JPH06511209A - Card with information recorder and method for building same - Google Patents

Abstract

The card proposed has, located in its surface (1', 1''), an opening (3) which occupies preferably about 30 to 50 % of the card surface and into which is fitted a data-recording medium (5) designed as a mirror-inverted negative.

Description

[Detailed description of the invention] A card with an information record and a method for making the same The present invention is particularly applicable to emergency data. The surface of the card is provided with a small (and one) information recording medium for recording data. Regarding the card you have.

Serving as an information recorder or having one or more information recorders; A large number of cards, card-shaped certificates or the like are known.

A simple card or often foldable to record emergency data cards, so-called emergency treatment identification cards, are used, but these cards have Specific information regarding the holder of the certificate, which is important for doctors at the hospital and treating patients. Information is recorded. This certificate is a record of such information and is therefore publicly known. It belongs to the first group of formats listed at the beginning of the card.

Examples of such certificates are organ donor certificates, diabetic certificates or blood certificates. An example of this is the Certification of Person Required for Stopper Preventive Medicine (Marcumarausweis). All of these documents must be submitted by the holder himself or by the competent authority or doctor. The necessary information is written by hand or on a typewriter. for this purpose Therefore, the scope of the information is intended for doctors who provide treatment in hospitals.

For the reasons mentioned above, such certificates tend to be relatively large and space-consuming. It is formed. If a person voluntarily or compulsorily provides such certification for health reasons. If you are carrying several books with you, you will necessarily have to reserve space for that purpose. The problem of not having one is becoming more and more serious.

From the known technology, a second group of cards with an information recording body carried on the card is known. It is being Such information recording media include electronic data such as magnetic tape. It is a data medium. When personal data, such as information about a person's health status, is electronically Apart from the fact that transmission on digital data media is currently not consistent with data protection. , incorrect data may be transmitted during transmission, for example due to incorrect input or program defects. It may happen that the data reaches the media. This has serious consequences when being treated by a doctor. invite To avoid this, the doctor must first read the data on an electronic data medium using a reading device. Detect information.

Record personal data regarding the owner's health condition known from the above-mentioned known technologies. The two card system for recording is not suitable in an emergency.

On the other hand, content-rich certificates as cards that take up space and are folded multiple times are Owners are reluctant to do so because of the space it takes up, so it is not always possible to It is unlikely that someone will carry it with them. Such certificates can generally be written made of carton paper, often folded to make a small, manageable size . Such certificates therefore wear out quickly and become unreadable.

On the other hand, a wide range of comprehensive information on diabetes, for example, is an essential resource for emergency physicians. It is not necessary. For emergency doctors, the first step at the scene of an accident is In this case, basic information that the injured person is a diabetic patient is sufficient.

Certificates with electronic data carriers store a large amount of information and do not take up much space. No, but it can be initiated by the arriving physician at the dispatch location with a suitable reader. must be read. However, it costs a lot of money to carry a reader with you when you are dispatched to an emergency room. It is unreasonable to expect emergency physicians to do this.

The problem underlying the present invention is that basic information exists in a large density, and the technical The ability to use information recording media that can be read without the use of auxiliary devices. An object of the present invention is to provide a card and a method for manufacturing the card.

The above problem arises because the card surface has an opening into which the information recording medium is inserted. will be resolved.

The above problem lies in the method for manufacturing a card according to the present invention. punching out an area of the card surface to create an aperture, corresponding to the size of the aperture. The information recording body must be placed in the opening, and the entire information recording body and the card surface must be covered. The problem can be solved by placing a protective cover on the top.

Further advantageous embodiments are specified in claims 2 to 9 and 11.

With the present invention, emergency doctors have a wealth of basic information necessary at the scene of dispatch. It is powerful to combine information records into a single card. Therefore this card Owners no longer need to carry various emergency documents with them at all times. Become. In addition to this, it is made in a credit card size that makes it easier to handle such cards. Therefore, not only will the total number of certificates be small, but also the number of cards will be reduced. Compared to such certificates, there are only a few places where documents can be used. information record body For example, a photographic image in which the necessary basic information is stored in such a way that it can be easily read. A negative made using true technology with left and right sides reversed is appropriate.

By reproducing basic information using photographic technology, even extremely small text can be made extremely clear. It is possible to play back clearly. Furthermore, a light source acting on an aperture in the card surface This is advantageous because it is possible to improve the contrast.

Another advantage of the card according to the invention is that it standardizes the basic information necessary for emergency physicians. Therefore, emergency physicians can obtain extensive documentation of each accident victim. There is no need to consider this until you arrive at the dispatch location. This makes precious time Time is saved. The card according to the invention provides emergency doctors with a quick glance at the emergency card. This allows you to quickly obtain all important information for initial treatment. be. This is especially true when the victim being treated is unconscious at the scene of the accident. is important.

Based on the basic information that a pacemaker is present, the emergency physician may use a defibrillator, for example. Certain anesthesia should be avoided or if there is a history of hepatitis. Refrain from using the drug.

As the world becomes more international, the present invention provides a car service that can be used in a language that is not understood by emergency doctors at the scene of dispatch. The standardized basic information recorded in the This can be determined by comparing it with the standard written in the native language.

The invention will now be described in detail with reference to the embodiments illustrated in the accompanying documents.

FIG. 1 is a plan view of a card according to the invention.

FIG. 2 is a schematic longitudinal sectional view of the card taken along section line 1--1 in FIG.

FIG. 1 shows a card I in plan view. This card 1 is card surface 1', The camera is provided with an opening 3, and an information recording body 5 is provided as a left-right reversed negative in this opening. It is being In this embodiment, the opening 3 covers about 30-50% of the card surface 1', is occupying. However, in other embodiments, the aperture may be formed on the card surface lO~ as required. It is possible to expand to 90%.

Card surface 1' is made of carton paper, synthetic material or other suitable material that can be printed well. Made from proper materials. In this embodiment, the card surface 1', 1'' is a hard card. Made from paper in the size of a credit card currently used, approximately 54 x 86 M. It is being However, in other embodiments the card according to the invention may be It may have other sizes for the surface. That is, the length of about 80 to 90 degrees, It may be approximately 50-60 meters wide.

FIG. 2 shows a card l according to the invention in a longitudinal section along section line 1--1 in FIG. did. The thickness of the card is shown significantly enlarged for clarity in the drawing.

The manufacture of a card according to the invention will be explained with reference to FIG.

When making card l, which area of card surface 1' corresponding to opening 3 is punched out? Then, the information recording body 5 as a left-right reversed negative is placed on the card surface l# above the opening 3. The edge 5' of the information recording body 5 protrudes somewhat from the opening 3, and the card is It is placed on the front surface. Subsequently, the card surfaces 1', 1' and the information recording body 5 are made of a transparent layer. It is covered with a layer 7. Lamination is performed using commercially available lamination equipment.

In order to ensure that the card 1 has sufficient strength, the laminate 7 has a thickness of approximately 250 microns. It has a thickness of In this case as well, the strength can be changed as necessary; It is possible to use laminate thicknesses ranging from 0 to 130 microns. card The total thickness of is about 0.5-1.2M.

The information recorder is an emergency card whose information has been filled in accordance with Example 1. Photographed using the auto comb method, the left-right reversed negative was placed on the front of the card at 1' It is made by cutting it into a size corresponding to mouth 3.

Example 1:

Claims (11)

[Claims] 1. At least one information recorder is provided, in particular for recording emergency data. For cards with a card surface, the card surface (1', 1'') is It is provided with an opening (3) into which the recording medium (5) is placed; A card featuring. 2. The opening (3) in the card surface (1', 1'') is approximately 10-90% of the card surface. The card according to claim 1, characterized in that: 3. The opening (3) in the card surface (1', 1'') is particularly The card according to claim 2, characterized in that the amount is 0%. 4. The information record is a reversed negative that can be read without the use of auxiliary means. A card according to any one of claims 1 to 3, characterized in that: 5. The card size is 80-90mm in length and approximately 50-60mm in width. , and the thickness is approximately 0.5 to 1.2 mm. to the card described in Section 4. 6. The card (1) is particularly characterized in that it has the size of a credit card. The card according to claim 5. 7. The card surface (1', 1'') is provided with a protective cover (7). A card according to claims 1 to 6. 8. The protective cover (7) is a laminate having a thickness of approximately 150 to 350 microns. 8. The card according to claim 7, characterized in that: 9. Claim 8, characterized in that the thickness of the laminate is in particular 250 microns. Cards listed in section. 10. At least one information recorder is provided, in particular for recording emergency data. A method for making a card with a card surface (1', 1 '') cutting or punching out an area of the card surface to form an opening (3) in The information recording body (5) corresponding to the size of the opening (3) is placed inside the opening (3). and the entire card surface (1', 1'') and information recording body (5). A method for making a card, characterized in that it is provided with a protective cover (7) over . 11. Turn the information recording body (5) into a negative left and right, cut this negative, and place it on the opening (3). on the card surface (1', 1''), with the edge (5') aligned with the opening (3'). ) and placed on the card surface (1'') The method according to paragraph 10.