JP7413617B2 - Medication calendar and hanging holder used therefor - Google Patents

Description

The present invention provides a medication calendar and a hanging calendar for use in the same, which enables the user to take a band-shaped package in which a plurality of medication packages each containing a dispensed drug are consecutively arranged in a band shape, and to ensure confirmation of the medication taken. Regarding the holding body.

2. Description of the Related Art Conventionally, pharmacies and clinics have provided patients with a band-like package in which a plurality of drug packages each containing a drug are connected in a continuous band-like manner. In such band-shaped sachets, there are cutting lines (cutting dashed lines) between each medicine sachet, and when taking the medicine, one medicine sachet is separated from the long band-like sachet along the cutting line. I take it separately.
When taking medications, elderly people tend to forget to take them, for example when they take them three times a day in the morning, afternoon and evening, and they also tend to take the wrong medication if they keep the medicine packets separated. There's a problem.
Therefore, drug storage boxes have been put into practical use that allow each drug package separated from the band-shaped package to be sorted into boxes divided in a calendar style. This requires space and there is a risk that the drug storage box itself may be overturned.
In addition, instead of such a drug storage box, a drug storage box in which long strip-shaped parcels are folded and packed has been put into practical use, but in such a drug storage box, the drugs are easily crushed. In addition, since capsule medicines are folded, there are problems in that they get caught in the opening and are difficult to take out.
In recent years, several types of hanging calendars (generally referred to as "medication calendars") have been sold to make it easier to take medications. As an example of this medication calendar, a calendar has been proposed in which medicines are stored in color-coded medicine storage pockets (for example, see Patent Document 1). This medication calendar stores one dose of heat medication (tablets, capsules, powders, etc.) in each medication storage pocket, so you can avoid the hassle of taking medication, forgetting to take it due to things you don't know, and making mistakes when taking the medication. It can be reduced considerably.

Japanese Patent Application Publication No. 2000-140072

However, with such a medication calendar, it takes time and effort to store one dose of the medicine in each medicine storage pocket, and it is also difficult to store the heat medicine and medicine in the medicine package together in the pocket. If they are placed in a container, it is not easy to take them out, and the medicine itself may be dropped when taken out, and the amount of medicine may be too large to fit. A double pocket type device has also been proposed.

The purpose of the present invention is to take advantage of the advantages of the simple and easy-to-use band-shaped sachet, so that when taking the medication, it is possible to take the medication without any mistakes, and it is easy to check whether the medication has been taken after taking the medication. The goal is to provide an easy-to-use medication calendar.
Another object of the invention is to provide a hanging holder that can be advantageously used in a medication calendar.

The medication calendar of the present invention holds a sheet main body and an upper end of a band-like package in which a plurality of drug packages containing medicines are connected in a continuous band shape through a cutting line, and is suspended from the front side of the sheet main body. The front side of the seat body has seven consecutive numbers starting from "1", seven consecutive symbols starting from "a", and up to seven consecutive numbers starting from "one". A display section is provided in which a number or a day of the week letter is displayed in order in the vertical direction, and a predetermined vertical direction of the display part of the number, the symbol, the number or the day of the week letter displayed on the display section is provided. When the interval is set to a length corresponding to the length of one of the drug sachets of the band-like sachet, and the band-like sachet is suspended using the hanging holding part, the suspended The display part of the sheet main body is covered by the band-shaped package, and each time the drug package of the band-shaped package is cut off from below and removed, the lower side of the removed drug package in the display part is covered. The number, the symbol, the number, or the day of the week character are exposed.

Another medication calendar of the present invention includes a sheet main body and a medicine accommodating pocket row section formed of a plurality of pockets for accommodating medicines, which are provided at intervals in the vertical direction on the front surface of the sheet main body. and a hanging holding part for holding the upper end of a band-shaped package in which a plurality of drug packages containing drugs are connected in a continuous band shape through a cutting line and hanging it from the front side of the sheet main body. , a predetermined interval between the plurality of pockets of the medicine storage pocket row part is set to a length corresponding to the length of one of the medicine sachets of the band-shaped sachet, and the hanging holding part is used to hold the medicine bag. In the state in which the band-shaped sachet is suspended, the medicine storage pocket row portion of the sheet body is covered by the suspended band-shape sachet, and the medicine sachet of the band-like sachet is cut off from below. Each time it is removed, a lower pocket portion of the removed medicine package in the row of medicine storage pockets is exposed.

According to the medication calendar of the present invention, it is possible to hang band-shaped sachets for one week, for example, on the front side of the sheet body, eliminating the risk of the medication sachets falling apart. Since the predetermined interval in the vertical direction of the display part displayed on the display section is set to a length corresponding to the length of one drug package in the band-shaped package, the drug package at the bottom of the band-shaped package can be After taking the medicine by separating it, a part of the lower display part is exposed, which makes it easy to see that the medicine has been taken, to check for leftover medicines, and to check for missed doses. The advantage is that people around you, such as patients and caregivers, can be sure whether they have taken the drug or not, and can share the information with them.
The display for one week on the display section of the sheet body includes seven consecutive numbers starting with "1" (for example, Arabic numerals, Roman numerals, Chinese numerals, etc.), seven consecutive symbols starting with "a", and " Up to seven consecutive numbers starting with "one" or day of the week characters (eg, Japanese characters, English characters, etc.) can be used.
Such a dosing calendar has the advantage that, for example, by displaying the dosing time slot above the hanging band-shaped sachet, it is possible to see at a glance in what time slot the medicine is to be taken.

According to another medication calendar of the present invention, the predetermined intervals between the plurality of pockets in the row of medicine storage pockets are set to a length corresponding to the length of one medicine package in the strip-shaped sachet. When the medicine packet at the bottom of the package is separated, the pocket section (containing the medicine to be taken) that was hidden at the bottom is exposed. It has the advantage of not forgetting to take the medicine and ensuring that you know that you have taken it.
Moreover, according to the hanging holder of the present invention, it can be conveniently used as a hanging holder for a medication calendar.

FIG. 1 is a front view showing an embodiment of the medication calendar of the first invention. FIG. 1 is a perspective view of an embodiment of the medication calendar of the first invention. FIG. 7 is an enlarged perspective view of a hook portion of a hanging holding portion of another embodiment of the medication calendar of the first invention. It is a front view of the Example of the medication calendar of the 2nd invention. It is an enlarged perspective view of the hanging holding part of the medication calendar of the second invention. It is a side view of the hanging holding part of other Examples used for the medication calendar of the 1st and 2nd invention. FIG. 7 is a perspective view of the hanging retainer of the embodiment of FIG. 6;

EMBODIMENT OF THE INVENTION Hereinafter, embodiments of the medication calendar of the present invention will be described in detail based on the drawings.

1 to 3 show an embodiment of the medication calendar of the first invention, and in FIGS. 1 to 3, A is the medication calendar, 1 is the sheet body, 2 is the display section, 3 is the numerical display section, and 4 is the hanger. A lower holding part, 5 a display part for the dosing time period, 6 a pocket part, B a band-shaped sachet, b1 a medicine sachet, and b2 a cutting line. The band-shaped sachet B is one in which medicine sachets b1, b1, . The cutting line b2 is provided between the medicine packages b1 in order to separate the medicine packages b2 from each other, and is formed, for example, by a perforation, a thin line, or the like.

The medication calendar A is formed of a thin sheet main body 1 made of resin, for example, and the sheet main body 1 is preferably formed of a material that can be folded or rolled up for easy portability, and may not be made of paper or the like. You can. As shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, on the surface (front surface) of the seat body 1, for example, seven consecutive numbers starting from "1", in other words, numbers from "1" to "7" are arranged vertically. A display section 2 is provided that displays images in succession at intervals. In this embodiment, the number display section 3 may display numbers from "1" to "7" in order from the top, or vice versa. good. As these numbers, general Arabic numerals (arithmetic numerals), Roman numerals, Chinese numerals, etc. can be used.
Instead of the numeric display section 3 that displays numbers, the day of the week characters, that is, the characters of each day of the week starting from "Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday" and "Monday" are displayed consecutively from the bottom at predetermined intervals. Alternatively, the characters for each day of the week may be displayed in order from the bottom, starting with "Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, and Saturday" and "Sunday." The day of the week characters may be written in English alphabets instead of in Japanese kanji. Further, the color of the number display (or day of the week display) itself of each number display section 3 may be changed, and visibility can be improved by changing the color.
Instead of numbers and days of the week, for example, seven consecutive symbols starting with "a", such as "a", "b", "c", "d", "e", "f", "g", etc. Or, when using up to seven consecutive numbers starting from "one", for example, a star (or ○, ◎, □, etc.), "one star", "two stars", etc. "mark", "three stars", "four stars", "five stars", "six stars", "seven stars", etc. In such cases, from top to bottom It may be possible to display symbols (or numbers) from "a" (or "one star") to "g" (or "seven stars"); on the other hand, from the bottom up. Symbols (or numbers) from "a" (or "one star") to "g" (or "seven stars") may be displayed.

Preferably, the predetermined interval between the number display sections 3 displayed on the display section 2 is a length corresponding to the length of one drug package b1 of the band-shaped package B. A medication calendar whose length is changed depending on the amount of medicine to be packaged in the medicine package b1, so that the length is adjusted to 6 cm, 8 cm, 10 cm, etc., and the corresponding number display part 3 is set at a predetermined interval. It is sufficient to create several types of A, and in this case, the sheet body 1 having the number display section 3 corresponding to the length of the drug package b1 is selected and used.

Above the display section 2 of the sheet body 1, a hanging holding section 4 for hanging and holding the band-shaped parcel B is provided. By holding the upper end of the strip-shaped package B for one week (7 days) with the hanging holding section 4, the strip-shaped package B is suspended from the front side of the display section 2, and the strip-shaped package B is suspended in this manner. When suspended, this band-shaped package B comes to cover the entire number display section 3 for one week on the display section 2. When taking the medicine, by cutting off the medicine package b1 below the band-shaped package B, a part of the display part 2 (covered by the detached medicine package 1b) is removed, as shown in FIG. The number display section 3) is exposed on the front side, and the person taking the medication can easily see the exposed part of the display section 2 (the exposed number display section 3). You can easily know which day of the week and time slot the drug is to be taken.
For example, when taking medicine in the morning and evening of the day, before taking the medicine on Tuesday morning, as understood from FIG. The number "7"("7" on display section 2 corresponds to Monday's medication intake) is exposed. In such a situation, when the drug package b1 below the band-shaped package B is cut off when taking medication on Tuesday morning, as shown in FIG. The covered numeral display section 3 of "6" is exposed on the front side, and the patient can easily see the exposed numeral display section 3 of the display section 3. You can easily know that you have taken your morning medication.

As shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, a plurality of display sections 2 are displayed in parallel in the left-right direction of the sheet body 1 of the medication calendar A, and each display section 2, 2, . . . A dosing time zone display section 5 is provided that allows the dosing time zone to be displayed. This dosing time display section 5 may include, for example, a sticker affixed to the dosing time such as "morning", "hiru" (noon), "evening", or "before going to bed". The dosing time period can be displayed by writing and pasting the sticker on the dosing time display section 5. The medicine packets 1b to be taken are hung on the hanging holding part 4 so that the band-shaped medicine packets B to be taken during the time slot are covered on the front side of the display section 2 below the display of the time slot to be taken. Used to be lowered.
In the embodiment shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, the display section 2 has four columns in the left and right direction, but if necessary, it can be arranged in two columns (for example, "Asa (Morning)" and "Yu (Evening)") or three columns ( For example, it may be "morning (morning),""hiru(noon)," and "yuu (evening)."
In addition, in such a medication calendar, if there are four times when drugs are to be taken: morning, noon, evening, and before bedtime, all four columns may be used, as in the example of FIG. 2. If the drug is to be taken twice, once in the morning and once in the evening, two of the four columns may be used, as shown in FIG. The display section 5 for the dosing time period can use hiragana, katakana, pistogram, etc. depending on the user.

The display section 2 of the sheet body 1 is further provided with pocket sections 6, 6, . For example, when taking powder medicine packets that cannot be combined into one package at the same time, the divided packets can be stored in the pocket part 6, and the heat medicine can be mainly stored in the pocket part 6, and the powder medicine can be stored in the pocket part 6. This makes it easy to refill the medicine and prevents the medicine from dropping. These pockets 6 are preferably formed of a transparent material, and by being transparent, the contents (medications) inside can be seen from the outside, and it is possible to prevent forgetting to take the medicines stored in the pockets 6. Can be done.

The hanging holding part 4 formed above the display part 2 of the seat body 1 is composed of a hook part 41 and a holder part 42 that can be attached to and detached from the hook part 41. The hole of the holder part 42 is inserted into the locking part and the holder part 42 is removably locked. The holder part 42 has a clamping and holding part that clamps and holds the upper end of the hanging strip-shaped package B, and such a clamping and holding part is composed of, for example, a clip like a clothespin or a double clip. can do.
In other embodiments, the hook portion 41 and the holder portion 42 may be magnetically attached to and detachable from each other using a magnet method. In this embodiment, the hook part 41 and the holder part 42 of the hanging holding part 4 are detachable, but they may be formed integrally. Further, in this embodiment, the hook portion 41 is fixedly provided on the seat body 1, but the hook portion 41 may be provided on the seat body in a detachable manner.

As shown in FIG. 3, in the hanging holding part 4 of the other embodiment, the hook part 41 is configured to be foldable, so that when the seat main body 1 is folded or rolled up and transported. Furthermore, by folding and storing the hook portion 41, it becomes easy to handle it. The hook portion 41 includes a hook body portion 41a fixed to the seat body 1 and a locking portion 41c locking the holder portion 42, and the rear end portion of the locking portion 41c is connected to the hook via the shaft body 41b. It is swingably attached to the main body part 41a, and by rotating it upward in FIG. 3, the locking part 41c can be folded and stored.
Further, as shown in FIG. 3, the cross-sectional shape of the locking part 41c of the hook part 41 is formed into a square shape, and the locking hole of the holder part 42 is also made into a similar square shape, so that The band-shaped packaged body B does not swing like a pendulum, making it easy to use. A protruding portion is provided at the tip of the locking portion 41c of the hook portion 41 to prevent the locked holder portion 42 from coming off.

4 and 5 show an embodiment of the medication calendar of the second invention. In the figures, A1 is the medication calendar, 1 is the sheet body, 4 is the hanging holding part, 5 is the medication time zone display part, and 6 is the medication calendar. The pocket section 60 is a medicine storage pocket row section.

On the surface of the sheet body 1 of the medication calendar A1, there is formed a medicine storage pocket row part 60 in which pocket parts 6, 6, . . . for storing medicines are formed at predetermined intervals in the vertical direction. A plurality of medicine storage pocket rows 60 are formed in parallel in the left-right direction of the sheet body 1, and correspond to the drug-taking time periods.

A hanging holding part 4 can be attached to the upper edge part 1a of the sheet main body 1 using a hook part 41, and the upper end part of the strip-shaped package B can be attached to the holder part 42 of the hanging holding part 4. The band-shaped package B for one week (seven days) is hung and held. This suspended band-shaped package B covers the entire medicine storage pocket row section 60 of the sheet body 1, and when taking medicine, the drug package b1 below the band-shaped package B is covered. By separating, as shown in FIG. 4, the pocket portion 6 of the drug storage pocket row portion 60 (the pocket portion on the lower side of the separated drug package b1) is exposed. Since the lower pocket part 6 is exposed in this way, the medicine stored in this pocket part 6 can be seen from the outside, thereby making it possible to prevent forgetting to take the medicine stored in the pocket part 6. .

As shown in FIG. 5, the hanging holding part 4 is composed of a hook part 41 and a holder part 42, and the hook part 41 has a clip part 410 provided on the rear surface to sandwich the upper edge part 1a of the seat main body 1. There is. The holder section 42 includes a clip section 42a shaped like a clothespin that pinches the upper end of the strip-shaped package B, and can clip the strip-shaped package B by the action of a spring section 42b.

In this embodiment, the hook portion 41 and the holder portion 42 are configured such that their positions can be adjusted in the vertical direction. A ratchet part 43a having a plurality of claw parts is provided on the front side of the hook part 41, and this ratchet part 43a extends in the vertical direction. Further, the vertical moving part 43b that is moved in the vertical direction with respect to the ratchet part 43a is provided with a spring part 43c that locks on the ratchet part 43a, and the spring part 43c locks on a desired claw part of the ratchet part 43a. By doing so, it is possible to adjust the vertical position of the vertically moving member 43b (in other words, the holder part 42 locked thereto). In this example, the ratchet part 43a and the vertically moving member 43b are It constitutes a position adjustment means 43 for adjusting the position of.
In this embodiment, the locking part 42c formed on the rear side of the holder part 42 is inserted and locked into the locking hole 43d formed on the front side of the vertically moving part 43b, and the locking part 42c is locked in the locked state. The adjusting means 43 adjusts the position of the holder part 42 in the vertical direction with respect to the hook part 41, and thus the position of the holder part 42 is adjusted. By being able to vertically adjust the hanging position, the band-shaped sachet B can be adjusted in the vertical direction, and thus can be applied to a wide variety of medication calendars. Note that in the embodiment, the hook portion 41 and the holder portion 42 are formed as separate bodies, but they may be formed integrally.

As shown in FIG. 4, a display section 5 indicating the dosing time period may be displayed on the surface of the holder section 42 of the hanging holding section 4, so that the user can confirm the dosing time period and take the drug. Also, markings and color coding make it easier to see.

In the embodiment, the hook portion 41 of the hanging holding portion 4 is detachably attached to the seat body 1, but the hook portion 41 may be fixedly attached to the seat body 1.

The hanging holder of the hanging holding part 4, which can be attached to and detached from the medication calendar 1, is compatible with existing (commercially available) medication calendars having a row of medicine storage pockets in which pockets for storing medicines are provided at predetermined intervals. In particular, the type that can be attached by pinching the upper edge of the medication calendar can be applied to various types of commercially available medication calendars. That is, the sheet body 1 of the medication calendar A1 of the present invention may be an existing medication calendar that is commercially available. In this case, seven consecutive numbers starting from "1" (i.e., numbers "1" to "7") are displayed on the surface of the pocket part of the existing medication calendar, similar to the embodiments of FIGS. 1 and 2. , seven consecutive symbols starting with "a" (i.e., symbols "a" to "g"), up to seven consecutive numbers starting with "one" (i.e., numbers 1 to 7), or the month. A display section 2 may be provided in which the day of the week characters for Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, and Sunday (that is, the day of the week characters for "Monday" to "Sunday") are displayed in sequence at predetermined intervals in the vertical direction, or these displays may be provided. A sticker may be attached to the corresponding pocket portion. By configuring in this way, the same effects as those of the above-mentioned embodiments can be achieved.

6 and 7 show a hanging holding part 4 in another embodiment applicable to the above-mentioned medication calendar (the forms shown in FIGS. 1 and 2 and the form shown in FIG. 4). The hanging holding part 4 is composed of a hook part 41 that is attached to the medication calendar A (A1) and a holder part 42 that hangs the band-shaped sachet B. On the front side of the holder part 42, the band-shaped sachet is A clothespin-shaped clip part 42a is provided to sandwich the upper end of the body B, and both pieces of the clip part 42a are rotatably connected by a connecting part 4s, and can be pinched by a spring part 42b. . A rectangular locking insertion portion 42c is provided on the rear surface side of the holder portion 42 opposite to the clip portion 42a via a locking connection detail 42d.
The hook portion 41 is provided with a rectangular locking recess 41s for inserting and locking the locking insertion portion 42c of the holder portion 42, and an opening 41t is provided on the front side. A locking connection detail 42d is located in the opening 41t when the locking insertion portion 42c of the holder portion 42 is inserted and locked into the locking recess 42s of the hook portion 41. With such a configuration, when the band-shaped package B is suspended from the holder part 42, the suspended band-shaped package B can be stably suspended without lateral wobbling. .

As shown in FIG. 6, an adhesive body 4a is provided on the back surface of the holder part 41 of the hanging holding part 4, and the adhesive body 4a is used to adhesively fix the medicine calendar A (A1) and hang it. A lower holding part 4 is held at the top of the medication calendar A (A1).

Furthermore, the hanging holding part 4 may be attached to the main body sheet 1 by a magnetic sheet using magnetic force instead of the adhesive 4a of the above embodiment. In that case, the hanging holding part 4 may be attached to the main body sheet 1. A magnetic iron plate holding supplement 4b is provided on the back side of the position where the iron plate is to be held, and the holder part 41 having the magnet sheet (4a) is magnetically attracted to the iron plate holding supplement 4b from the front side, thereby creating a hanging holding part. 4 may be held at the top of the medication calendar A (A1).
In this embodiment, the hanging holding part 4 can be held at any position, making position adjustment easier. Moreover, it becomes possible to fully correspond to commercially available medication calendars. Furthermore, the hanging holding part 4 may be attached to the main body sheet 1 using a hook type.

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To use the medication calendar A of the embodiment shown in FIGS. 1 to 3, the string 10 inserted through the holes 11 and 11 formed in the upper part of the sheet body 1 must be connected to a hook (not shown) on a wall or the like. ), etc., and hang it on the wall. Next, the upper end of the band-shaped package B is held between the holder parts 42, the holder part 42 is locked to the hook part 41 of the hanging holding part 4, and the band-shaped package B is held in the hanging holding part 4. is hung and held on the front side of the display section 2 of the sheet body 1 (the display section 2 is covered and hidden by the band-shaped package B).
When taking medicine, the user cuts off the bottom medicine package b1 of the band-shaped package B suspended in the row corresponding to the time of day to take it. At that time, the drug package b1 is separated and a part of the display section 2 is removed from the front, and the numeric display section 3 of the display section 2 that was covered is exposed, and the drug package b1 is separated. The corresponding number display section 3 can be visually recognized. Therefore, the person who has taken the drug and those around him, such as his family, can easily confirm whether he has taken the drug or not. In this way, it is possible to confirm that the drug has been taken at the time it is taken, and it is very simple and has little impediment to the action, so it has a positive effect on improving drug adherence (adherence is defined as improving the patient's desire and awareness to take the drug). This refers to a drastic increase in the frequency of dosing (intentional).
In terms of frequency of dosing, it is often taken twice in the morning and once in the evening, making it easier to use when taking the drug at different times. In particular, it can be tailored to relatively active users who are capable of self-management.

In order to use the medication calendar A1 of the embodiment shown in FIGS. 4 and 5, the string 10 is hung on a hook (not shown) on a wall or the like, and used in the same manner as described above. be. Next, the upper end of the strip-shaped package B is held between the holder parts 42 of the hanging holding part 4, the holder parts 42 are locked to the hook parts 41 of the hanging holding part 4, and the hanging holding parts 4 are held together. The band-shaped sachets B are suspended and held on the front side of the medicine storage pocket row section 60 of the sheet body 1 so as to hide them.
When taking medicine, by cutting off the lower medicine packet b1 of the band-shaped sachet B, the pocket portion 6 of the medicine storage pocket row section 60 (the pocket portion corresponding to the separated medicine packet b1) is exposed to the outside. However, the medicine stored in the pocket portion 6 can be easily seen, and the medicine stored therein can be taken without forgetting to take it.

Advantages of the medication calendar embodiment described above are as follows.
First, by using the medication calendar of the above-mentioned embodiment, you can create a part for hanging band-shaped sachets on the medication calendar, and you can hang the band-shaped sachets without cutting off one week's supply, and the medication packages themselves can be separated. can reduce the risk of
Second, when you try to store a medicine bag containing medicine as it is, the place where you put it is not fixed, which may increase the frequency of searching for the medicine bag or forgetting to take medicine. If you use a medication calendar, you can hang it on a wall or other place as needed, and it will reduce forgetting to take doses, reduce hassles, and have a positive effect on improving compliance and adherence. (Mechanical).
Thirdly, by using the medication calendar of the above-described embodiment, it is possible to notice if a medication has been forgotten and to immediately check whether or not the medication has been taken at the time of administration. Additionally, if you forget to take a dose, you can remove the medicine package as soon as you realize it, collect it as leftover medication, and take it to the pharmacy next time to make adjustments.
Fourthly, if the medication calendar of the above-mentioned embodiment is used, the advantages for the dispensing pharmacy are the ease of dispensing and the ease of dispensing, as the medication is taken repeatedly in separate packets (e.g., after breakfast, lunch, dinner, and before bedtime). This reduces the chances of errors and makes it easier to confirm the numbers. Printing the day of the week or numbers on the medicine package rather than the date makes it easier to reuse forgotten medicines, and pharmacies that dispense medicine only need to set up 7 days' worth of medicine, which saves the hassle of refilling. The burden of filling can be reduced and the filling time can be shortened.
Fifth, if the medication calendar of the above-described embodiment is used, the hanging holder can be used to hang band-shaped sachets without cutting off one week's worth from an existing medication calendar. can be adapted to a wider range of medication patterns.
Sixthly, by using the medication calendar of the above-described embodiment, it is possible to store medicines that cannot be packaged in band-shaped sachets in the pocket section 6 of the medicine storage pocket array section 60, thereby increasing the convenience of medication administration.

A, A1 Medication calendar 1 Sheet body 2 Display section 3 Number display section (day of the week character display section)
4 Suspension holding part 41 Hook part 42 Holder part 5 Dosage time zone display part 6 Pocket part 60 Medicine storage pocket row part B Band-shaped sachet b1 Medicine package b2 Cutting line

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The seat body,
a hanging holding part for holding the upper end of a band-shaped package in which a plurality of drug packages containing drugs are connected in a continuous band-like manner via a cutting line, and suspending it from the front side of the sheet main body;
On the front side of the sheet body, seven consecutive numbers starting from "1", seven consecutive symbols starting from "a", up to seven consecutive numbers starting from "one", or letters of the days of the week are displayed in the vertical direction. A display section is provided in which the images are displayed in order.
The predetermined interval in the vertical direction of the display part of the number, the symbol, the number, or the day of the week character displayed on the display section is set to a length corresponding to the length of one of the drug sachets of the band-shaped sachet. At the same time,
When the band-shaped sachet is suspended using the hanging holding portion, the display portion of the sheet body is covered by the suspended band-shape sachet, and the drug portion of the band-shaped sachet is covered. A medication calendar characterized in that each time a package is cut off from below and removed, the number, the symbol, the number, or the day of the week letter on the lower side of the removed drug package in the display section is exposed. 2. The medication calendar according to claim 1, wherein a plurality of display sections are provided in parallel in the left-right direction of the sheet body, and a time slot for taking the medicine is displayed above the plurality of display sections. The display section of the sheet body is provided with a plurality of pocket sections that can accommodate medicines , and the plurality of pocket sections correspond to the numbers, the symbols, the numbers, or the day of the week characters displayed on the display section. 2. The medication calendar according to claim 1, wherein the medication calendar is provided with a medication calendar. The hanging holding section includes a hook section that is fixedly or removably provided on the sheet main body, and a holder section that is detachably attached to the hook section, and the holder section is connected to the band-shaped parcel. The medication calendar according to claim 1, characterized in that the upper end portion of the medication calendar is held. The seat body,
a medicine accommodating pocket row section configured of a plurality of pocket sections for accommodating medicines, which are provided at intervals in the vertical direction on the front surface of the sheet main body;
a hanging holding part for holding the upper end of a band-shaped package in which a plurality of drug packages containing drugs are connected in a continuous band-like manner via a cutting line, and suspending it from the front side of the sheet main body;
A predetermined interval between the plurality of pockets of the medicine storage pocket row part is set to a length corresponding to the length of one of the medicine sachets of the band-shaped sachet body,
When the band-shaped package is suspended using the hanging holding part, the drug storage pocket row part of the sheet body is covered by the band-shaped package that is suspended, and the band-shaped package is suspended. A medication calendar characterized in that each time the medication package is cut off from below and removed, a pocket section below the removed medication package in the medicine storage pocket row section is exposed. 6. The medication calendar according to claim 5, wherein the hanging holding part is detachably attached to the upper end of the sheet main body. The hanging holding section includes a hook section that is fixedly or removably provided on the sheet main body, and a holder section that is detachably attached to the hook section, and the holder section is connected to the band-shaped parcel. 7. The medication calendar according to claim 5, wherein the medication calendar holds the upper end of the calendar. 8. The medication calendar according to claim 7, wherein the hanging holding part further includes a position adjustment means for holding the holder part with respect to the hook part in a vertically adjustable manner. 6. The medication calendar according to claim 5, wherein the sheet main body having the medication storage pocket row portion is an existing medication calendar. A hanging holder, which functions as a hanging holder for the medication calendar according to claim 1 or claim 5, and is characterized in that it holds the upper end of the band-shaped sachet and is suspended from the front side of the sheet body.