JP7288735B2 - Information processing system, information processing device, information processing method and program - Google Patents

Description

The present invention relates to an information processing system , an information processing device, an information processing method, and a program.

2. Description of the Related Art Conventionally, when a drug is dispensed at a dispensing pharmacy, a patient submits a prescription, and a pharmacist prepares a drug based on the prescription after interviewing the patient. Then, after the pharmacist has explained the medicine to the patient, etc., the medicine is delivered to the patient.
A technique described in Patent Document 1 is known as a technique for supporting communication between a pharmacist and a patient in such a dispensing action.
That is, in Patent Document 1, a pharmacist's ability is improved by outputting medication-related information based on a protocol for selecting medication-taking-related information to be output according to the situation of each prescription recipient (situation) and the situation. There is disclosed a medication information system for providing appropriate and detailed medication guidance for each prescribed person.

JP 2016-122253 A

However, in conventional technologies, including the technology described in Patent Document 1, it is difficult for patients to feel familiarity with pharmacists, and this may be an obstacle for pharmacists to communicate with patients. . In addition, patients may not be able to fully understand information about drugs (changes in prescribed drugs, etc.) explained to them by pharmacists, and patients may not be able to fully utilize the explanations given by pharmacists when taking their drugs. be. Furthermore, when multiple drugs are prescribed, or when the pharmacist gives special instructions to the patient (guidance on a dosing schedule that takes daily life into consideration, etc.), the method of taking the drug may become complicated. , the patient may not be able to take the drug properly.
Thus, it has been difficult for conventional techniques to appropriately support communication between pharmacists and patients.

An object of the present invention is to more appropriately support communication between pharmacists and patients.

In order to solve the above problems, an information processing system according to one aspect of the present invention includes:
An information processing system including a pharmacy computer installed in a pharmacy, a pharmacist terminal used by a pharmacist, and a server for managing data used in the pharmacy,
The pharmacy computer is
prescription data acquisition means for acquiring patient prescription data;
prescription data transmission means for transmitting the data of the prescription acquired by the prescription data acquisition means to the server;
with
The server is
Based on the data of the prescription transmitted from the pharmacy computer and the data of the past prescription of the patient corresponding to the data of the prescription, the content of the past prescription and the content of the current prescription for the patient are changed. change point acquisition means for acquiring change point drug information related to the drug;
change point data transmission means for transmitting the change point drug information data to the pharmacist terminal;
with
The pharmacist terminal is
screen display means for displaying a screen for presenting to the patient drug information related to the prescription, including the changed drug information, based on the changed drug information data transmitted from the server;
an operation receiving means for receiving an operation input to the screen displayed by the screen display means;
with
The screen display means is characterized by changing the display content of the drug information according to an operation input to the screen.

ADVANTAGE OF THE INVENTION According to this invention, communication between a pharmacist and a patient can be supported more appropriately.

It is a figure showing a system configuration of information processing system 1 concerning one embodiment of the present invention. 8 is a diagram showing a hardware configuration of an information processing device 800 that constitutes each device; FIG. 3 is a block diagram showing the functional configuration of the pharmacy computer 10; FIG. 2 is a block diagram showing a functional configuration of server 20. FIG. 3 is a block diagram showing the functional configuration of the pharmacist terminal 30. FIG. 4 is a flow chart showing the flow of drug information output processing executed by the pharmacy computer 10. FIG. 4 is a flow chart showing the flow of data generation processing executed by the server 20. FIG. 4 is a flow chart showing the flow of communication support processing executed by the pharmacist terminal 30. FIG. It is a schematic diagram which shows an example of the initial screen displayed in a communication assistance process. FIG. 11 is a schematic diagram showing an example of a pharmacist's profile screen; It is a schematic diagram which shows an example of a questionnaire screen. FIG. 10 is a schematic diagram showing an example of a state in which answers to a questionnaire have been given; FIG. 10 is a schematic diagram showing an example of a display screen showing the content of changed drug information; FIG. 14 is a schematic diagram showing an example of a state in which the pharmacist has performed an operation to explain the content of the prescription to the patient on the display screen shown in FIG. 13 ; FIG. 10 is a schematic diagram showing an example of a state in which the arrangement of items displayed as a list is changed; FIG. 4 is a schematic diagram showing an example of a schedule presented to a patient; FIG. 4 is a schematic diagram showing an example of an interface screen for inputting stamp data; FIG. 4 is a schematic diagram showing an example of an interface screen for inputting handwritten characters; FIG. 4 is a schematic diagram showing an example of an interface screen for registering a new schedule; FIG. 10 is a schematic diagram showing an example of an interface screen for editing a schedule that has already been input; FIG. 10 is a schematic diagram showing an example of a screen displaying a message indicating that an arbitrary consultation item is accepted; FIG. 3 is a schematic diagram showing an example of a document provided to a patient (changed drug information); FIG. 3 is a schematic diagram showing an example of a document provided to a patient (changed drug information); FIG. 4 is a schematic diagram showing an example of a provided document (related document) provided to a patient;

BEST MODE FOR CARRYING OUT THE INVENTION Hereinafter, embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings.

When a pharmacist interacts with a patient in a dispensing pharmacy, the information processing system 1 according to the present embodiment displays information about the drug while displaying a predetermined profile of the pharmacist, so that the patient's interest and familiarity with the pharmacist are displayed. It arouses feelings and supports smoother dialogue. In addition, the information processing system 1 according to the present embodiment, regarding the information (prescription content) written in the prescription issued to the patient, the pharmacist gives the patient information about the drug (past prescription content and current prescription content) change of prescription drugs, etc.), we will issue a drug information document (hereinafter referred to as “pharmaceutical information” as appropriate) that reflects the explanation content, so that pharmacists can This is intended to assist the patient to refer to the contents of the explanation more easily. Furthermore, the information processing system 1 according to the present embodiment presents the contents of the explanation given by the pharmacist to the patient, such as how to take the prescribed medicine, as information in a form that is easy for the patient to grasp, and allows the patient to take appropriate medicine. It is intended to support
A specific configuration will be described below.

[System configuration of information processing system 1]
FIG. 1 is a diagram showing the system configuration of an information processing system 1 according to one embodiment of the present invention.
As shown in FIG. 1, the information processing system 1 includes a pharmacy computer 10, a server 20, and a pharmacist terminal 30. The pharmacy computer 10, the server 20, and the pharmacist terminal 30 connect to a network 40. configured to communicate with each other via The pharmacy computer 10 and the pharmacist terminal 30 are installed in the same dispensing pharmacy. Furthermore, the information processing system 1 according to the present embodiment is, for example, operated in units of a predetermined region, and the pharmacy computer 10 and the pharmacist terminal 30 installed in a plurality of dispensing pharmacies belonging to the region In contrast, one server 20 is installed. For convenience of explanation, only one pharmacy computer 10 and one pharmacist terminal 30 are shown in FIG.

The pharmacy computer 10 is composed of a PC (Personal Computer) or a server computer, and has a medication history management function and a medical fee statement (receipt) creation function. Then, the pharmacy computer 10 accepts input of patient prescription data, accumulates and manages the accepted prescription data. In addition, the pharmacy computer 10 calculates the details of the medical fee for the dispensing to the patient based on the prescription. Furthermore, the pharmacy computer receives from the server 20 print data of a drug information providing document (pharmaceutical information) and a document provided to the patient (to be described later) including predetermined related documents, and provides the data by a printer installed in the dispensing pharmacy. Print documents. In this embodiment, the drug information provision document (pharmaceutical information) is a document or a document equivalent to a document that shows information on the name, usage, dosage, efficacy, effect, side effect, interaction, etc. of a drug (for example, affixed to a notebook possible seals, etc.).

The server 20 is configured by a server computer, acquires prescription data received by the pharmacy computer 10, and generates pharmacist profile screen data to be presented to the patient. In addition, the server 20 accumulates and manages prescription data received by the pharmacy computer 10, and stores changes in the drug prescribed to the patient (past (previous here) prescription and current prescription). content and points changed in) data. This change data is transmitted to the pharmacist's terminal 30 and displayed on the screen, or transmitted to the pharmacy computer 10 and included in the drug information and printed. Furthermore, the server 20 manages schedule data such as a drug intake schedule (medicine schedule) or visit schedule for each patient.

The pharmacist terminal 30 is constituted by a tablet terminal or a notebook PC, acquires profile screen data generated by the server 20, and displays the pharmacist's profile on the display screen when the pharmacist communicates with the patient. In addition, the pharmacist terminal 30 acquires data on changes in drugs generated by the server 20, and when the pharmacist communicates with the patient, the drug before the change and the drug after the change are displayed in comparison. do. Furthermore, the pharmacist's terminal 30 accepts input of schedule data such as a drug dosing schedule or an office visit schedule for the patient, and transmits the input schedule data to the server 20 .

[Hardware configuration]
Next, the hardware configuration of each device in the information processing system 1 will be described.
In the information processing system 1, each device is configured by an information processing device such as a PC, a server computer, or a tablet terminal, and has the same basic configuration.

FIG. 2 is a diagram showing the hardware configuration of an information processing device 800 that constitutes each device.
As shown in FIG. 2, an information processing device 800 constituting each device includes a CPU (Central Processing Unit) 811, a ROM (Read Only Memory) 812, a RAM (Random Access Memory) 813, a bus 814, an input A unit 815 , an output unit 816 , a storage unit 817 , a communication unit 818 , a drive 819 and an imaging unit 820 are provided.

The CPU 811 executes various processes according to programs recorded in the ROM 812 or programs loaded from the storage unit 817 to the RAM 813 .
The RAM 813 also stores data necessary for the CPU 811 to execute various types of processing.

The CPU 811 , ROM 812 and RAM 813 are interconnected via a bus 814 . An input unit 815 , an output unit 816 , a storage unit 817 , a communication unit 818 , a drive 819 and an imaging unit 820 are connected to the bus 814 .

The input unit 815 is configured with various buttons and the like, and inputs various information according to instruction operations.
The output unit 816 includes a display, a speaker, and the like, and outputs images and sounds.
Note that when the information processing apparatus 800 is configured as a smartphone or a tablet terminal, the display of the input unit 815 and the display of the output unit 816 may be overlapped to configure a touch panel.
The storage unit 817 is composed of a hard disk, a DRAM (Dynamic Random Access Memory), or the like, and stores various data managed by each server.
A communication unit 818 controls communication with another device via a network.

A removable medium 831 such as a magnetic disk, an optical disk, a magneto-optical disk, or a semiconductor memory is mounted in the drive 819 as appropriate. A program read from the removable medium 831 by the drive 819 is installed in the storage unit 817 as required.
The imaging unit 820 is configured by an imaging device including a lens, an imaging device, and the like, and captures a digital image of a subject.
In addition, when the information processing device 800 is configured as the server 20, it is possible to adopt a configuration in which the imaging unit 820 is omitted. Further, when the information processing apparatus 800 is configured as a tablet terminal, the input unit 815 may be configured by a touch sensor, and a touch panel may be provided by arranging the input unit 815 over the display of the output unit 816 . be.

[Functional configuration]
Next, the functional configuration of each device in the information processing system 1 will be described.
[Functional Configuration of Pharmacy Computer 10]
FIG. 3 is a block diagram showing the functional configuration of the pharmacy computer 10. As shown in FIG.
As shown in FIG. 3, in the CPU 811 of the pharmacy computer 10, a prescription data acquisition unit 51, a prescription data transmission unit 52, a patient attribute acquisition unit 53, a patient attribute transmission unit 54, and a print data reception unit 55. , and the print control unit 56 function. In addition, a prescription database (prescription DB) 71 and a patient attribute database (patient attribute DB) 72 are formed in the storage unit 817 of the pharmacy computer 10 .

The prescription DB 71 stores prescription data received by the pharmacy computer 10 . This prescription data contains information that identifies the patient, such as the patient's name, age, gender, and insurer number, as well as information that identifies the medical institution, such as the name of the medical institution that issued the prescription, the name of the doctor, and the contact information of the medical institution. Information and information representing prescription contents such as the name of the prescribed drug, dosage form, usage/administration, and whether or not to change to a generic drug is included.
The patient attribute DB 72 stores data of patient's address, name, age, sex, and information (patient attribute) representing individual characteristics of the patient. This patient attribute consists of information acquired by the pharmacist through dialogue with the patient, information provided by the patient in response to questionnaires (interviews), etc. Food, favorite color, favorite character, concerns in daily life (things directly related to medical care, such as physical pain, or things not directly related to medical care, such as concerns about children going on to higher education) ) etc. are included.

The prescription data acquisition unit 51 acquires data (prescription data) representing the content of a prescription received at a dispensing pharmacy by being brought by the patient. In this embodiment, the prescription data acquisition unit 51 acquires prescription data generated by a pharmacist or operator of a dispensing pharmacy inputting the contents of a prescription brought by a patient via the input unit 815 . When the prescription is issued as electronic data, the prescription data acquiring unit 51 reads the data from the storage medium in which the data of the prescription is stored, or receives the data via the network to obtain the prescription. data may be acquired.

In addition, the prescription data acquiring unit 51 stores the acquired prescription data in the prescription DB 71 . Information for identifying a patient among prescription data is appropriately stored in the patient attribute DB 72 when the patient is a new patient or when the information for identifying a patient is changed.
The prescription data transmission unit 52 transmits the prescription data acquired by the prescription data acquisition unit 51 to the server 20 .

The patient attribute acquisition unit 53 acquires patient attribute data of a patient corresponding to prescription data. The patient attribute data is input by the pharmacist using the pharmacist terminal 30 after the pharmacist interacts with the patient prior to the current visit, or by the pharmacist or operator at the dispensing pharmacy inputting the results of a patient questionnaire. It is generated by inputting via the unit 815 and stored in the patient attribute DB 72 .

The patient attribute transmission unit 54 transmits the patient attribute data acquired by the patient attribute acquisition unit 53 to the server 20 .
The print data receiving unit 55 receives the print data of the document to be provided to the patient including the drug information providing document (pharmaceutical information) transmitted from the server 20 .
Based on the print data received by the print data receiving unit 55, the print control unit 56 prints a document to be provided to the patient, including drug information, from a printer installed in the dispensing pharmacy.

[Functional Configuration of Server 20]
FIG. 4 is a block diagram showing the functional configuration of the server 20. As shown in FIG.
As shown in FIG. 4, in the CPU 811 of the server 20, a prescription data reception unit 151, a patient attribute reception unit 152, a profile screen data generation unit 153, a profile screen data transmission unit 154, and a change acquisition unit 155. , a change point data transmission unit 156, an operation content reception unit 157, a print data generation unit 158, and a print data transmission unit 159 function. The storage unit 817 of the server 20 stores a pharmacist profile database (pharmacist profile DB) 171, a prescription database (prescription DB) 172, a patient attribute database (patient attribute DB) 173, and a drug database (drug DB) 174. , a pharmacy-specific drug database (pharmacy-specific drug DB) 175, a change drug information database (change drug information DB) 176, and a schedule database (schedule DB) 177 are formed.

The pharmacist profile DB 171 contains profiles of pharmacists belonging to each dispensing pharmacy (pharmacist's photo, name, age, marital/unmarried distinction, gender, field of specialization, content of local activities, fields and strengths currently being focused on). The reason why I entered the drug store, the reason I became a pharmacist, what made me happy to become a pharmacist, my hobbies, etc.) are stored. This pharmacist profile data is sequentially input and stored when each pharmacist belongs to a dispensing pharmacy. It is also possible to change the pharmacist's profile appropriately according to the pharmacist's wishes.

The prescription DB 172 stores data of each prescription DB 71 stored in the pharmacy computer 10 of each dispensing pharmacy. That is, the data of the prescription DB 71 of each dispensing pharmacy is collectively stored in the prescription DB 172 for a predetermined area where the server 20 is operated.
The patient attribute DB 173 stores data of each patient attribute DB 72 stored in the pharmacy computer 10 of each dispensing pharmacy. That is, the data of the patient attribute DB 72 of each dispensing pharmacy is collectively stored in the patient attribute DB 173 for a predetermined region where the server 20 is operated.

The drug DB 174 stores data representing information on various drugs. For example, the drug DB 174 stores data such as information described in package inserts and drug prices for various drugs.
The drug used drug DB 175 by pharmacy stores data representing drugs used for dispensing at each dispensing pharmacy. The data stored in the pharmacy-by-pharmacy used drug DB 175 is appropriately updated based on an application from the dispensing pharmacy when, for example, the drug used at each dispensing pharmacy is switched.

The changed drug information DB 176 stores information (hereinafter referred to as "changed drug information" as appropriate) regarding drugs that have been changed between the previous prescription content and the current prescription content for the patient. For example, in the changed drug information DB 176, for the same patient, drugs added to the previous prescription content, drugs that were discontinued to the previous prescription content, or included in the previous prescription content Information related to other drugs changed from the previously used drug is stored as changed drug information.
The schedule DB 177 stores schedule data for each patient. This schedule data reflects various specific patient schedules (medicine dosing schedule, office visit schedule, etc.) entered using the pharmacist terminal 30 after the pharmacist interacts with the patient.

The prescription data receiving unit 151 receives prescription data transmitted from the pharmacy computer 10 . Then, the prescription data receiving unit 151 stores the received prescription data in the prescription DB 172 .
The patient attribute receiving unit 152 receives patient attribute data transmitted from the pharmacy computer 10 . Then, the patient attribute receiving unit 152 stores the received patient attribute data in the patient attribute DB 173 .

When the pharmacist terminal 30 requests the generation of a profile screen for presenting the pharmacist's profile to the patient, the profile screen data generating unit 153 generates the profile data of the pharmacist whose profile screen is to be generated and the profile screen data. The patient attributes of the patient who receives the screen presentation are read from the pharmacist profile DB 171 and the patient attribute DB 173, respectively. Then, the profile screen data generation unit 153 presents the profile of the pharmacist to the patient based on the profile data of the pharmacist whose profile screen is to be generated and the patient attributes of the patient who receives the profile screen. generate profile screen data. When the profile screen data generation unit 153 generates profile screen data, it selects fixedly displayed profile items and items having attributes common to the patient among all pharmacist profile data. At this time, the profile screen data generator 153 may select screen elements (background, color, character size, display frame type, etc.) other than the pharmacist's profile according to the patient's attributes.

The profile screen data transmission unit 154 transmits the profile screen data generated by the profile screen data generation unit 153 to the pharmacist terminal 30 that requested the generation of the profile screen.
When prescription data is received by the prescription data receiving unit 151 , the change acquisition unit 155 reads the previous prescription data for the patient indicated by the prescription data from the prescription DB 172 . Then, the change acquisition unit 155 compares the prescription data received by the prescription data reception unit 151 with the previous prescription data read from the prescription DB 172, and compares the previous prescription content and the current prescription content for the patient. Acquire information (changed drug information) about the drug changed by and. Furthermore, the change acquisition unit 155 stores the acquired change pharmaceutical information data in the change pharmaceutical information DB 176 . Images such as photographs (for example, color photographs) of drugs (appearances of packages and drugs themselves) are stored in the drug DB 174, and even if the same drug is prescribed, the previous prescription and the current prescription for the patient may be recorded. If there is a change in the packaging of the drug from the time of prescription, an image such as a photograph of the drug may be included in the changed drug information.

When the pharmacist's terminal 30 requests transmission of the changed pharmaceutical information for a specific patient, the changed data transmission unit 156 transmits the changed pharmaceutical information data stored in the changed pharmaceutical information DB 17 to the pharmacist's terminal. 30.
The operation content receiving unit 157 receives from the pharmacist terminal 30 the content of the operation on the display screen input at the pharmacist terminal 30 . The contents of the operation on the display screen input at the pharmacist terminal 30 include, for example, designation of items to be printed in the drug information, change in the arrangement of items in the drug information, designation of display of detailed explanations in the drug information, including instructions to print the provided document to the patient, etc. These operation contents are collectively sent from the pharmacist terminal 30 to the server 20 every time the display screen is operated on the pharmacist terminal 30 or when an instruction is given to print a patient-provided document containing drug information. sent.

When the pharmacist terminal 30 sends the server 20 an instruction to print a document to be provided to the patient, including the drug information, the print data generation unit 158 displays the drug information to be provided to the patient and the information provided by the pharmacist to the patient. print data of a provided document including predetermined related documents describing various contents. For example, in the drug information, drug information including changed drug information is described, and in a predetermined related document, information on the schedule such as the drug dosing schedule explained to the patient by the pharmacist on the pharmacist terminal 30 or the visit schedule. is described.
The print data transmission unit 159 transmits the print data generated by the print data generation unit 158 to the pharmacy computer 10 .

[Functional Configuration of Pharmacist Terminal 30]
FIG. 5 is a block diagram showing the functional configuration of the pharmacist terminal 30. As shown in FIG.
As shown in FIG. 5, in the CPU 811 of the pharmacist terminal 30, an operation reception unit 251, a profile screen data reception unit 252, a change point data reception unit 253, a screen display unit 254, and an operation content transmission unit 255. works.
The operation accepting unit 251 accepts various operations that are input with respect to the content displayed on the display screen. For example, the operation reception unit 251 can specify items to be printed in the drug information, change the arrangement of items in the drug information, specify display of detailed explanations in the drug information, write to the schedule presented to the patient, and print the drug information. Receives an operation such as a print instruction of a provided document to a patient.

The profile screen data receiving unit 252 receives profile screen data transmitted from the server 20 .
The change point data receiving unit 253 receives change point drug information data transmitted from the server 20 .
The screen display unit 254 displays an initial screen (selection screen of various menus, etc.) on the pharmacist terminal 30, a profile screen based on the data of the profile screen, a display screen of the changed pharmaceutical information based on the data of the changed pharmaceutical information, or a display screen of the changed pharmaceutical information. Various display screens such as a schedule screen related to are displayed on the display. At this time, the screen display unit 254 displays various display screens on the display by appropriately requesting the server 20 to generate data for the profile screen, transmit changed drug information, and the like.

The operation content transmission unit 255 transmits to the server 20 the content of the operation on the display screen received by the operation reception unit 251 . As described above, these operation contents are collectively stored in the server 20 each time an operation is performed on the display screen of the pharmacist terminal 30, or when an instruction to print a patient-provided document containing drug information is issued. sent.

[motion]
Next, the operation of the information processing system 1 will be described.

[Processing of pharmacy computer 10]
FIG. 6 is a flow chart showing the flow of drug information output processing executed by the pharmacy computer 10. As shown in FIG.
The drug information output process is started in response to input of an instruction to execute the drug information output process via the input unit 815 of the pharmacy computer 10 .

When the drug information output process is started, in step S1, the prescription data acquisition unit 51 acquires data (prescription data) representing the content of the prescription accepted by the dispensing pharmacy by the patient. The prescription data acquired at this time is stored in the prescription DB 71 .
In step S<b>2 , the prescription data transmission unit 52 transmits the prescription data acquired by the prescription data acquisition unit 51 to the server 20 .
In step S3, patient attribute data of the patient corresponding to the prescription data is acquired.
In step S<b>4 , the patient attribute transmission unit 54 transmits the patient attribute data acquired by the patient attribute acquisition unit 53 to the server 20 . Thereafter, the pharmacy computer 10 enters a standby state waiting for reception of print data transmitted from the server 20 .

In step S<b>5 , the print data receiving unit 55 receives the print data of the document to be provided to the patient including the drug information providing document (pharmaceutical information) transmitted from the server 20 .
In step S6, based on the print data received by the print data reception unit 55, the print control unit 56 prints the document to be provided to the patient, including the drug information, from the printer installed in the dispensing pharmacy.
After step S6, the drug information output process ends.

[Processing of server 20]
FIG. 7 is a flowchart showing the flow of data generation processing executed by the server 20. As shown in FIG.
The data generation process is started when the server 20 is activated and is repeatedly executed.

When the data generation process is started, the prescription data receiving unit 151 receives prescription data transmitted from the pharmacy computer 10 in step S11. The prescription data received at this time is stored in the prescription DB 172 .
In step S<b>12 , the patient attribute receiving unit 152 receives patient attribute data transmitted from the pharmacy computer 10 . The patient attribute data received at this time is stored in the patient attribute DB 173 .

In step S13, the profile screen data generating unit 153 responds to a request from the pharmacist terminal 30 to generate profile screen data for presenting the pharmacist's profile to the patient. Generate data.
In step S14, the profile screen data transmission unit 154 transmits the profile screen data generated by the profile screen data generation unit 153 to the pharmacist terminal 30 that requested the generation of the profile screen.

In step S15, in response to the receipt of the prescription data by the prescription data receiving unit 151, the change acquisition unit 155 changes the previous prescription content and the current prescription content for the patient corresponding to the prescription data. Acquire information (changed drug information) about the drug that has been changed. The changed pharmaceutical information data acquired at this time is stored in the changed pharmaceutical information DB 176 .

In step S16, in response to a request from the pharmacist terminal 30 to transmit the change drug information for a specific patient, the change data transmission unit 156 transmits the change drug information stored in the change drug information DB 17. Information data is transmitted to the pharmacist terminal 30 . After that, the server 20 is in a standby state waiting for reception of the details of the operation on the display screen transmitted from the pharmacist terminal 30 .
In step S<b>17 , the operation content receiving unit 157 receives from the pharmacist terminal 30 the content of the operation on the display screen input at the pharmacist terminal 30 .

In step S18, the print data generation unit 158 generates the drug information provided to the patient in response to the print instruction of the document provided to the patient including the drug information being transmitted from the pharmacist terminal 30 to the server 20. And print data of a provided document including predetermined related documents describing various contents explained to the patient by the pharmacist is generated.
In step S<b>19 , the print data transmission unit 159 transmits the print data generated by the print data generation unit 158 to the pharmacy computer 10 .
After step S19, the data generation process is repeated.

[Processing of pharmacist terminal 30]
FIG. 8 is a flow chart showing the flow of communication support processing executed by the pharmacist terminal 30. As shown in FIG.
The communication support process is started in response to input of an instruction to execute the communication support process via the input unit 815 of the pharmacist terminal 30 .

When the communication support process is started, in step S21, the screen display unit 254 requests the server 20 to generate profile screen data.
In step S<b>22 , the profile screen data receiving unit 252 receives profile screen data transmitted from the server 20 .
In step S23, the screen display unit 254 requests the server 20 to transmit the changed drug information data.

In step S<b>24 , the change point data receiving unit 253 receives the change point drug information data transmitted from the server 20 .
In step S25, the screen display unit 254 sequentially displays various display screens including the pharmacist's profile screen and the changed drug information display screen on the display.
In step S26, the operation accepting unit 251 accepts various operations input to the content displayed on the display screen.

In step S<b>27 , the operation content transmission unit 255 transmits to the server 20 the content of the operation on the display screen received by the operation reception unit 251 .
In step S28, the screen display unit 254 determines whether or not an instruction to end the communication support process has been given.
If the end of the communication support process has not been instructed, NO is determined in step S28, and the process proceeds to step S25.
On the other hand, if the end of the communication support process has been instructed, a determination of YES is made in step S28, and the communication support process ends.

[Display screen example]
Next, an example of a display screen displayed in the communication support process will be described.
FIG. 9 is a schematic diagram showing an example of an initial screen displayed in the communication support process.
As shown in FIG. 9, the screen display unit 254 first displays an initial screen showing the patient's name, date of birth, age, and the like. In this embodiment, the background, color tone, type of display frame, etc. of the initial screen are selected by the server 20 according to patient attributes.

FIG. 10 is a schematic diagram showing an example of a pharmacist's profile screen.
As shown in FIG. 10, following the initial screen, the screen display unit 254 displays the pharmacist's profile screen. The pharmacist's profile screen includes fixedly displayed profile items and items selected by the server 20 according to patient attributes. For example, in the example shown in FIG. 10, the pharmacist's photo, name, age, distinction between married/unmarried, contents of community activities, fields currently being focused on, etc. are displayed as fixedly displayed profile items. ing. Further, in the example shown in FIG. 10, "hobby: walking" is displayed as the item selected according to the patient attribute. That is, the patient attribute of the patient for whom the profile screen of FIG. 10 is presented includes data of "hobby: walking", and in the pharmacist's profile data, "hobby: walking" is common to the patient's attribute information. item is selected and displayed on the profile screen.

FIG. 11 is a schematic diagram showing an example of a questionnaire screen.
As shown in FIG. 11, the screen display unit 254 displays the contents of a questionnaire regarding taking medicine in response to the pharmacist's operation on the display screen, and the operation reception unit 251 receives selection operations of options for the questionnaire items. be done.

FIG. 12 is a schematic diagram showing an example of a state in which a questionnaire has been answered.
In the example shown in FIG. 12, the patient's response to the questionnaire "Do you like medicine?" Also, in the example shown in FIG. 12, the patient's response to the questionnaire "Do you ever forget to take medicine?" In the present embodiment, the pharmacist's profile with simplified content is also displayed on display screens other than the pharmacist's profile screen, such as the questionnaire display screen, as shown in FIG.

FIG. 13 is a schematic diagram showing an example of the display screen showing the contents of the changed drug information.
As shown in FIG. 13, the screen display unit 254 displays the content of the changed drug information according to the operation of the pharmacist on the display screen. In the example shown in FIG. 13, the name of the medical institution to which the prescribing doctor belongs, the department, the name of the doctor, the date of prescription, etc., and a list of previously prescribed drugs are displayed as the contents of the previous prescription. Similarly, in the example shown in FIG. 13, the name of the medical institution to which the prescribing doctor belongs, the department, the name of the doctor, the date of prescription, etc., and a list of the drugs prescribed this time are displayed as the contents of the current prescription. there is While presenting the display screen shown in FIG. 13 to the patient, the pharmacist can operate the display screen to explain the contents of the prescription change in an easy-to-understand manner to the patient.

FIG. 14 is a schematic diagram showing an example of a state in which the pharmacist has performed an operation for explaining the content of the prescription to the patient on the display screen shown in FIG.
As shown in Fig. 14, for "A tablet" and "B tablet", since there was no change between the previous prescription and the current prescription, the pharmacist changed the items of "A tablet" and "B tablet". When manipulated, the same recipe arrows identify and indicate that there is no change in the recipe. On the other hand, although "C tablet" was included in the previous prescription, it was not included in the current prescription, so when the pharmacist operated the "C tablet" item, the prescription was canceled. A broken-line x mark indicating that this is the case and a message "Don't take x, bring it" are displayed superimposed on the item "C tablet". Furthermore, although the prescription of "D Capsule" has been switched to "G Capsule", it is necessary to switch to "G Capsule" after drinking up the prescribed "D Capsule". When the item "capsule" is operated, a message "○ drink up" is superimposed on the item "D capsule" and displayed as an instruction to drink up the remaining medicine in the "D capsule". Also, an arrow indicating that the prescription has been changed from "D Capsule" to "G Capsule" and the message "Change after drinking up" identify and represent the method of changing the prescription.

In addition, when the pharmacist manipulates the item of the drug prescribed by the content of the current prescription, such as "A tablet" and "F capsule", the message "◎ Don't forget to take" is superimposed on these items. Is displayed. In addition, if the pharmacist manipulates an item that has advantages for the patient due to the change from the previous prescription in the current prescription, such as "G capsule", it will be advantageous for the patient (e.g., "From today It is okay to eat!”, a message indicating that the quality of life of the patient is improved) is superimposed on this item. In addition, when there is a change in the packaging of the drug or the appearance of the drug itself, a message such as "The packaging (appearance) has changed" is displayed to notify the patient of the change in the packaging of the drug or the appearance of the drug itself. It is also possible to In this case, an image such as a photograph showing the packaging of the drug before the change and the appearance of the drug itself will be displayed in the previous prescription, and the packaging of the drug and the appearance of the drug itself after the change will be displayed in the current prescription. An image such as a photograph shown is displayed. These messages such as "Don't drink, bring it", "Drink up", "Don't forget to drink", "You can eat ○○ from today!", "The packaging (appearance) has changed", etc. The message can be automatically displayed based on the result of comparing the data of the previous prescription and the data of the current prescription or the operation result of the pharmacist.
In addition to the examples described above, the display contents indicated by these messages may include contents to be notified to the patient (precautions and advice from the pharmacist, etc.) in accordance with the change in the prescription contents. This can prompt the patient to be more aware of the change in prescription content.

Here, on the display screen showing the contents of the changed drug information, each item displayed in the list is arranged in the contents of the previous prescription and the contents of the current prescription for the purpose of facilitating the explanation. can do.
FIG. 15 is a schematic diagram showing an example of a state in which the arrangement of items displayed as a list is changed.
As shown in FIG. 15, when "C tablet" in the previous prescription content is changed to "F capsule" having the same efficacy in the current prescription content, the position of "C tablet" is changed to "F capsule You can change the placement by moving to a position lined up with ". As a result, the details of the prescription change can be displayed in an easy-to-understand manner for the patient.

FIG. 16 is a schematic diagram showing an example of a schedule presented to the patient.
In FIG. 16, the patient's two-week schedule is displayed. In the example of the schedule shown in FIG. 16, in the schedule field composed of the date, the day of the week, and the weather forecast, a band containing the characters "Okusuri" indicating the period of taking the dispensed medicine and " The characters "reunion" and the double-headed arrow with the characters "trip" indicating the patient's travel schedule are input. In addition, the pharmacist can input by handwriting or stamp data for this schedule. For example, the pharmacist enters the data of the stamp "Attention to forget to take" for the date of "class reunion", and the data of the stamp "Take medicine" is entered by the pharmacist on the first day of the "trip". . Also, on the last day of the period of taking the dispensed medicine, the stamp data of "next visit to the office" prompting the next visit to the office is input. The stamp data of "next visit" can be automatically input on the last day of the taking period of the dispensed medicine, or can be input at the discretion of the pharmacist. Furthermore, in the example of the schedule shown in FIG. 16, the pharmacist's attendance schedule is shown at the bottom of the schedule column, so that the patient can decide the date to visit the dispensing pharmacy according to the pharmacist's attendance schedule. It's becoming
Using such a schedule function, the pharmacist can set a drug dosing schedule that fully considers the patient's daily life. For example, if a patient who is being prescribed a medication for headache wants to get in shape for a child's sports day, the pharmacist will advise the patient to take the medication so that the patient's symptoms are alleviated on the day of the sports day. Able to guide the schedule.

FIG. 17 is a schematic diagram showing an example of an interface screen for inputting stamp data.
On the schedule display screen shown in FIG. 16, with the schedule field for any date selected, perform an operation (tap, etc.) to select the "stamp" icon arranged at the bottom of the schedule display screen. Then, as shown in FIG. 17, an interface screen for entering a stamp is displayed. The pharmacist can input data of the desired stamp on the desired date by performing an operation of selecting one of the stamps.

FIG. 18 is a schematic diagram showing an example of an interface screen for inputting handwritten characters.
On the schedule display screen shown in FIG. 16, with the schedule column for any date selected, perform an operation (tap, etc.) to select the "handwritten" icon arranged in the bottom column of the schedule display screen. Then, as shown in FIG. 18, an interface screen for inputting handwritten characters is displayed. The pharmacist can handwrite any character in the area for inputting handwritten characters, and the input character is recognized, and the desired character data can be input on the desired date. . In addition, on the interface screen for inputting handwritten characters, it is possible to select the color of the characters to be input. be able to.

FIG. 19 is a schematic diagram showing an example of an interface screen for registering a new schedule.
On the schedule display screen shown in FIG. 16, when an operation (tapping, etc.) is performed to select the "add schedule" icon located at the bottom of the schedule display screen, a new schedule is displayed as shown in FIG. An interface screen for registering is displayed. The pharmacist selects the period, schedule options, and the display color of the double-headed arrow, so that the double-headed arrow indicating the selected period is displayed in the selected color, and the characters indicating the schedule selected from the schedule options are entered. be able to.

FIG. 20 is a schematic diagram showing an example of an interface screen for editing an already input schedule.
On the schedule display screen shown in FIG. 16, when an operation (such as double tapping) to select an already input schedule is performed, an interface screen for editing the schedule is displayed as shown in FIG. The pharmacist selects to change the display color of the period, schedule options, and double-headed arrows to the desired one, so that the double-headed arrow indicating the selected period is displayed in the selected color, and the schedule options are displayed. You can enter characters that indicate the appointment you made.

FIG. 21 is a schematic diagram showing an example of a screen displaying a message to the effect that an arbitrary consultation item is accepted.
In the screen example shown in FIG. 21, "Do you have any concerns?" is displayed. By presenting such a screen, the pharmacist can enhance the atmosphere in which the patient can feel free to consult.

[Specific example of drug information provision document]
Next, a specific example of the provided document provided to the patient will be described.
22 and 23 are schematic diagrams showing an example of a document provided to a patient (changed drug information).
In the display screens showing the contents of the modified drug information illustrated in FIGS. 13 to 15, the drug to be printed on the drug information can be appropriately selected by the pharmacist based on dialogue with the patient.
For example, FIG. 22 shows an example of a case where major drugs including drugs whose prescriptions have been changed and drugs whose prescriptions have not been changed are selected as printing targets. In FIG. 22, "A tablet" and "B tablet" whose prescription has not been changed, "C tablet" whose prescription has been discontinued, "F capsule" which has been newly prescribed, and "D capsule" whose prescription has been switched ” and “G Capsule” are selected for printing.

On the other hand, FIG. 23 shows an example in which a drug whose prescription has been changed is selected as an object to be printed. In FIG. 23, newly prescribed "F Capsule", "D Capsule" and "G Capsule" whose prescriptions were switched, and "C Tablet" whose prescription was discontinued are selected as printing targets.
As shown in Figs. 22 and 23, among the medicines whose prescriptions have been changed, for those medicines that require caution when taking them, the prescription is no longer available and the user is encouraged to bring them to the dispensing pharmacy without taking them. "Take it" mark, before starting to take the drug prescribed this time, the "Drink up" mark that encourages you to take the drug that was prescribed last time, forget to take it because it was newly added in this prescription A mark "Don't forget to take" is added to remind people to be careful, and a mark "You can eat ○○ from today!" ing. In addition, when there is a change in the packaging of the drug or the appearance of the drug itself, a mark such as "Packaging (appearance) has changed" is added to notify the patient of the change in the packaging of the drug or the appearance of the drug itself. It is also possible to In this case, images such as photographs showing the packaging of the drug before the change and the appearance of the drug itself are printed in the previous prescription, and the packaging of the drug and the appearance of the drug itself after the change are printed in the contents of the current prescription. An image such as a photograph shown is printed. These are "Don't drink, bring it", "Drink up", "Don't forget to drink", "You can eat ○○ from today!", "The packaging (appearance) has changed." Such marks can be automatically added based on the result of comparing the data of the previous prescription and the data of the current prescription or the operation result of the pharmacist.
In addition to the examples described above, the display contents indicated by these marks may include contents to be notified to the patient (precautions, advice, etc. from the pharmacist) when the prescription contents are changed. This can prompt the patient to be more aware of the change in prescription content.

FIG. 24 is a schematic diagram showing an example of a provided document (related document) provided to the patient.
The related document shown in FIG. 24 is mainly put on a place where the patient can easily see it, such as on the wall of the house or in the refrigerator, and casually write down anything that interests him or her, and bring it with him/her the next time he or she visits the hospital. It is a document that is given to the patient for the purpose.
As shown in FIG. 24, among the provided documents provided to the patient, predetermined related documents include a drug dosing schedule, a visiting schedule, a patient information on the schedule such as the schedule for In addition, for each day in the schedule, check boxes for taking medicine in the morning, noon, night, and before bedtime (before bedtime) are entered.

Also, in a predetermined related document, the time that serves as a guideline for the timing of taking medicine in a day is displayed on the time axis under the schedule column. In other words, in the example shown in FIG. 24, 7:00 in the morning, 13:00 in the afternoon, and 19:00 in the evening are shown as indications of the drug-taking timing.
Further below the time axis indicating the approximate timing of taking medicine, there are printed a column for memorizing what the patient is concerned about, and an image such as a photograph of a medicine that requires particular attention when taking medicine.
Furthermore, a message from the pharmacist to the patient and the contact information of the dispensing pharmacy are printed in the bottom column of the predetermined related document shown in FIG.

As described above, in the information processing system 1 according to the present embodiment, when a pharmacist interacts with a patient in a dispensing pharmacy, by displaying information about a drug while displaying a predetermined profile of the pharmacist, It can arouse the patient's interest and affinity and support smoother dialogue.
Further, in the information processing system 1, when a pharmacist explains information about a drug (such as a change in a prescribed drug) to a patient, by issuing a drug information provision document (pharmaceutical information) that reflects the content of the explanation, The patient can more easily refer to the contents of the explanation from the pharmacist even when taking the drug.
Furthermore, the information processing system 1 presents the contents of the explanation given by the pharmacist to the patient, such as how to take the prescribed medicine, as information (such as a schedule) in a form that is easy for the patient to understand, and allows the patient to take appropriate medicine. can support.
Therefore, according to the information processing system 1 of this embodiment, it is possible to more appropriately support communication between the pharmacist and the patient.

[Modification 1]
In the above-described embodiment, when the print data generating unit 158 generates the print data of the provided document, the drug information may include an image explaining the usage of the drug included in the current prescription.
For example, if it is an oral medicine, there is a pictogram for taking the medicine by mouth, if it is a patch, there is a pictogram for applying the medicine to the body, if it is a suppository, there is a pictogram for inserting the medicine through the anus, and if it is an ointment, can print pictograms, etc. for applying drugs to the body on drug information.
This can prevent the patient from using the drug in the wrong way.

[Modification 2]
In the above-described embodiment, when the currently prescribed drug is displayed on the display screen of the pharmacist terminal 30 or printed on the drug information, the order of displaying or printing the prescribed drug is determined according to a predetermined condition. It may be set automatically.
For example, it is possible to display a drug prescribed by a doctor who prescribed it as a main drug in the top row, and to display a drug of relatively lower importance, such as an auxiliary drug, in a lower row. For example, drugs prescribed to suppress headaches are displayed on the top row, and drugs that suppress the side effects of taking the drug (drugs that protect the gastric mucosa to suppress the side effects of upset stomach, etc.) are displayed on the bottom row. It is possible to display it.
Further, for example, in the case of a drug that has different dosing timings in the morning, noon, night, etc., it is possible to display the drugs from the top to the bottom in the order of dosing timing.

[Modification 3]
In the above-described embodiment, the case where the provided document is provided to the patient has been described as an example, but the present invention is not limited to this. In other words, it is conceivable that, in addition to the patient, the patient's family, caregivers (care workers, etc.), nurses, and other subjects who may refer to the patient's prescription content are provided as the target of the provided document. . In this case, the content of the information (difficulty, granularity, etc.) indicated in the provided document can be changed according to the knowledge of the provider who receives the provided document.
In addition, it is also possible to make the drug information provision document (pharmaceutical information) and the predetermined related document among the provision documents for different subjects. For example, the content of the provided document can be generated on the assumption that a drug information provided document (pharmaceutical information) is provided to the patient's caregiver and a predetermined related document is provided to the patient. Accordingly, it is possible to generate a provision document (pharmaceutical information or related document) having content that meets the purpose according to the subject to whom the provision document is provided.

In the above-described embodiment and modifications, the document provided to the patient is in the form of a predetermined document, such as the change drug information and related documents, but is not limited to this. For example, the provided document may be provided to the patient in the form of a medicine bag. That is, in the present embodiment, the print data generated by the print data generation unit 158 can be printed on various media such as medicine bags and information on which information can be printed, and provided to the patient. The materials of various media on which information can be printed may be paper, vinyl, electronic paper, or the like. It is also possible to divide the print data into a plurality of media and print them. For example, a drug information provision document printed with the current prescription data and a sticker that presents the change in the prescription data to the patient as a whole by pasting it on the provision document (past prescription data and prescription change content) It is also possible to configure one medium by a sticker or the like on which is printed.
Furthermore, in addition to printing the provided document provided to the patient on various media that can print the information and providing it to the patient, electronic medication notebooks, applications such as smartphones (applications such as notebooks or schedule books), etc. Alternatively, the electronic device may output the information in the form of browsable electronic data and provide the information to the patient (for example, via communication or a storage medium).

Further, in the above-described embodiments and modifications, the provided document provided to the patient includes the data of one past prescription and the data of the current prescription, such as the data of the previous prescription and the data of the current prescription. Although the case of showing the results of the calculation has been described as an example, the present invention is not limited to this. For example, data on a plurality of past prescriptions and data on current prescriptions may be targeted, and the result of comparing these data may be shown in the provided document. As an example, although the data of the previous and the previous prescription and the data of the current prescription are the same, if there is a change in the data of the prescription three times before, the data of the prescription three times before ) and the current prescription data, the result of comparing these can be shown in the provided document. As a result, it is possible to extract not only the previous prescription data but also the past prescription data useful to present to the patient, and to show the result of comparison with the current prescription data.
The data of the prescription to be compared may not include the data of the current prescription. For example, it is possible to show the result of comparing the data of the previous prescription with the data of the prescription before the previous one.

Further, in the above-described embodiment and modified example, when the display screen showing the content of changed drug information shown in FIG. and the current prescription data are automatically associated with each other. In this case, for example, drugs that have not been changed or drugs before and after change that have the same component (or efficacy) are displayed in association with each other. Then, when the pharmacist moves the display position of one of the drugs on the display screen showing the content of the changed drug information displayed in this way, the display position is set in advance corresponding to the position of the movement result. The displayed content can be displayed automatically. For example, if any of the drugs in the past prescription data is moved to a display position where there is no corresponding drug in the current prescription data, a message indicating that the prescription of the drug has been discontinued etc.) can be displayed. Similarly, if any of the drugs in the current prescription data is moved to a display position where there is no corresponding drug in the past prescription data, a message indicating that the prescription of the drug has been added added”, etc.) can be displayed. As a result, it is possible to present the details of the change in the prescribed drug to the patient in a more comprehensible manner.

As described above, the information processing system 1 according to this embodiment includes the pharmacy computer 10 , the server 20 , and the pharmacist terminal 30 .
The pharmacy computer 10 includes a prescription data acquisition section 51 and a prescription data transmission section 52 .
The prescription data acquisition unit 51 acquires patient prescription data.
The prescription data transmission unit 52 transmits the prescription data acquired by the prescription data acquisition unit 51 to the server 20 .
The server 20 includes a change acquisition unit 155 and a change data transmission unit 156 .
Based on the prescription data transmitted from the pharmacy computer 10 and the patient's past prescription data corresponding to the prescription data, the change acquisition unit 155 acquires the past prescription content and the current prescription for the patient. Acquire the change point drug information about the drug changed by the contents.
The change data transmission unit 156 transmits the change drug information data to the pharmacist terminal 30 .
The pharmacist terminal 30 includes a screen display section 254 and an operation reception section 251 .
The screen display unit 254 displays a screen for presenting to the patient drug information related to the prescription, including the changed drug information, based on the changed drug information data transmitted from the server 20 .
Operation accepting portion 251 accepts an operation input to the screen displayed by screen display portion 254 .
The screen display unit 254 changes the display content of the drug information according to the operation input to the screen.
With such a configuration, in the information processing system 1, when a pharmacist interacts with a patient in a pharmacy, it is possible to display drug information related to a prescription including changed drug information, and input to the screen. The display contents of the drug information can be changed according to the operation performed.
Therefore, it is possible to more appropriately support communication between the pharmacist and the patient.

The pharmacist terminal 30 includes an operation content transmission section 255 .
The operation content transmission unit 255 transmits the content of the operation received by the operation reception unit 251 to the server 20 .
This allows the server 20 to grasp the details of the operation on the screen input on the pharmacist terminal 30 .

The server 20 includes a print data generator 158 and a print data transmitter 159 .
The print data generation unit 158 generates output data (print data or data for output to a storage medium) of the document to be provided to the patient, including the changed drug information, based on the details of the operation transmitted by the operation details transmission unit 255. data).
The print data transmission unit 159 transmits the output data generated by the print data generation unit 158 to the pharmacy computer 10 .
The pharmacy computer 10 has a print control unit 56 .
Based on the output data transmitted from the server 20, the print control unit 56 outputs the provided document as a medium to be handed over to the patient.
This allows the pharmacy computer 10 to output (print, store, or the like) the provided document corresponding to the operation content input at the pharmacist terminal 30 .

The server 20 includes a profile screen data generator 153 and a profile screen data transmitter 154 .
The profile screen data generation unit 153 generates pharmacist profile screen data to be presented to the patient based on the pharmacist profile data and the patient's attributes.
The profile screen data transmission unit 154 transmits profile screen data to the pharmacist terminal 30 .
The screen display unit 254 of the pharmacist terminal 30 displays the pharmacist's profile screen based on the profile screen data transmitted from the server 20 .
As a result, the pharmacist's profile screen corresponding to the patient's attributes is displayed, thereby arousing the patient's interest in and affinity for the pharmacist and supporting smoother dialogue between the pharmacist and the patient.

The profile screen data generation unit 153 selects data common to the patient's attributes from the data of the pharmacist's profile, and generates the data of the pharmacist's profile screen.
As a result, the patient's interest in and familiarity with the pharmacist can be more strongly aroused.

The screen display unit 254 displays a screen of a schedule relating to the patient, including a drug dosing schedule included in the patient's prescription.
The operation accepting unit 251 accepts an operation input to the schedule screen.
The operation content transmission unit 255 transmits to the server 20 the content of the operation on the schedule screen received by the operation reception unit 251 .
This allows the server 20 to generate data of the patient's schedule and generate print data by reflecting the input contents in the patient's schedule.

It should be noted that the present invention is not limited to the above-described embodiments, and includes modifications, improvements, and the like within the scope of achieving the object of the present invention.
For example, in the above-described embodiment, the pharmacy computer 10 may collectively manage the data without having the prescription DB 71 or the patient attribute DB 72 . In this case, the pharmacy computer 10 sequentially transmits and receives data to and from the server 20, using data stored in the prescription DB 172 or the patient attribute DB 173 of the server 20, and executes the same processing as in the above-described embodiment. be able to.
Further, the information processing system 1 according to the present invention may be configured by each device in the above-described embodiments, may be implemented by integrating the functions of a plurality of devices in the above-described embodiments into one device, or It is possible to distribute and implement the functions of one device in a plurality of devices.

The series of processes described above can be executed by hardware or by software.
In other words, the functional configurations in the above-described embodiments are merely examples and are not particularly limited. That is, it is sufficient that any one of the computers constituting the information processing system 1 has a function capable of executing the above-described series of processes as a whole. It is not limited to the examples shown.
Also, one functional block may be composed of hardware alone, software alone, or a combination thereof.

In addition, the recording medium containing the program for executing the series of processes described above is not only constituted by a removable medium distributed separately from the main body of the device in order to provide the program to the user, but also is pre-installed in the main body of the device. It consists of a recording medium, etc., which is provided to the user in a packaged state.

Although the embodiments of the present invention have been described above, the present invention is not limited to the above-described embodiments. Moreover, the effects described in the present embodiment are merely enumerations of the most suitable effects resulting from the present invention, and the effects of the present invention are not limited to those described in the present embodiment.

1 information processing system 10 pharmacy computer 20 server 30 pharmacist terminal 40 network 51 prescription data acquisition unit 52 prescription data transmission unit 53 patient attribute acquisition unit 54 patient attribute transmission unit 55 print data reception unit , 56 print control unit, 71 prescription database, 72 patient attribute database, 151 prescription data reception unit, 152 patient attribute reception unit, 153 profile screen data generation unit, 154 profile screen data transmission unit, 155 change acquisition unit, 156 changes Data transmission unit 157 Operation content reception unit 158 Print data generation unit 159 Print data transmission unit 171 Pharmacist profile database 172 Prescription database 173 Patient attribute database 174 Drug database 175 Drug database used by pharmacy 176 Changes Pharmaceutical Information Database 177 Schedule Database 251 Operation Receiving Part 252 Profile Screen Data Receiving Part 253 Change Point Data Receiving Part 254 Screen Displaying Part 255 Operation Details Transmitting Part 800 Information Processing Device 811 CPU 812 ROM 813 RAM, 814 bus, 815 input unit, 816 output unit, 817 storage unit, 818 communication unit, 819 drive, 820 imaging unit, 831 removable media

Claims (8)

An information processing system having a medication history management function and including an information processing device that manages data used in a pharmacy and a pharmacist terminal that displays information presented to a patient at the pharmacy,
The information processing device is
Profile data acquisition means for acquiring profile data of a pharmacist who interacts with the patient;
patient attribute acquisition means for acquiring data of the patient's attributes;
profile screen data generation means for generating data for the pharmacist's profile screen to be presented to the patient based on the pharmacist's profile data and the patient's attribute data;
profile screen data transmission means for transmitting data of the profile screen to the pharmacist terminal;
with
The pharmacist terminal is
screen display means for displaying a profile screen of the pharmacist who interacts with the patient based on the data of the profile screen transmitted from the information processing device ;
The profile screen data generating means generates data of the pharmacist's profile screen to be presented to the patient, based on attributes common to the pharmacist's profile data and the patient's attribute data. An information processing system characterized by: The information processing device is
Modification points relating to a drug that has been changed between the past prescription content and the current prescription content for the patient, based on the patient's prescription data and the patient's past prescription data corresponding to the prescription data change acquisition means for acquiring information;
change point data transmission means for transmitting the change point drug information data to the pharmacist terminal;
with
The pharmacist terminal is
An operation receiving means for receiving an operation input to the screen displayed by the screen display means,
The screen display means of the pharmacist terminal displays the changed drug information on the basis of the profile screen of the pharmacist who interacts with the patient or the data of the changed drug information transmitted from the information processing device. 2. The information processing system according to claim 1 , wherein a screen is displayed for presenting the patient with drug information related to the prescription, including . 3. The information processing system according to claim 2 , wherein the screen display means changes the display content of the drug information according to an operation input to the screen. The pharmacist terminal is
4. The information processing system according to claim 2, further comprising operation content transmission means for transmitting the content of the operation received by said operation reception means to said information processing apparatus. The information processing device is
output data generation means for generating output data of the document to be provided to the patient, including the changed drug information, based on the details of the operation transmitted by the operation content transmission means;
5. The information processing system according to claim 4 , further comprising output control means for outputting the provided document as a medium to be delivered to the patient based on the output data. An information processing device in an information processing system including an information processing device that has a medication history management function and manages data used in a pharmacy and a pharmacist terminal that displays information presented to a patient at the pharmacy,
Profile data acquisition means for acquiring profile data of a pharmacist who interacts with the patient;
patient attribute acquisition means for acquiring data of the patient's attributes;
profile screen data generation means for generating data for the pharmacist's profile screen to be presented to the patient based on the pharmacist's profile data and the patient's attribute data;
profile screen data transmission means for transmitting data of the profile screen to the pharmacist terminal;
with
The profile screen data generating means generates data of the pharmacist's profile screen to be presented to the patient, based on attributes common to the pharmacist's profile data and the patient's attribute data. An information processing device characterized by: An information processing method executed by an information processing system including an information processing device that has a medication history management function and manages data used in a pharmacy and a pharmacist terminal that displays information presented to a patient at the pharmacy,
The information processing device
a profile data obtaining step of obtaining profile data of a pharmacist interacting with the patient;
a patient attribute acquisition step of acquiring data of the patient's attributes;
a profile screen data generating step of generating data for the pharmacist's profile screen to be presented to the patient based on the pharmacist's profile data and the patient's attribute data;
a profile screen data transmission step of transmitting data of the profile screen to the pharmacist terminal;
The pharmacist terminal
a screen display step of displaying a profile screen of the pharmacist who interacts with the patient, based on the profile screen data transmitted from the information processing device;
including
In the profile screen data generation step, data for the pharmacist's profile screen to be presented to the patient is generated based on attributes common to the pharmacist's profile data and the patient's attribute data. An information processing method characterized by: A computer that constitutes an information processing device in an information processing system that includes an information processing device that has a medication history management function and manages data used in a pharmacy and a pharmacist terminal that displays information presented to patients at the pharmacy,
a profile data acquisition function for acquiring profile data of a pharmacist who interacts with the patient;
a patient attribute acquisition function for acquiring data of the patient's attributes;
a profile screen data generation function for generating data for the pharmacist's profile screen to be presented to the patient based on the pharmacist's profile data and the patient's attribute data;
a profile screen data transmission function for transmitting data of the profile screen to the pharmacist terminal;
to realize
The profile screen data generating function generates data of the pharmacist's profile screen to be presented to the patient, based on attributes common to the pharmacist's profile data and the patient's attribute data. Program characterized.

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