin 32 is also inserted through the insertion hole 17 above the calendar body 1 disposed on the support plate 3, and is further inserted above the lid seal sheet 2 attached on the calendar body 1. The hole 27 is also inserted.

  As described above, in the first embodiment, at the lower end portion of each lid seal 21 in the lid seal sheet 2, the grip portion 21a in which no adhesive is present, and the opening break 23 (in the vicinity of the grip portion 21a) Since a cut 23 extending toward the opening 14 of the housing portion 11 but not reaching the opening 14 is formed (see FIG. 6A, etc.), the patient attaches the lid seal 21 to the housing portion. 11 can be easily peeled off from the outer peripheral portion 15, and when the intermediate portion of the lid seal 21 is cut along the opening cut 23, a part of the opening portion 14 of the housing portion 11 (for example, 2/3 or half of the area in the opening 14 is still covered with a part of the lid seal 21, so that the lid seal 21 is removed from the housing portion 11 in the process of peeling off the lid seal 21. Drug jumps out Inconveniences such as accidentally spilled, can be effectively prevented.

  Further, in the first embodiment, the lid seal 21 includes a resin sheet that is easily cut in a direction substantially parallel to the direction in which the opening cut 23 extends, and is difficult to cut in other directions (a resin sheet having such properties). Is laminated between the paper sheet on which the time zone of each medication is printed and the paper sheet having the adhesive layer), the patient can place the middle part of the lid seal 21 along the direction of the opening cut 23. The cutting operation can be performed more stably.

  Further, in the first embodiment, since at least the side portion 13b of the recess 13 of each housing portion 11 is subjected to a graining process, it is possible to carry out a handing operation of a medicine to each housing portion 11 of the calendar body 1 or the like. When performing an image audit as a supplement to the dispensing audit after the dispensing operation, for example, a scanner or a camera irradiates the image of the medicine for each single dose stored in each of the storage units 11 from below. When the image is acquired, light reflection in the direction of the medicine in each container 11 is suppressed by the texture processing, so that a clearer image can be obtained for each medicine. This makes it possible to perform an appropriate image audit.

  Further, in the first embodiment, the planar shape of the edge portion 14a (see FIG. 5B, etc.) of the opening portion 14 of each of the accommodating portions 11 is set such that a portion of the outer peripheral portion 15 is wider than the other portions. Since it is formed in a substantially pentagonal shape, the pressure-sensitive adhesive necessary for forming a grip portion 21a (an end portion to be used as a handle when peeling off) in the outer peripheral portion 15 when the lid seal 21 is peeled off. It is possible to secure a sufficient area where no exists.

  In the first embodiment, the calendar body 1 is formed of a thin and soft material, and in the handing work for storing the medicine for each single dose in each storage portion 11 in the calendar body 1, When the calendar body 1 is used on the hard support plate 3 having the same or similar shape, the soft calendar body 1 is supported by the hard support plate 3 from below. Work etc. can be performed efficiently.

  In the first embodiment, since the calendar body 1 and the support plate 3 are formed of a transparent material, an image audit as an aid for dispensing inspection is performed while the calendar body 1 is supported by the support plate 3. In order to obtain the image of the medicine in each container 11, the medicine image in each container 11 can be obtained by scanning from below the support plate 3.

  Further, in the first embodiment, not only the calendar body 1 and the support plate 3 are formed of a transparent material, but also the entire support plate 3 and the side portions of the recesses 13 of at least the storage portions 11 in the calendar body 1. 13b is subjected to the embossing process, so that the calender body 1 is supported by the support plate 3 and the scanner is installed below the support plate 3 to perform an image audit as an aid to the dispensing audit. When the image of the medicine in each container 11 is acquired by, for example, the embossing prevents the irradiation light from the scanner or the like from being reflected in the direction of the medicine in each container 11, A clear image of the medicine in each container 11 can be acquired, and an appropriate image inspection can be performed based on the clear image acquired in this way. Uninaru.

  In the first embodiment, although not shown, an edible jelly (not shown) placed in a container such as a bag together with a plurality of types of medicines for each dose is stored in each container 11. They are stored together. Therefore, in the first embodiment, the patient can swallow a plurality of types of medicines for each single dose together with the jelly, so that a plurality of types of drugs for each single dose can be easily taken. become able to.

[Second Embodiment]
Next, a medicine calendar according to Embodiment 2 of the present invention will be described with reference to FIG. Since the basic configuration of the second embodiment is the same as that of the first embodiment, only different parts will be described below. In the second embodiment, the end portion of the outer peripheral portion 15 in the respective accommodating portions 11 of the calendar body 41 at the lower left corner in the drawing (the vicinity of the respective opening portions 14 of the respective accommodating portions 11 and the respective opening portions 14 and Cutouts 42 (substantially triangular cutouts in the example of FIG. 11) are formed at portions separated by a predetermined distance.

  Therefore, in the second embodiment, a portion of the lid seal 21 that faces the notch 42 is a portion that is not adhered to the outer peripheral portion 15 of each housing portion 11. Therefore, according to the second embodiment, the patient is a portion facing the notch 42 in the lid seal 21, that is, a portion that is not adhered to the outer peripheral portion 15 of each housing portion 11 in the lid seal 21. Can be used as a grip portion when the lid seal 21 is peeled off from each of the accommodating portions 11 (handle when the lid is peeled off), so that the patient can remove the lid seal 21 from the accommodating portion 11. It can be made easier. The other effects of the second embodiment are the same as those of the first embodiment.

[Third Embodiment]
Next, a medicine calendar according to Embodiment 3 of the present invention will be described with reference to FIG. Since the basic configuration of the third embodiment is the same as that of the first embodiment, only different parts will be described below. In the third embodiment, a notch 52 (a substantially triangular notch in the example of FIG. 12) is formed at the end of the lower left corner of the lid seal 21 in the lid seal sheet 51 in the figure. . The notch 52 faces the outer peripheral portion 15 of each housing portion 11 in the lid seal 21 so as not to hinder the sealing of the opening 14 (see FIG. 3 and the like) of each housing portion 11 by the lid seal 21. However, it is formed in a portion that does not oppose the opening 14 of each housing portion 11.

  Thus, in the third embodiment, the portion facing the notch 52 in the outer peripheral portion 15 of each housing portion 11 is a portion where the lid seal 21 is not adhered. Therefore, according to the third embodiment, the patient has a portion facing the notch 52 in the outer peripheral portion 15 of each accommodating portion 11, that is, the lid seal 21 in the outer peripheral portion 15 of each accommodating portion 11. Since the non-adhered portion can be a portion to be used when the patient peels off the lid seal 21 from each of the accommodating portions 11, the patient peels off the lid seal 21 from the accommodating portion 11. Work can be facilitated. The other effects of the third embodiment are the same as those of the first embodiment.

[Fourth Embodiment]
Next, a medicine calendar according to Embodiment 4 of the present invention will be described with reference to FIG. Since the basic configuration of the fourth embodiment is the same as that of the first embodiment, only different parts will be described below. In the fourth embodiment, at the end of the lower left corner of each lid seal 21 in the lid seal sheet 61, a portion 62 (in the example of FIG. Part) is formed. The outer periphery of each housing portion 11 in the lid seal 21 is such that the portion 62 where no adhesive is attached to the back side does not hinder the sealing of the openings 14 of the housing portions 11 by the lid seal 21. It is a portion facing the portion 15 but not facing the opening 14.

  As described above, in the fourth embodiment, the portion 62 where the adhesive is not attached to the back side in each lid seal 21 separated from the lid seal sheet 61 is the outer peripheral portion 15 of each storage portion 11. And the part that is not sticky and fixed (free end). Therefore, according to the fourth embodiment, the patient adheres to the outer peripheral portion 15 of each housing portion 11 in the lid seal 21 and the portion (free end) that is not adhered and fixed to the lid seal 21. Since it can be used as a gripping part (triggering when peeling) from each housing part 11, the patient can easily work to peel off the lid seal 21 from the housing part 11. The other effects of the fourth embodiment are the same as those of the first embodiment.

[Fifth Embodiment]
Next, a medicine calendar according to Embodiment 5 of the present invention will be described with reference to FIG. Since the basic configuration of the fifth embodiment is the same as that of the first embodiment, only different parts will be described below. In the fifth embodiment, the medicine sticking sheet 72 is provided on the surface opposite to the opening side of the calendar main body 71 (the side facing the lid seal sheet 2 (see FIG. 1 and the like)) (the back surface of each housing portion 11). Is sticky and fixed. The medicine sticking sheet 72 has a seal (not shown) that can be peeled off separately from the other parts for each part facing the respective accommodating portions 11. When the seal is removed, the medicine sticking sheet 72 is formed. The exposed adhesive part is exposed). Further, the medicine sticking sheet 72 is formed with a similar separation cut (not shown) at a position opposite to the separation cut 12a (see FIG. 3B, etc.) between the storage portions 11. Yes.

  In the fifth embodiment, the pharmacist peels off the seal of each part to expose the adhesive part (part to which the adhesive is attached), and the adhesive part (the part to which the adhesive part is not put in the storage part 11) ( For example, a container 73 of powdered medicine stored in a relatively large bag can be adhered and pasted for each container 11. Therefore, according to the fifth embodiment, a relatively large container 73 (a container 73 containing powdered medicine etc.) that cannot be placed in each container 11 on the back side of each container 11 of the calendar body 71. ) Can be affixed to each of the accommodating portions 11, so that the medicine that cannot be accommodated in each accommodating portion 11 in the medicine calendar despite being included in the medicine for each single dose of the patient Can be made easier. The other effects of the fifth embodiment are the same as those of the first embodiment.

[Sixth Embodiment]
Next, a support for storing a medicine calendar according to Embodiment 6 of the present invention will be described with reference to FIGS. In the sixth embodiment, especially for the medicine calendar, the basic configuration is the same as that of the first embodiment, and therefore only different parts will be described below. As shown in FIG. 15, the medicine calendar according to the sixth embodiment has a calendar main body (medicine sheet) 81 in which a plurality of storage portions are arranged in a lattice shape in the vertical direction and the horizontal direction, and the front side (patient side). A medication date and time sheet 84 (date and print content is the same as the lid seal sheet 2 in FIG. 1 but does not have an adhesive portion, that is, a seal portion) describing the date and time of each medication to be arranged is shown in the upper part of the figure. It is used in a state of being sandwiched between a transparent plate (acrylic plate) 82 and a frame body (frame) 83 below the figure.

  The transparent plate 82 and the frame body (frame) 83 are fixed to each other by, for example, a magnet (thin magnet sheet). The frame (frame) 83 is provided with a wall-hanging metal fitting 83a. As shown in FIG. 16, the frame (frame) 83 is formed in a hollow inside the rectangular frame.

  Next, the usage method of this Embodiment 6 is demonstrated. At the time of the first dispensing, the dispensing pharmacy passes all of the transparent plate 82, the frame 83, the calendar body 81, and the medication date and time sheet 84 to the patient side, but the transparent plate 82 and the frame 83 are consumed. Since it is not a product, the dispensing pharmacy passes only the calendar body 81 and the medication date and time sheet 84 to the patient side from the second and subsequent dispensing.

  From the second and subsequent dispensing, the patient side inserts the calendar body 81 and the medication date / time sheet 84 delivered from the dispensing pharmacy by himself between the transparent plate 82 and the frame 83 as shown in FIG. The plate 82 and the frame 83 are fixed with a magnet or the like. At the time of each medication, the patient opens the container of the corresponding date and time from the bottom side of the recess (that is, from the hollow side of the frame 83) with a predetermined tool such as a cutter, etc. Take the medicine for the second dose and take it.

  As described above, according to the sixth embodiment, the dispensing pharmacy side only has to hand the calendar body 81 and the medication date and time sheet 84 without the adhesive part (seal part) to the patient side for the second and subsequent dispensings. Therefore, the medicine calendar can be provided to the patient side at a low cost. The other effects of the sixth embodiment are the same as those of the first embodiment.

[Seventh Embodiment]
Next, a support for storing a medicine calendar according to Embodiment 7 of the present invention will be described with reference to FIGS. Since the basic configuration of the seventh embodiment is the same as that of the first embodiment and the sixth embodiment, only different parts will be described below. As shown in FIG. 17, the medicine calendar according to the seventh embodiment has a calendar main body (medicine sheet) 81 in which a plurality of storage portions are arranged in a lattice shape in the vertical direction and the horizontal direction, and the front side (patient side). A medication date and time sheet 84 (date and print content is the same as the lid seal sheet 2 in FIG. 1 but does not have an adhesive portion, that is, a seal portion) describing the date and time of each medication to be arranged is shown in the upper part of the figure. It is used in a state of being sandwiched between a transparent plate (acrylic plate) 82 and a frame (frame) 93 below the figure.

  In the seventh embodiment, as shown in FIGS. 17 to 19, the frame body (framework) 93 has a plurality of horizontal bars (lattices) in the illustrated horizontal direction, six in the illustrated example. The six horizontal rods (lattices) are arranged so that a total of seven (one week) rectangular cavities are arranged in the vertical direction in the figure inside the outer peripheral frame of the frame (frame) 93. Is formed. As a result, in the seventh embodiment, when the calendar body 1 is disposed in the frame body (frame) 93, each horizontal row of each accommodating portion (total of 7 rows in the vertical direction) in the calendar body 1 is obtained. The calender body 1 enters into a total of seven rectangular cavities in the outer peripheral frame of the frame (frame) 93, and the calendar body 1 is stably placed and supported in the frame (frame) 93. It becomes like this. Except for using such a frame (frame) 93, the configuration and operational effects of the seventh embodiment are the same as those of the sixth embodiment.

  As mentioned above, although each embodiment of the present invention was described, the present invention is not limited to what was described as each above-mentioned embodiment, and various amendments and changes are possible. For example, in each of the first to fifth embodiments, a plurality of lid seals 21 that are adhered or fixed to the outer peripheral portion 15 of each of the housing portions 11 are used as other lids in order to close the opening 14 of each of the housing portions 11. The lid seal sheet 2 formed so as to be continuous with the seal 21 (via the separation cut 22) is attached to the entire calendar body 1, but in the present invention, the lid seal sheet 2 is not used. Thus, each lid seal may be directly adhered and fixed to the outer peripheral portion 15 of each accommodating portion 11 in the calendar body 1. In each of the first to seventh embodiments, a sheet on which each medication date and time is printed (the lid seal sheet 2 in the first to fifth embodiments, the medication date and time sheet 84 in the sixth and seventh embodiments, etc.) is an opaque sheet. However, for example, the date and time of each medication may be printed on a transparent or translucent sheet such as paraffin paper. When using such a transparent or translucent sheet printed with each medication date and time, the patient visually recognizes the medicine in each container 11 through the transparent or translucent sheet printed with each medication date and time. Benefits such as being able to do things.

1, 41, 71, 81 Calendar main body 2, 51, 61 Lid seal sheet 3 Support plate 11 Storage portion 12 Connection portion 12a Separation cut 13 Recess 13a Recess bottom 13b Recess side 14 Opening 14a Opening edge 14b Part 15 formed obliquely in the edge of the opening 15 Outer part 15a Wide part 17, 27, 31 Insertion hole 21 Lid seal 21a Grasp part (substantially triangular end part)
22 Separation cut 23 Opening cut 24 Crack 32 Pin 33 Personal computer 62 Part of the lid seal sheet where the adhesive part does not exist 72 Sheet 82 for applying a medicine Transparent plate 83, 93 Frame (framework)
83a, 93a Mounting bracket 84 Medication date sheet 93b Rod-shaped body

Claims (14)

It is a medicine calendar that keeps medicines to be taken multiple times,
A calendar having an opening and an outer periphery thereof, and a plurality of receiving portions each containing a medicine to be taken at one time are arranged so as to be continuous with each other via a separation cut for separating from other receiving portions. The body,
Lid seals that are respectively adhered or fixed to the outer periphery of each housing part to close the opening of each housing part in the calendar body;
Each of the lid seals has a gripping end that does not have an adhesive disposed at a predetermined distance from the opening of the housing portion in a portion of the lid seal that faces the outer peripheral portion of the housing portion. The medicine calendar characterized by having a part and the opening cut | interruption extended from the vicinity position of the said edge part for said grip to the position facing the vicinity of the opening part of the said accommodating part.   The medicine calendar according to claim 1, wherein the lid seal includes a resin sheet that is easily cut in a direction substantially parallel to the direction in which the cut is formed, and is hard to cut in other directions. It is a medicine calendar that keeps medicines to be taken multiple times,
A calendar body having an opening and an outer periphery thereof, and a plurality of storage portions each storing a medicine to be taken at one time are arranged to be continuous with each other;
Lid seals that are respectively adhered or fixed to the outer periphery of each housing part to close the opening of each housing part in the calendar body;
A medicine calendar, wherein at least a side surface portion of each of the housing portions is subjected to a texture processing. It is a medicine calendar that keeps medicines to be taken multiple times,
A calendar having an opening and an outer periphery thereof, and a plurality of receiving portions each containing a medicine to be taken at one time are arranged so as to be continuous with each other via a separation cut for separating from other receiving portions. The body,
Lid seals that are respectively adhered or fixed to the outer periphery of each housing part to close the opening of each housing part in the calendar body;
The lid seal has an end portion for gripping where no adhesive is present at a predetermined distance from the opening of the housing portion in a portion facing the outer peripheral portion of the housing portion of the lid seal. The edge of the opening of each housing portion is formed so that the portion facing the grip end in the outer peripheral portion of each housing portion is wider than the other portion in the outer peripheral portion. A medicine calendar that is shaped into a unique shape. It is a medicine calendar that keeps medicines to be taken multiple times,
A calendar having an opening and an outer periphery thereof, and a plurality of receiving portions each containing a medicine to be taken at one time are arranged so as to be continuous with each other via a separation cut for separating from other receiving portions. The body,
Lid seals that are respectively adhered or fixed to the outer periphery of each housing part to close the opening of each housing part in the calendar body;
The medicine calendar is characterized in that a cutout is formed in each calendar body at a portion of the outer peripheral portion of each housing portion that is a predetermined distance away from each opening. It is a medicine calendar that keeps medicines to be taken multiple times,
A calendar having an opening and an outer periphery thereof, and a plurality of receiving portions each containing a medicine to be taken at one time are arranged so as to be continuous with each other via a separation cut for separating from other receiving portions. The body,
Lid seals that are respectively adhered or fixed to the outer periphery of each housing part to close the opening of each housing part in the calendar body;
Each of the lid seals is formed with a notch in a portion of the outer peripheral portion of each of the housing portions that is opposed to a portion that is separated from the opening by a predetermined distance. Medicine calendar. It is a medicine calendar that keeps medicines to be taken multiple times,
A calendar having an opening and an outer periphery thereof, and a plurality of receiving portions each containing a medicine to be taken at one time are arranged so as to be continuous with each other via a separation cut for separating from other receiving portions. The body,
Lid seals that are respectively adhered or fixed to the outer periphery of each housing part to close the opening of each housing part in the calendar body;
And each lid seal is formed with a portion where no adhesive is present in a portion of the outer peripheral portion of each housing portion that is opposed to a portion that is a predetermined distance away from each opening portion. A medicine calendar featuring It is a medicine calendar that keeps medicines to be taken multiple times,
A calendar having an opening and an outer periphery thereof, and a plurality of receiving portions each containing a medicine to be taken at one time are arranged so as to be continuous with each other via a separation cut for separating from other receiving portions. The body,
Lid seals that are respectively adhered or fixed to the outer periphery of each housing part to close the opening of each housing part in the calendar body;
A medicine sticking sheet fixed to a surface of the calendar body opposite to the opening side of each housing portion, and sticks a medicine housing body that cannot be placed in each housing portion for each housing portion. Or a sheet for drug application in which an adhesive part that can be applied is formed,
A medicine calendar characterized by having.   9. The lid seal sheet according to claim 1, wherein each of the lid seals is provided on a lid seal sheet that is arranged so as to be continuous with each other through a separation cut for separating from the plurality of other lid seals. The medicine calendar listed.   The medicine calendar according to any one of claims 1 to 9, wherein an edible jelly stored in a container such as a bag is stored in each container together with a plurality of types of medicines for each dose.   A calendar body formed of a thin and soft material so that a plurality of storage portions each having an opening and an outer peripheral portion thereof for storing medicines to be taken at one time are continuously arranged; When a medicine calendar is prepared in which the opening is sealed by a lid seal that is adhered or fixed to the outer periphery of the container after the medicine to be taken at one time is stored through each opening. A support for producing a medicine calendar to be used, comprising a hard support plate having substantially the same or similar shape as the calendar body, and when the medicine to be taken at one time is accommodated in each of the accommodating portions, the calendar A support for preparing a medicine calendar, which is used in a state where the calendar body is placed so as to support the body from below.   The support plate for producing a medicine calendar according to claim 11, wherein the support plate constituting the support device is formed of a transparent material and is subjected to texture processing. A medicine calendar storage support tool for storing medicines to be taken multiple times,
A calendar main body having an opening and an outer periphery thereof, each of which is formed so that a plurality of receiving portions each containing a medicine to be taken at one time are continuously arranged, and a time zone for taking the medicine for each of the containing portions A frame for storing a sheet displaying
A transparent sheet that is attached to the frame body from the outside and prevents the sheet displaying the calendar body and the time zone of each medication from being removed from the frame body;
Support for storage of medicine calendar consisting of. The medicine calendar storage support according to claim 13, wherein the frame body is provided with a plurality of rod-shaped bodies for dividing the inside into a plurality of parts.