JP7049071B2 - Medicine calendar and support for its production and storage - Google Patents

Description

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

Traditionally, a calendar of multiple containments for each single dose of medication has been used so that patients can regularly take multiple doses of each single dose of multiple medications. A drug calendar arranged as described above has been proposed (Patent Document 1). This medicine calendar can be used, for example, for each single-dose drug (a single-dose package in which a naked tablet is packaged, or a single-dose dose, or cut and separated into a dose corresponding to the single-dose dose. Each compartment (containment unit) capable of accommodating (may be a single dose consisting of drugs contained in a plurality of types of PTP sheets) is vertically or horizontally 7 pieces for at least one week and horizontally. Or, at least three pieces of morning, noon, and evening (or four pieces of morning, noon, evening, and night) are arranged in the vertical direction.

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

Japanese Unexamined Patent Publication No. 2002-28237

However, (a) the conventional medicine calendar has a problem that it is difficult for the elderly and the like to take out the medicine inside from the storage portion separated from the medicine calendar. In addition, (b) the conventional drug calendar has a problem that it is not possible to efficiently audit whether or not each single dose of drug placed in each storage unit in the drug calendar is appropriate. rice field. In addition, (c) there is a problem that it is difficult to handle a drug that cannot be contained in each storage portion in the medicine calendar even though it is included in each dose in the conventional medicine calendar. rice field. In addition, (d) the conventional drug calendar has a problem that it is difficult for a patient to take a plurality of types of drugs for each single dose at one time. (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 bent or rolled. It is desirable to form it from a material), but there is a problem that the work of accommodating a single dose of a drug (hand-spreading work) in each accommodating portion becomes complicated and inefficient. Further, (f) the conventional medicine calendar has a problem that the manufacturing cost is high because it is necessary to attach a lid sticker indicating the time zone of each medicine to each storage portion.

The present invention has been made by paying attention to such a problem of the prior art, and (a) facilitates the work of taking out the internal medicine from the storage portion separated from the medicine calendar even for elderly people and the like. A drug calendar that can be used, (b) a drug calendar that can efficiently perform an image audit of whether or not each single dose of drug placed in each storage unit in the drug calendar is appropriate, (c). A medicine calendar that can facilitate the handling of medicines that are included in each single dose but cannot be contained in each storage unit in the medicine calendar, (d) Multiple types of each single dose. A medicine calendar that makes it easier for patients to take the medicine, (e) Even if the medicine calendar is made of a thin and soft material so that it can be bent or rolled, the medicine for each single dose in each container Support for making a medicine calendar that can efficiently perform the work of accommodating (hand-spreading work), or (f) Support for storage of a medicine calendar that can significantly reduce the manufacturing cost compared to the past. The purpose is to provide the ingredients.

The medicine calendar according to the present invention for solving the above problems is a medicine calendar for collectively storing medicines to be taken multiple times, and has an opening and an outer peripheral portion thereof, and is taken at one time. A calendar body in which a plurality of storage portions for accommodating each of the medicines to be contained are arranged so as to be continuous with each other through a separation cut for separating from the other storage portions, and an opening of each storage portion in the calendar body. Each of the lid seals is provided with a lid seal that is adhered to or fixed to the outer peripheral portion of each of the accommodating portions in order to close the lid seal. A gripping end portion where there is no adhesive placed at a portion separated from the portion by a predetermined distance, and an opening cut extending from a position near the gripping end portion to a position facing the vicinity of the opening portion of the accommodating portion. It has.

Further, in the medicine calendar of the present invention, the lid seal may include a resin sheet that is easily cut in a direction substantially parallel to the direction in which the cut is formed and is difficult to cut in the other direction.

Further, the medicine calendar according to the present invention is a medicine calendar for collectively storing medicines to be taken multiple times, and has an opening and an outer peripheral portion thereof, and has a plurality of medicines to be taken at one time. It is provided with a calendar body in which the accommodating portions are arranged so as to be continuous with each other, and a lid seal to be adhered or fixed to the outer peripheral portion of each accommodating portion in order to close the opening of each accommodating portion in the calendar body. At least the side surface portion of each of the accommodating portions is textured.

Further, the medicine calendar according to the present invention is a medicine calendar for collectively storing medicines to be taken multiple times, and has an opening and an outer peripheral portion thereof, and has a plurality of medicines to be taken at one time. A calendar body in which the accommodating portions are arranged so as to be continuous with each other through a separation cut for separating from other accommodating portions, and each accommodating portion for closing an opening of each accommodating portion in the calendar body. Each of the outer peripheral portions of the lid seal is provided with a lid seal to be adhered or fixed, and the lid seal is separated from the opening of the accommodating portion in the portion of the lid seal facing the outer peripheral portion of the accommodating portion by a predetermined distance. A gripping end portion in which no adhesive is present is formed in the portion, and the edge portion of the opening of each accommodating portion has a portion of the outer peripheral portion of each accommodating portion facing the gripping end portion. It is formed in a shape that is wider than other parts in the outer peripheral portion.

Further, the medicine calendar according to the present invention is a medicine calendar for collectively storing medicines to be taken multiple times, and has an opening and an outer peripheral portion thereof to accommodate a plurality of medicines to be taken at one time. A calendar body in which the accommodating portions are arranged so as to be continuous with each other through a separation cut for separating from other accommodating portions, and each accommodating portion for closing an opening of each accommodating portion in the calendar body. Each calendar body is provided with a lid seal that is adhered or fixed to the outer peripheral portion of the calendar, and a notch is formed in a portion of the outer peripheral portion of each accommodating portion that is separated from each opening by a predetermined distance. It is what has been done.

Further, the medicine calendar according to the present invention is a medicine calendar for collectively storing medicines to be taken multiple times, and has an opening and an outer peripheral portion thereof, and has a plurality of medicines to be taken at one time. A calendar body in which the accommodating portions are arranged so as to be continuous with each other through a separation cut for separating from other accommodating portions, and each accommodating portion for closing an opening of each accommodating portion in the calendar body. Each of the lid seals is provided with a lid seal to be adhered or fixed to the outer peripheral portion of the lid, and each of the lid seals is provided on a portion of the outer peripheral portion of each accommodating portion facing a portion separated from each opening by a predetermined distance. A notch is formed.

Further, the medicine calendar according to the present invention is a medicine calendar for collectively storing medicines to be taken multiple times, and has an opening and an outer peripheral portion thereof, and has a plurality of medicines to be taken at one time. A calendar body in which the accommodating portions are arranged so as to be continuous with each other through a separation cut for separating from other accommodating portions, and each accommodating portion for closing an opening of each accommodating portion in the calendar body. Each of the lid seals is provided with a lid seal to be adhered or fixed to the outer peripheral portion of the inner peripheral portion, and each of the lid seals is provided on a portion of the outer peripheral portion of the respective accommodating portions facing a portion separated from each opening by a predetermined distance. , The part where the adhesive does not exist is formed.

Further, the medicine calendar according to the present invention is a medicine calendar for collectively storing medicines to be taken multiple times, and has an opening and an outer peripheral portion thereof to accommodate a plurality of medicines to be taken at one time. A calendar body in which the accommodating portions are arranged so as to be continuous with each other through a separation cut for separating from other accommodating portions, and each accommodating portion for closing an opening of each accommodating portion in the calendar body. A lid seal that is adhered to or fixed to the outer peripheral portion of the calendar, and a chemical affixing sheet that is fixed to the surface of the calendar body opposite to the opening side of each of the accommodating portions. It is provided with a drug-attaching sheet having an adhesive portion on which an adhesive body that cannot be placed in each of the accommodating portions can be adhered or attached.

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

Further, in the medicine calendar according to the present invention, edible jelly contained in a container such as a bag may be stored together with the plurality of types of drugs for one dose in each of the storage portions.

Further, the support for making a medicine calendar according to the present invention is thin and soft so that a plurality of storage portions having an opening and an outer peripheral portion thereof and accommodating each of the medicines to be taken at one time are continuously arranged with each other. The calendar body formed of the material is included, and after the drug to be taken at one time is accommodated in each of the accommodating portions through each opening, the lid seal is adhered or fixed to the outer peripheral portion of the accommodating portion. It is a support tool for making a medicine calendar used when making a medicine calendar with an opening sealed, and consists of a hard support plate having substantially the same or similar shape as the calendar body, and is taken at one time. When the drug to be stored is contained in each of the storage portions, the calendar body is used in a state where the calendar body is placed so as to support the calendar body from below.

Further, in the present invention, the support plate constituting the support tool for manufacturing the medicine calendar may be formed of a transparent material and may be textured.

Further, the medicine calendar storage support according to the present invention is a medicine calendar storage support that collectively stores medicines to be taken multiple times, and has an opening and an outer peripheral portion thereof once. A calendar body formed so that a plurality of accommodating portions for accommodating the medicines to be taken in each of the accommodating portions are continuously arranged, and a frame for accommodating a sheet displaying the time zone of medication for each of the accommodating portions. It is a transparent sheet attached to the frame from the outside and comprises a transparent sheet for preventing the calendar body and the sheet displaying the time zone of each medication from coming off the frame.

Further, in the storage support for the medicine calendar according to the present invention, a plurality of rod-shaped bodies for dividing the inside into a plurality of may be provided in the frame body.

In the present invention, the lid seal faces the outer peripheral portion of the accommodating portion in the lid seal (the flange-shaped portion surrounding the opening in the accommodating portion), but is separated from the opening of the accommodating portion by a predetermined distance. A gripping end portion in which no adhesive is present and an opening cut cut formed at a position near the gripping end portion toward the opening of the accommodating portion are formed in the portion. When this is done, the lid seal can be easily peeled off from the housing portion, and when the intermediate portion of the lid seal is cut along the opening cut, a part of the opening portion of the housing portion (for example, 3 of the entire opening). About one-third to two-thirds of the part or about half of the opening) remains covered with a part of the lid seal. It is possible to prevent inconveniences such as popping out and spilling.

Further, in particular, in the medicine calendar, the lid seal contains a resin sheet that is easy to cut in a direction substantially parallel to the direction in which the opening cut extends and is difficult to cut in other directions (for example, of such a property). When the resin sheet, the paper sheet on which the time zone of each medication is printed, and the adhesive sheet are laminated), the operation of cutting the middle part of the lid seal along the direction of the opening cut is further performed. You will be able to do it stably.

Further, in the present invention, when at least the side surface portion of each of the accommodating portions is textured, the dispensing audit performed after the hand-spreading work (dispensing operation) of the drug on each accommodating portion of the calendar body. When performing an image audit as an aid, for example, when a scanner or a camera is used to shine light from below each of the accommodations to acquire an image of each single dose of the drug contained in each of the accommodations. Since the light from below is suppressed from being reflected in the direction of the drug in each of the accommodations on the side surface by the embossing, a clear image of the medicine in each of the accommodations can be obtained, and based on this. It will be possible to perform a more appropriate image audit.

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

Further, in the present invention, when a notch is formed in a part of the outer peripheral portion of each accommodating portion of the calendar body (a portion separated from each opening by a predetermined distance), the lid is formed. Since the portion of the seal facing the notch (a part of the outer peripheral portion of each accommodating portion) is not fixed to the outer peripheral portion of each accommodating portion, the patient can cover the portion with the lid seal. Can be used as a gripping portion (starting point) when peeling off from each of the accommodating portions.

Further, in the present invention, when a notch is formed in a portion of the outer peripheral portion of each of the accommodating portions in the lid seal facing the portion separated from the opening by a predetermined distance, respectively. The portion of the calendar body facing the notch (a part of the lid seal) is a portion to which the lid seal is not fixed. It can be used as a starting point when peeling off.

Further, in the present invention, a portion in the outer peripheral portion of each of the accommodating portions in the lid seal facing the portion separated from each opening by a predetermined distance is formed with a portion in which no adhesive is present. In such a case, a part of the portion of the lid seal facing the outer peripheral portion of each of the accommodating portions is not fixed to a part of the outer peripheral portion of each of the accommodating portions in the calendar main body. The portion can be a grip portion (starting point) when the patient peels the lid seal from the accommodating portion.

Further, in the present invention, it is a chemical affixing sheet fixed to the surface of the calendar body opposite to the opening side (the back surface of each accommodating portion) where the lid seal is arranged, and for each accommodating portion. In addition, when a drug affixing sheet having an adhesive portion for adhering or affixing an accommodating body of a drug that cannot be placed in each accommodating portion is provided, the back surface of each accommodating portion of the calendar body is provided. Since it is possible to attach a drug container (for example, a relatively large bag containing powder) that cannot be placed in each container, it is included in each single dose of the patient, but it is included in the drug calendar. It is possible to facilitate the handling of drugs that cannot be contained in each storage unit.

Further, in the present invention, when the edible jelly contained in the container such as a bag is stored together with the plurality of kinds of drugs for one dose in each of the storage portions, the patient is provided once for each. Since a plurality of types of drugs to be taken can be swallowed together with the jelly, a plurality of types of drugs to be taken once can be easily taken.

Further, in the support tool for making a medicine calendar according to the present invention, when the calendar body is formed of a thin and soft material and the medicine for each single dose is stored in each storage portion in the calendar body (for example, hand-spraying). (At the time of work), when the calendar body is used in a state of being arranged on a hard support plate having substantially the same or similar shape as the calendar body, the soft calendar body is supported from below by the hard support plate. , The hand-spraying work and the like can be efficiently performed.

Further, in the support tool for manufacturing 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. When acquiring an image of a drug in each of the accommodations for performing an image audit as an aid to a dispensing audit, the image of the drug in each of the accommodations can also be acquired by scanning from below the support plate. It will be like.

Further, in the support tool for manufacturing 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 textured, the calendar body is supported. When an image of a drug in each accommodating portion is acquired by a scanner or a camera installed under the support plate in order to perform an image audit as an aid to a dispensing audit while being supported by the plate, the scanner or the like. Since the irradiation light from the above is prevented from being reflected in the direction of the medicine in each storage portion through the support plate by the grain processing, a clear image of the medicine in each storage portion can be obtained. Appropriate image auditing can be performed based on the clear image obtained in this way.

Further, in the support for storing the medicine calendar according to the present invention, the medicine calendar is housed in the frame body and the sheet displaying the calendar body and the time zone of each medication is housed in the frame, and the transparent sheet does not come off the frame body. When arranged and configured in this way, there is no need to attach each lid seal or manufacture a lid seal sheet in which each lid seal is continuously arranged, greatly reducing the manufacturing cost of the entire medicine calendar. can do.

Further, in the storage support for the medicine calendar according to the present invention, when a plurality of rod-shaped bodies are arranged inside the outer periphery of the frame body so that the inside of the frame body is divided into a plurality of spaces. When the calendar body is arranged in the frame, each accommodating portion in the calendar body can be inserted into each of the partitioned spaces, so that the calendar body can be arranged 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 the support for making the medicine calendar. It is a perspective view which shows the calendar main body in Embodiment 1. FIG. (A) is a plan view showing the calendar main body in the first embodiment, (b) is a front view thereof, and (c) is a side view thereof. It is a perspective view which shows the lid seal sheet in Embodiment 1. FIG. (A) is a view when a part of the lid seal sheet is viewed from the front side when the lid seal sheet is attached to the calendar body, and (b) is a view when the lid seal sheet is attached to the calendar body. It is a figure when a part of the calendar body is seen from the back side (the bottom side of the recess of the accommodating part). (A) is a perspective view showing the accommodating portion separated from other accommodating portions from the front side (cover seal side), and (b) is a perspective view showing it from the back side (bottom side of the recess). (A) is a perspective view showing from the front side (cover seal side) the state in which the patient is taking the medicine calendar of the first embodiment separately for each time zone of each medicine. , (B) is a perspective view showing it from the back side (the bottom side of the recess of each accommodating portion). It is a figure for demonstrating an example of the operation which separates one accommodating part from the calendar main body of this Embodiment 1 and takes out the medicine for one dose contained in the accommodating part. It is a figure for demonstrating an example of the operation which separates one accommodating part from the calendar main body of this Embodiment 1 and takes out the medicine for one dose contained in the accommodating part. It is a figure for demonstrating the dispensing audit (including the dispensing audit support by an image) after the hand-spreading work of the drug using the medicine calendar of 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 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. Is. It is a figure for demonstrating the storage support 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. It is a figure for demonstrating the storage support tool of the medicine calendar which concerns on this Embodiment 7.

[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 manufacturing the medicine calendar according to the first embodiment of the present invention, FIG. 2 is a perspective view of a calendar body, and FIG. 3A is a plan view and a view of the calendar body. 3 (b) is a front view thereof, FIG. 3 (c) is a side view thereof, FIG. 4 is a perspective view showing the lid seal sheet in the first embodiment, and FIG. 5 (a) shows the lid seal sheet 2 on the calendar body 1. A view of a part of the lid seal sheet 2 in the attached state when viewed from the front side, FIG. 5B is a part of the calendar body 1 in the state where the lid seal sheet 2 is attached to the calendar body 1. Is viewed from the back surface side (bottom side of the recess of each accommodating portion), and FIG. 6A is a perspective view showing one accommodating portion after being separated from the other accommodating portions from the front side (lid seal side). 6 (b) is a perspective view showing the accommodating portion from the back side (bottom side of the recess).

In FIG. 1, 1 is a calendar body (tray), 2 is a lid seal sheet attached to the front side (patient side) of the calendar body 1 when viewed from the patient, and 3 is one in each storage portion of the calendar body 1. It is a support plate used for placing and supporting the calendar main body 1 at the time of hand-spraying work for accommodating each of the medicines to be taken once.

First, the configuration of the calendar main body 1 in the first embodiment will be described with reference to FIGS. 1 (b), 2, 3, 5, 5, 6 and the like. As shown in FIG. 3 and the like, the calendar body 1 has a plurality of storage units 11 for accommodating a single dose of a patient, and in the illustrated example, there are seven rows in the vertical direction (a total of seven from Monday to Sunday). It is continuously formed via the connecting portion 12 so as to be arranged in a grid pattern in four rows (morning, noon, evening, and four medication times before bedtime) in the horizontal direction. .. In addition, after each accommodating portion 11 is separated from a plurality of other accommodating portions 11 (by a separation cut 12a described later), the connecting portion 12 has an opening 14 (edge portion) of each accommodating portion 11. It is a portion that becomes an outer peripheral portion 15 (a brim-shaped portion to which the lid seal 21 is adhered and fixed) that is continuous with 14a).

As shown in FIG. 3 and the like, each of the accommodating portions 11 has a recess 13 in which each single dose of medicine is stored, and each single dose of medicine can be taken in and out between the recess 13 and the outside. The opening 14 and the flange-shaped outer peripheral portion 15 continuous with the edge portion 14a (see FIG. 5) of the opening 14 (before each accommodating portion 11 is separated from a plurality of other accommodating portions 11, each accommodating portion is used. It is composed of a portion (a portion that is a connecting portion 12 that connects 11 to each other). Further, the recess 13 is composed of a bottom portion 13a and a side portion 13b. Further, as shown in FIGS. 1B, 2 and 3, the recess 13 and the opening 14 are formed so that their planes are substantially pentagonal.

Further, a separation cut 12a such as a perforation for separating the respective accommodating portions 11 from each other is formed in the central portion of the connecting portion 12. As shown in FIGS. 2 and 3B, the separation cuts 12a are formed in a grid pattern on the entire calendar body 1.

Next, the configuration of the lid seal sheet 2 in the first embodiment will be described with reference to FIGS. 1 (a), 4, 5, 5, 6 and the like. The lid seal sheet 2 is a sheet in which each lid seal 21 for closing the opening 14 of each accommodating portion 11 is continuously formed through a separation cut 22 such as a perforation. .. Each of the lid seals 21 faces each of the accommodating portions 11, that is, in the illustrated example, there are 7 rows in the vertical direction (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 times) are arranged in a grid pattern. As shown in FIGS. 4 and 5A, on the surface of each lid seal 21, a symbol indicating the date and time and time zone of each medication, the patient's ID, etc., so as to contribute to the medication management of the corresponding patient. (For example, a barcode) is printed.

Further, the lid seal sheet 2 is (i) a paper sheet on which the date and time and time zone of each medication are printed, and (ii) the whole is unidirectional, that is, in FIG. 4, the opening 14 (flat surface) of each accommodating portion 11 is formed. A resin sheet in which fibers are kneaded so as to be easy to cut in the vertical direction and difficult to cut in the other direction so as to vertically cut through the substantially central portion of the horizontally long substantially pentagonal opening 14), and (iii) the connection. Part 12 (a portion that becomes a flange-shaped outer peripheral portion 15 continuous with the edge portion 14a of the opening 14 of each accommodating portion 11 after each of the accommodating portions 11 is separated from the calendar main body 1 by the cut 12a) Adhesive sheets formed so that the portion facing the surface is an adhesive portion (a portion to which the adhesive is adhered) are laminated in the above order.

As described above, in the lid seal sheet 2, the portion of the back surface side of each lid seal 21 (the side facing or abutting the calendar body 1) facing the outer peripheral portion 15 of each accommodating portion 11 is an adhesive. It is an adhesive part to which is attached. Therefore, when the lid seal sheet 2 is attached to the calendar main body 1 after the medicine for one dose is stored in each of the storage portions 11, the adhesive portion in each of the lid seals 21 is said to be the same. It is adhered and fixed to the outer peripheral portion 15 in the accommodating portion 11, and as a result, the opening portion 14 of each accommodating portion 11 is sealed by the lid seal 21. Even in this case, since the adhesive is not adhered to the portion of the lid seal 21 facing the opening 14 on the back surface side, the chemical in the accommodating portion 11 adheres to the adhesive portion of the lid seal 21. There is no fear of doing it.

Further, in the first embodiment, as shown in FIG. 5, a substantially triangular end portion (a substantially triangular end portion in one corner (lower left corner in the drawing in FIG. 5A)) in each lid seal 21 of the lid seal sheet 2 is used. The back surface (the surface facing the calendar body 1) of the portion 21a) shown by the diagonal lines in FIGS. 5A and 5B is a portion to which the adhesive is not adhered. The substantially triangular end portion 21a to which the adhesive is not adhered is a portion that serves as a grip portion 21a (starting point) when the patient peels the lid seal 21 from the accommodating portion 11.

Further, in the first embodiment, as described above with respect to FIGS. 1 to 6, each of the accommodating portions 11 is formed in a substantially pentagonal shape in a plane. In this way, the plane of each accommodating portion 11 is formed into a substantially pentagonal shape because the opening portion of the accommodating portion 11 is formed in a part of the outer peripheral portion 15 of each accommodating portion 11 (in FIG. 5B or the like). The outer region of the portion 14b formed diagonally to the longitudinal direction (horizontal direction in the figure) of the opening 14 in the edge portion 14a of the 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 adhered in the outer peripheral portion 15.

Further, in the first embodiment, as shown in FIGS. 5 (a) and 6 (a), the center of each lid seal 21 of the triangular grip portion 21a in each lid seal 21 of the lid seal sheet 2. At a position near the side (a position separated from the left end of the opening 14 in the longitudinal direction by an arbitrary distance between a quarter and a third of the entire longitudinal direction of the opening 14). A cut 23 extending in the upward direction in the drawing (however, extending so as not to reach the opening 14) is formed from the lower end of each lid seal 21 toward the opening 14.

Further, in the first embodiment, the entire back surface side of the calendar body 1 is textured. As will be described later, this grain processing is for clearly acquiring an image of the drug in each of the accommodating portions 11 and performing dispensing audit support (image audit) using the image more appropriately. In the first embodiment, the grain processing is performed over the entire back surface side of the calendar body 1 as described above, but in the present invention, the grain processing is performed over the entire back surface or the entire front surface of the calendar body 1. It is not necessary to do this, and it may be performed only on the side portion 13b of the recess 13 in the back surface or the front surface of the calendar body 1 (not on the bottom portion 13a of the recess 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 in the process of separating and using one storage unit 11 for each time zone of each medication from the medicine calendar according to the first embodiment, and FIG. 7A is a diagram thereof. The perspective view seen from the front side (the lid seal 21 side), (b) is the perspective view seen from the back side (the bottom portion 13a side of the recess 13 of each accommodating portion 11). As shown in FIG. 7, in the first embodiment, the date and time and time zone of each medication are printed on the surface of each lid seal 21, so that the patient sees the printed contents and each time. Only the accommodating portion 11 corresponding to the time of medication is separated from the calendar body 1 by using the cut 12a (see FIGS. 3 (b), 7 (b), etc.) formed in the calendar body 1. .. At this time, the lid seal sheet 2 also has a cut 22 (see FIGS. 4, 5 (a), 7 (a), etc.) at a position facing the cut 12a. When one accommodating portion 11 is separated from the calendar main body 1, at the same time, the lid seal 21 sealing the opening portion 14 of the accommodating portion 11 is also easily separated from the lid seal sheet 2.

Next, the operation when the patient separates one accommodating portion 11 (and the lid seal 21) from the calendar body 1 (and the lid seal sheet 2) and takes out a single dose of the drug contained therein. Will be described with reference to FIGS. 8 and 9. The patient first grasps the grip portion 21a (the portion facing the wide portion 15a in one corner of the outer peripheral portion 15) in the lid seal 21 to which the adhesive is not attached, and pulls it upward (the portion facing the wide portion 15a). See FIG. 8 (a)). Then, in the lid seal 21, a crack 24 is generated in the upward direction in the drawing from the cut 23 formed at the end near the grip portion 21a (on the right side in the drawing) (see FIG. 8B). Further, when the patient pulls the grip portion 21a upward, the crack 24 further progresses (see FIG. 9A), and the left half of the opening 14 of the housing portion 11 (or the opening 14 is shown). The part within the range of about one-third to about two-thirds of the entire longitudinal direction of the opening 14 from the left end) is in a state where the lid seal 21 is peeled off (see FIG. 9B). ).

As shown in FIG. 9B, when the lid seal 21 is peeled off from a part of the opening 14 of the housing portion 11, the patient takes out the drug from the housing portion 11 (recessed portion 13). And take it. When the patient takes out the drug from the housing portion 11 (recessed portion 13), as shown in FIG. 9B, a part of the opening portion 14 (for example, a portion of the right half or more in the drawing) has a lid seal 21. Since the part is still covered, this prevents the drug in the accommodating portion 11 (recessed portion 13) from accidentally spilling from the opening portion 14.

Next, the hand-spreading work of the drug using the drug calendar of the first embodiment, the dispensing audit (including the support of the dispensing audit by the image), and the like will be described. In the first embodiment, since the calendar body 1 is formed of a thin and soft sheet, a hard support plate 3 (see FIG. 1 (c)) for supporting the calendar body 1 is prepared in advance. The support plate 3 is formed in a shape substantially the same as or similar to that of the calendar body 1.

The pharmacist first places the calendar body 1 on the support plate 3 when performing hand-spraying work or the like for accommodating the drug for each single dose of the patient in each storage portion 11 of the calendar body 1. It is placed and supported, and then the hand-spraying work and the like are performed.

After the dispensing work such as the hand-spraying work is completed, another pharmacist conducts a dispensing audit, and at that time, an image audit is performed to support the dispensing audit. In this image audit, an image of the medicine contained in each storage portion 11 of the calendar body 1 is acquired by a camera, a scanner, or the like, and the shape, color, brand, and the shape of the medicine in each storage portion 11 are obtained based on this image. Information such as the number of pieces is acquired, and whether or not each of the information matches the information of the prescription brought by the patient is determined by an image recognition and determination program. 10A and 10B are views showing an example of such an image audit, and FIG. 10A shows a screen of the calendar body 1 and a personal computer 33 before acquiring an image of a drug in each of the accommodation units 11, FIG. 10 (a). b) is a figure which shows the screen of the calendar main body 1 and the personal computer 33 when the image of the medicine in each accommodating part 11 is acquired.

In the first embodiment, both the calendar body 1 and the support plate 3 are made of a transparent material. Therefore, according to the first embodiment, the calendar main body 1 is placed on the support plate 3 and the scanner placed below the support plate 3 is used in each accommodating portion 11 of the calendar main body 1. Images of the drug can be obtained.

Further, in the first embodiment, the entire support plate 3 and the side portions 13b (see FIGS. 3A and 3C) of the recesses in at least each accommodating portion 11 in the calendar main body 1 are textured. ing. Due to this grain processing, the irradiation light from the scanner arranged below hits the side portion 13b of the recess 13 in the support plate 3 and each of the housing portions 11 in the direction of the medicine in the recess 13 of each housing portion 11. Since there is no reflection, a clear image of the drug in the recess 13 of each accommodating portion 11 can be obtained, and an appropriate image audit (an image for supporting the dispensing audit) based on such a clear image can be obtained. Audit) can be performed.

After 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 portion to which the adhesive is adhered) is adhered and fixed to the outer peripheral portion 15 around the opening of each accommodating portion 11 in the calendar main body 1. As a result, the opening 14 of each of the accommodating portions 11 is sealed.

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

As described above, in the first embodiment, the grip portion 21a in which the adhesive does not exist at the lower end portion of each lid seal 21 in the lid seal sheet 2 and the opening cut 23 (opening cut 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 portion 14 (see FIG. 6A and the like) is formed, the patient can attach the lid seal 21 to the housing portion. The operation of peeling from the outer peripheral portion 15 of 11 can be easily performed, and when the intermediate portion of the lid seal 21 is cut along the opening cut 23, a part of the opening 14 of the accommodating portion 11 (for example, for example). (A region of two-thirds or one-half of the opening 14) remains covered with a part of the lid seal 21, so that the lid seal 21 is peeled off from the accommodating portion 11. Inconveniences such as the drug popping out and spilling can be effectively prevented.

Further, in the first embodiment, the lid seal 21 includes a resin sheet that is easy to cut in a direction substantially parallel to the direction in which the opening cut 23 extends and is difficult to cut in other directions (resin sheet having such properties). Was laminated between the paper sheet on which the time zone of each medication was printed and the paper sheet having the adhesive layer), so that the patient put 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 accommodating portion 11 is textured, the work of hand-spraying the drug to each accommodating portion 11 of the calendar main body 1 and the like is performed. After the dispensing work, when performing an image audit as an aid to the dispensing audit, for example, a scanner or a camera is used to irradiate the image of each single dose of the drug contained in each of the accommodating portions 11 with light from below. Since the light is suppressed from being reflected in the direction of the drug in each of the accommodating portions 11 by the embossing process, a clearer image can be obtained for each of the drugs. Based on this, it will be possible to perform an appropriate image audit.

Further, in the first embodiment, the planar shape of the edge portion 14a (see FIG. 5B and the like) of the opening portion 14 of each of the accommodating portions 11 is wider in a part of the outer peripheral portion 15 than in other portions. Since it is formed into a substantially pentagonal shape such that, an adhesive necessary for forming a grip portion 21a (an end portion as a starting point when peeling off) when peeling off the lid seal 21 is formed in the outer peripheral portion 15. It becomes possible to secure a sufficient area where is not present.

Further, in the first embodiment, the calendar body 1 is formed of a thin and soft material, and the medicine is to be stored in each of the storage portions 11 in the calendar body 1 at the time of hand-spraying work or the like. When the calendar body 1 is arranged on a hard support plate 3 having substantially the same or similar shape as the calendar body 1 and used, the soft calendar body 1 is supported from below by the hard support plate 3 and is hand-sprayed. Work etc. can be performed efficiently.

Further, 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 to the dispensing audit while the calendar body 1 is supported by the support plate 3 is performed. When the image of the drug in each of the storage units 11 is acquired, the image of the drug in each of the storage units 11 can be acquired by scanning from below the support plate 3.

Further, in the first embodiment, not only the calendar main 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 each accommodating portion 11 in the calendar main body 1. Since the 13b is textured, the scanner installed below the support plate 3 for performing an image audit as an aid to the dispensing audit while the calendar body 1 is supported by the support plate 3. When the image of the medicine in each storage portion 11 is acquired by the above, the grain processing prevents the irradiation light from the scanner or the like from being reflected in the direction of the medicine in each storage portion 11. A clear image of the drug in each accommodating portion 11 can be obtained, and an appropriate image audit can be performed based on the clear image thus obtained.

Further, although not shown in the present embodiment 1, an edible jelly (not shown) placed in a container such as a bag together with a plurality of types of drugs for each single dose is placed in each of the storage portions 11. I try to store them together. Therefore, in the first embodiment, since the patient can swallow a plurality of types of drugs for each single dose together with the jelly, it is possible to easily take the plurality of types of drugs for each single dose. become able to.

[Second Embodiment]
Next, the drug calendar according to the second embodiment 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 each accommodating portion 11 of the calendar main body 41 (a portion in the vicinity of each opening portion 14 of each accommodating portion 11 and with each opening portion 14). A notch 42 (a notch having a substantially triangular shape in the example of FIG. 11) is formed in each portion (a portion separated by a predetermined distance).

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

[Third Embodiment]
Next, the drug calendar according to the third embodiment 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 each lid seal 21 in the lid seal sheet 51 at the lower left corner in the drawing. .. The notch 52 faces the outer peripheral portion 15 of each accommodating portion 11 in the lid seal 21 so as not to obstruct the sealing of the opening 14 (see FIG. 3 and the like) of each accommodating portion 11 by the lid seal 21. However, it is formed in a portion that does not face the opening 14 of each of the accommodating portions 11.

As described above, in the third embodiment, the portion of the outer peripheral portion 15 of each accommodating portion 11 facing the notch 52 is a portion to which 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-adhesive portion can be a starting point for the patient to peel the lid seal 21 from each of the housing portions 11, the patient peels the lid seal 21 from the housing portion 11. It will be possible to facilitate the work. The other effects of the third embodiment are the same as the effects of the first embodiment.

[Fourth Embodiment]
Next, the drug calendar according to the fourth embodiment 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, the portion 62 (in the example of FIG. 13, which is substantially triangular in the example of FIG. 13) to which the adhesive is not adhered to the back side of each of the end portions of the lower left corner of the cover seal 21 in the lid seal sheet 61. Part) is formed. The portion 62 to which the adhesive is not adhered to the back side is the outer periphery of each housing portion 11 in the lid seal 21 so as not to obstruct the sealing of the opening 14 of each housing portion 11 by the lid seal 21. It is formed in a portion facing the portion 15 but not facing the opening 14.

As described above, in the fourth embodiment, the portion 62 in which the adhesive is not attached to the back side of each of the lid seals 21 separated from the lid seal sheet 61 is the outer peripheral portion 15 of each of the accommodating portions 11. It becomes an adhesive and unfixed part (free end). Therefore, according to the fourth embodiment, the patient attaches the lid seal 21 to the outer peripheral portion 15 of each accommodating portion 11 in the lid seal 21, and the patient attaches the lid seal 21 to the portion (free end) which is not fixed. Since it can be used as a gripping portion (a start when peeling off) from each of the accommodating portions 11, the patient can easily peel off the lid seal 21 from the accommodating portion 11. The other effects of the fourth embodiment are the same as those of the first embodiment.

[Fifth Embodiment]
Next, the drug calendar according to the fifth embodiment 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 on the surface (the back surface of each accommodating portion 11) opposite to the opening side (the side facing the lid seal sheet 2 (see FIG. 1 and the like)) of the calendar main body 71. Is sticky and fixed. The drug sticking sheet 72 has a sticker that can be peeled off separately from other parts for each portion facing each of the accommodating portions 11 (not shown. When this sticker is peeled off, the drug sticking sheet 72 is formed. The adhesive part that has been exposed is exposed). Further, the drug-attaching sheet 72 is formed with a similar separation cut (not shown) at a position facing the separation cut 12a (see FIG. 3 (b) and the like) between the respective accommodating portions 11. There is.

In the fifth embodiment, the pharmacist peels off the seal of each part to expose the adhesive portion (the portion to which the adhesive is attached), and the pharmacist cannot put the drug (the portion to which the adhesive is attached) into the accommodating portion 11. For example, the accommodating body 73 (powder contained in a relatively large bag) can be adhered and attached to each accommodating portion 11. Therefore, according to the fifth embodiment, on the back surface side of each of the accommodating portions 11 of the calendar main body 71, a relatively large accommodating body 73 (accommodating body 73 accommodating powders and the like) that cannot be placed in each of the accommodating portions 11 ) Can be attached to each of the storage units 11, so that the medicine that cannot be contained in each of the storage units 11 in the medicine calendar even though it is contained in the medicine for each single dose of the patient. Can be handled more easily. The other effects of the fifth embodiment are the same as those of the first embodiment.

[Sixth Embodiment]
Next, the storage support for the medicine calendar according to the sixth embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to FIGS. 15 and 16. In the sixth embodiment, in particular, the drug calendar has the same basic configuration as that of the first embodiment, and therefore, only the different parts will be described below. As shown in FIG. 15, the medicine calendar according to the sixth embodiment has a calendar body (medicine sheet) 81 in which a plurality of accommodating portions are arranged in a grid pattern in the vertical and horizontal directions and a front side (patient side) thereof. The medication date and time sheet 84 (a sheet having the same printed content as the lid seal sheet 2 in FIG. 1 but not having 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 drawing. It is used in a state of being sandwiched between the transparent plate (acrylic plate) 82 and the frame (framework) 83 below the figure.

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

Next, a method of using the present embodiment 6 will be described. At the time of the first dispensing, the dispensing pharmacy hands the patient the transparent plate 82, the frame 83, the calendar body 81, and the medication date / time sheet 84, but the transparent plate 82 and the frame 83 are consumed. Since it is not a product, the dispensing pharmacy will hand over only the calendar body 81 and the medication date / time sheet 84 to the patient from the next and subsequent dispensing.

From the second and subsequent dispensings, the patient side inserts the calendar body 81 and the medication date / time sheet 84 handed over from the dispensing pharmacy between the transparent plate 82 and the frame 83 by himself as shown in FIG. 15, and is transparent. 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 accommodating portion of the corresponding date and time from the bottom side of the recess (that is, from the cavity side of the frame body 83) by tearing it with a predetermined tool such as a cutter to open one of the interiors. Take out the medicine for each dose and take it.

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

[7th Embodiment]
Next, the storage support for the medicine calendar according to the seventh embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to FIGS. 17 to 19. Since the present embodiment 7 has the same basic configuration as 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 body (medicine sheet) 81 in which a plurality of accommodating portions are arranged in a grid pattern in the vertical and horizontal directions and a front side (patient side) thereof. The medication date and time sheet 84 (a sheet having the same printed content as the lid seal sheet 2 in FIG. 1 but not having 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 drawing. It is used in a state of being sandwiched between the transparent plate (acrylic plate) 82 and the frame (framework) 93 at the lower part of the drawing.

In the seventh embodiment, as shown in FIGS. 17 to 19, the frame body (framework) 93 has a plurality of horizontal rod-shaped bodies (lattices) shown inside the outer peripheral frame, and six pieces are arranged in the illustrated example. With these 6 horizontal rods (lattices), a total of 7 (1 week's worth) rectangular cavities are lined up in the vertical direction shown inside the outer peripheral frame of the frame (framework) 93. Is formed in. As a result, in the present embodiment 7, when the calendar main body 1 is arranged in the frame body (framework) 93, each horizontal column of each accommodating portion (7 rows in total in the vertical direction) in the calendar main body 1 is formed. , Each of the seven rectangular cavities in the outer peripheral frame of the frame (framework) 93 is stably arranged and supported in the frame (framework) 93. It will be like. Except for the point that such a frame (framework) 93 is used, the configuration and operation / effect of the present embodiment 7 are the same as those of the sixth embodiment.

Although each embodiment of the present invention has been described above, the present invention is not limited to those described as the above-described embodiments, and various modifications and modifications can be made. For example, in each of the first to fifth embodiments, a plurality of lid seals 21 that are adhered to or fixed to the outer peripheral portion 15 of each accommodating portion 11 in order to close the opening 14 of each accommodating portion 11 are other lids. 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 the lid seal sheet 2 is not used in the present invention. Then, each lid seal may be directly adhered and fixed to the outer peripheral portion 15 of each accommodating portion 11 in the calendar main body 1. Further, in each of the first to seventh embodiments, the sheet on which the date and time of each medication is printed (the lid seal sheet 2 of the first to fifth embodiments, the medication date and time sheet 84 of the sixth and seventh embodiments, etc.) is an opaque sheet. However, 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 on which each medication date and time is printed, the patient visually recognizes the drug in each storage unit 11 through the transparent or translucent sheet on which each medication date and time is printed. You will be able to obtain advantages such as being able to do things.

1,41,71,81 Calendar body 2,51,61 Cover seal sheet 3 Support plate 11 Storage part 12 Connection part 12a Separation cut 13 Recession 13a Bottom of recess 13b Side of recess 14 Opening 14a Edge of opening 14b Obliquely formed portion in the edge of the opening 15 Outer circumference 15a Wide portions 17, 27, 31 Insertion holes 21 Lid seal 21a Grip (substantially triangular end)
22 Separation cut 23 Opening cut 24 Crack 32 Pin 33 Personal computer 62 Part where the adhesive part does not exist in the lid seal sheet 72 Chemical application sheet 82 Transparent plate 83,93 Frame (framework)
83a, 93a Mounting bracket 84 Medication date and time sheet 93b Rod-shaped body

Claims (9)

It is a medicine calendar that stores medicines to be taken multiple times at once for each dose.
A calendar consisting of a plurality of storage units having an opening and an outer peripheral portion thereof and accommodating each drug to be taken at one time, which are arranged so as to be continuous with each other through a separation cut for separating from other storage portions. With the main body
A lid seal adhered to the outer peripheral portion of each accommodating portion in order to close the opening of each accommodating portion in the calendar body, and a lid seal.
Each of the lid seals is provided with a gripping end having no adhesive, which is arranged at a portion of the lid seal facing the outer peripheral portion of the accommodating portion and at a portion separated from the opening of the accommodating portion by a predetermined distance. An opening cut extending in the direction of the opening of the housing from the position near the gripping end to the position near the opening of the housing, in the process of the patient pulling up the gripping end. A crack is generated from a position near the gripping end toward a portion of the lid seal that closes the opening of the housing, and the crack is further advanced into the portion that closes the opening of the housing. A medicine calendar characterized by having a cut for opening. The drug 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 difficult to cut in the other direction. The medicine calendar according to claim 1, wherein at least the side surface portion of each of the accommodating portions is textured. In the lid seal, a gripping end portion in which no adhesive is present is formed at a portion of the lid seal facing the outer peripheral portion of the accommodating portion and at a distance from the opening of the accommodating portion by a predetermined distance. The edge of the opening of each accommodating portion has a shape such that the portion of the outer peripheral portion of each accommodating portion facing the gripping end portion is wider than the other portions in the outer peripheral portion. The medicine calendar according to claim 1, which is formed. A drug affixing sheet fixed to the surface of the calendar body opposite to the opening side of each storage portion, and a drug storage body that cannot be placed in each storage portion is adhered to each storage portion. The medicine calendar according to claim 1, further comprising a medicine sticking sheet having an adhesive portion to which the sticking portion can be stuck. One of claims 1 to 5, wherein each lid seal is provided on a lid seal sheet configured to be continuous with each other through a separation cut for separation from a plurality of other lid seals. The medicine calendar described in. The medicine calendar according to any one of claims 1 to 6, wherein the edible jelly contained in a container such as a bag is stored together with a plurality of kinds of medicines for each single dose in each of the storage parts. .. A calendar body formed of a thin and soft material so that a plurality of accommodating portions having an opening and an outer peripheral portion thereof and accommodating a drug to be taken at one time are continuously arranged with each other is included in each of the accommodating portions. It is used to make a medicine calendar in which the opening is sealed by a lid seal adhered to the outer peripheral portion of the housing after the medicine to be taken at one time is stored through each opening. A support for making a medicine calendar, which consists of a hard support plate having substantially the same or similar shape as the calendar body, and when a drug to be taken at one time is stored in each of the storage portions, the calendar body is used. A support for making a medicine calendar for making the medicine calendar according to claim 1, which is used in a state where the calendar body is placed so as to support from below. The support for making a medicine calendar according to claim 8, wherein the support plate constituting the support is made of a transparent material and is textured.

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