KR102526977B1 - Method and apparatus for providing an intelligent electronic prescription - Google Patents

Abstract

The present invention includes the steps of transmitting the prescription information to a server of the National Health Insurance Corporation and a server authenticated by the National Health Insurance Corporation as prescription information is generated in a hospital terminal, and random corresponding to the prescription information in the authenticated server. Generating a character string, generating an identification code based on it, generating a data code matching the character string and prescription information, and storing the generated data code in a database; providing the generated identification code to a patient terminal; When the identification code is read by the pharmacy terminal, accessing the authenticated server and requesting prescription information by transmitting the information read from the identification code to the authenticated server, and the authenticated server transmits the information Retrieving prescription information matched with the received information from the database and transmitting it to the pharmacy terminal, generating dispensing detail information as the prescription information is received in the pharmacy terminal, and then sending it to the National Health Insurance Service server and authentication It is possible to provide an intelligent electronic prescription service providing method comprising the step of transmitting to the server.

Description

Method and apparatus for providing intelligent electronic prescription service

The present invention relates to a method and apparatus for providing an intelligent electronic prescription service.

The hospital information system is divided into areas related to medical administration and provision of medical information. Recently, technological innovation is changing with a focus on medical treatment support technology.

Large general hospitals are actively working on continuous digitalization of hospitals, and representatively include the Electronic Medical Record (EMR) system, the Ordering Communication System (OCS), and the Picture Archiving and Communication System (PACS). Digital systems related to medical treatment support applicable to hospitals and pharmacies such as System) are continuously developing.

Here, EMR (Electronic Medical Record) is a computerized form of all medical records that have been recorded in paper media, without changing the scope and contents of information, and business data generated centering on the patient's medical treatment. It refers to a system that inputs/arranges/stores medical treatment and surgery/examination records based on computer.

In addition, the ordering communication system (OCS) is a system that delivers a database containing various medical information and patient examination data and prescriptions to each department through a communication network, from patient registration to treatment and payment within the hospital. It manages and transmits all data of the hospital and efficiently manages all administration of the hospital.

In this regard, various developments are underway for a patient information management system using a digitized electronic prescription in connection with an electronic medical record (EMR) system and a prescription delivery system (OCS).

In particular, an example is a system that provides an electronic prescription that transmits prescription details issued by hospitals and clinics to pharmacies through a data communication network in the form of an electronic prescription, not a paper prescription.

In the case of an electronic prescription system, a patient can receive a prescription drug simply by visiting a pharmacy and performing authentication without having to have a paper prescription issued by a hospital or clinic.

However, it is a reality that paper prescriptions are still used in many cases due to lack of awareness of such electronic prescription systems in general hospitals and pharmacies and doctors and patients' refusal to transmit and store prescription details through communication networks.

0001) Korean Registered Patent No. 1329003 (Announced on November 12, 2013) "Method for delivering electronic prescriptions for patients and pharmacies, patient terminal and electronic prescription management server that performs the same"

According to the present invention, an identification code is issued to a patient terminal according to a prescription, and prescription information is shared with a pharmacy terminal through a prescription server certified by the National Health Insurance Service, so that the pharmacy can read the identification code to obtain medicines for the prescription. To provide an intelligent electronic prescription service providing method and device capable of dispensing.

In addition, the present invention provides a method and apparatus for providing an intelligent electronic prescription service capable of preventing duplicate preparation of drugs using the same prescription.

In addition, the present invention provides a method and apparatus for providing an intelligent electronic prescription service in which prescription information can be shared between hospitals through a prescription server under the patient's consent.

As a technical means for achieving the above technical problem, the method for providing an intelligent electronic prescription service according to an embodiment of the present invention transfers the prescription information to the server of the National Health Insurance Corporation and the National Health Insurance Service as prescription information is generated in the hospital terminal. Transmitting from the public corporation to an authorized server, generating a random string corresponding to the prescription information in the authenticated server, generating an identification code based on this, and generating a data code matching the string and prescription information Generating and storing in a database, providing the generated identification code to a patient terminal, and accessing the authenticated server as the identification code is read in the pharmacy terminal, and information read from the identification code requesting prescription information by transmitting to the authenticated server, retrieving prescription information matching the transmitted information from the database in the authenticated server, and then transmitting it to the pharmacy terminal; The method may include generating dispensing detail information as the prescription information is received, and then transmitting the same to the National Health Insurance Corporation side server and the certified server.

According to an embodiment of the present invention, the step of storing in the database includes generating an identification code including access information capable of accessing the server in a random string according to reception of the prescription information, and generating the identification code It may include generating a data code matched with the prescription information and storing it in a database.

According to an embodiment of the present invention, the method of providing the intelligent electronic prescription service may further include updating the data code by adding a usage complete flag to the data code after transmitting the prescription information to the pharmacy terminal. .

According to an embodiment of the present invention, the transmitting further transmits the patient's identification information, and the storing in the database generates a data code matching the patient's identification information, identification code and prescription information, , The intelligent electronic prescription service providing method sends a message asking the patient terminal for patient consent using the patient's identification information when a request for prescription information using the patient's identification information is received from another hospital terminal to the authenticated server. and transmitting the patient's prescription information to the other hospital terminal based on the extracted data code included in the patient's identification information as consent information is received in response to the message. there is.

According to an embodiment of the present invention, the method for providing the intelligent electronic prescription service includes the steps of transmitting the prescription information to a server of the National Health Insurance Service and requesting a validity check when the request for the prescription information is received, and transmitting the prescription information to the pharmacy terminal. In the step of transmitting the prescription information to the pharmacy terminal when a validity check result indicating that it is valid is received from the server of the National Health Insurance Service in response to the request for the validity check.

As a technical means for achieving the above technical problem, an intelligent electronic prescription service providing device according to an embodiment of the present invention includes a hospital terminal generating prescription information according to a prescription for a patient, and dispensing history after dispensing a drug according to the prescription information It relates to a device that provides an intelligent electronic prescription service through linkage with a pharmacy terminal that generates information, a server of the National Health Insurance Service that manages prescription information and dispensing detail information, and is certified by the National Health Insurance Service, and the hospital terminal A first function of receiving prescription information from, generating a random string for the prescription information, generating an identification code based on this, and transmitting it to the patient's terminal, and a data code matching the string and prescription information A second function of generating and storing in a database, and when a request for prescription information is received using information obtained by reading an identification code from the pharmacy terminal, prescription information matched with the information is retrieved from the database, and then the prescription information is retrieved from the database. A third function of transmitting the prescription information to the pharmacy terminal, and a fourth function of receiving and storing dispensing details information from the pharmacy terminal after transmitting the prescription information to the pharmacy terminal.

According to an embodiment of the present invention, the intelligent electronic prescription service providing device further includes a fifth function of updating the data code by adding a used flag to the data code after transmitting the prescription information to the pharmacy terminal, , The third function searches the database for a data code including the information when a request for prescription information using information obtained by reading the identification code is received from the pharmacy terminal, and use of the retrieved data code is completed. Whether or not to transmit the prescription information may be determined according to the presence or absence of the flag.

According to an embodiment of the present invention, patient identification information is further received from the hospital terminal, and the second function generates a data code matching the patient identification information, a character string corresponding to the identification code, and prescription information, , When the request for prescription information using the patient's identification information is received from another hospital terminal, the intelligent electronic prescription service providing apparatus transmits a message asking for consent of the patient to the patient terminal using the patient's identification information, and then sends the message A sixth function of extracting a data code included in the patient's identification information and transmitting prescription information in the extracted data code to the other hospital terminal when consent information is received in response to the above may be further included.

According to an embodiment of the present invention, when the request for the prescription information is received, the third function transmits the prescription information to the server of the National Health Insurance Corporation to request a validity check, and in response to the request for the validity check, the third function transmits the prescription information to the server of the National Health Insurance Service. According to the validity check result of ""," being received from the server of the National Health Insurance Service, the prescription information may be transmitted to the pharmacy terminal.

According to the above-described embodiment of the present invention, by issuing an identification code to a patient terminal according to a prescription and sharing prescription information with a pharmacy terminal through a prescription server certified by the National Health Insurance Service, when dispensing medicine according to a prescription Not only can paper issuance be minimized, but also a non-face-to-face environment can be provided.

In addition, according to the above-described embodiment of the present invention, it is possible to prevent duplicate preparation of drugs using the same prescription.

1 is a network configuration diagram showing the overall configuration of an intelligent electronic prescription service providing system according to an embodiment of the present invention.
2 is a flowchart illustrating an operation process of an intelligent electronic prescription system according to an embodiment of the present invention.
3 is a flowchart illustrating an operation process of an intelligent electronic prescription system according to another embodiment of the present invention.
4 is a flowchart illustrating a process for preventing redundant dispensing in the intelligent electronic prescription system according to an embodiment of the present invention.

Hereinafter, specific embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings. The detailed descriptions that follow are provided to provide a comprehensive understanding of the methods, devices and/or systems described herein. However, this is only an example and the present invention is not limited thereto.

In describing the embodiments of the present invention, if it is determined that the detailed description of the known technology related to the present invention may unnecessarily obscure the subject matter of the present invention, the detailed description will be omitted. In addition, terms to be described later are terms defined in consideration of functions in the present invention, which may vary according to the intention or custom of a user or operator. Therefore, the definition should be made based on the contents throughout this specification. Terminology used in the detailed description is only for describing the embodiments of the present invention and should in no way be limiting. Unless expressly used otherwise, singular forms of expression include plural forms. In this description, expressions such as "comprising" or "comprising" are intended to indicate any characteristic, number, step, operation, element, portion or combination thereof, one or more other than those described. It should not be construed to exclude the existence or possibility of any other feature, number, step, operation, element, part or combination thereof.

Hereinafter, an intelligent electronic prescription service providing system and method according to an embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to the accompanying drawings.

1 is a network configuration diagram showing the overall configuration of an intelligent electronic prescription service providing system according to an embodiment of the present invention.

As shown in FIG. 1, the intelligent electronic prescription service providing system consists of a hospital terminal 100, a patient terminal 110, a National Health Insurance Corporation side server 120, a prescription server 130, a pharmacy terminal 140, and the like. It can be.

Each component constituting the intelligent electronic prescription service providing system according to an embodiment of the present invention may be connected through a wired or wireless network.

The hospital terminal 100, the prescription server 130, and the pharmacy terminal 140 may be computing devices capable of wired/wireless communication and equipped with a program for providing an intelligent electronic prescription service.

The patient terminal 110 is a device having a wireless communication function capable of storing a program for wirelessly transmitting an identification code for receiving an intelligent electronic prescription service in a recording medium (not shown). It could be a smartphone.

The prescription server 130 according to an embodiment of the present invention is a computing device operated by a company certified by the National Health Insurance Service, and can not only store prescription information, but also store prescription information at the request of pharmacies, hospitals and patients. can provide

As the prescription information is generated in the hospital terminal 100, the prescription server 130 receives the prescription information from the hospital terminal 100, generates an identification code, and sends the generated identification code to the patient terminal 110 as a message. can be transmitted in the form To this end, the prescription server 130 receives the patient's identification information (eg, smartphone phone number) and prescription information from the hospital terminal 100, and transmits a message including an identification code using the patient's identification number. can

In addition, the prescription server 130 may generate a random string according to reception of prescription information and patient identification information to generate an identification code, and may generate an identification code using the generated string.

In addition, as prescription information is received, the prescription server 130 generates an identification code, generates a data code matching a character string corresponding to the identification code, prescription information, and patient identification information, and stores the generated data code in a database. (132) can be stored and managed.

The identification code used in the embodiment of the present invention may include, but is not limited to, barcodes, QR codes, and the like.

Meanwhile, the prescription server 130 may generate an identification code by including possible access information, for example, URL information and a character string for accessing the prescription server 130 .

The prescription server 130 stores and manages pharmacy information (eg, pharmacy registration information) in the database 132, and reads an identification code from a prescribed pharmacy terminal 120 to request message for prescription information (including pharmacy information). When a request message) is received, it is determined whether the pharmacy is a normal registered pharmacy using the pharmacy information, and if it is a normal registered pharmacy, a data code including an identification code is retrieved from the database 132, and prescription information in the retrieved data code is retrieved. It can be transmitted to the pharmacy terminal 120.

On the other hand, the pharmacy terminal 140 is a computing device having a reader, for example, a barcode or QR reader, for reading the identification code. As the identification code is read, the pharmacy terminal 140 uses pharmacy information and the information read through the identification code. A prescription information request message may be generated and transmitted to the prescription server 130 .

In addition, as prescription information is received from the prescription server 130 in response to the prescription information request message, the pharmacy terminal 140 automatically stores the received prescription information in a storage medium (not shown) and displays the prescription information. (not shown).

When dispensing is completed based on the prescription information, the pharmacy terminal 140 may transmit dispensing detail information to the national health insurance side server 120 and the prescription server 130 .

Meanwhile, when the information corresponding to the identification code is received from the pharmacy terminal 140 as the identification code is read by the pharmacy terminal 140, the prescription server 130 transmits prescription information matched to the received information. You can update the data code by adding a used flag to the data code.

Upon receiving the prescription information request message from the pharmacy terminal 140, the prescription server 130 according to an embodiment of the present invention transmits prescription information corresponding to the information obtained through reading the identification code in the prescription information request message. It is transmitted to the insurance corporation side server 120 to request a validity check, and upon receiving a validity check result indicating that it is valid in response to the request, prescription information may be transmitted to the pharmacy terminal 140 .

At this time, the server 120 of the National Health Insurance Corporation may store and manage patient identification information and prescription information received from the hospital terminal 100 in a database (not shown) to check validity. That is, the server 120 of the National Health Insurance Service may check whether prescription information exists in the database according to the validity check request and transmit the validity check result to the prescription server 130 .

Meanwhile, the prescription server 130 according to an embodiment of the present invention may receive hospital identification information and generate a data code. That is, the prescription server 130 may generate data codes by matching hospital identification information, patient identification information, character strings, and prescription information, and store the data codes in the database 132 .

Through this, the prescription server 130 uses the data codes stored in the database 132 to determine whether a request for prescription information from a hospital terminal 100 is from the hospital that generated the prescription information or from another hospital. In the case of a request from another hospital, a message asking for patient consent is transmitted using the patient's identification information in the data code, and if a consent response is received as a response, the prescription information is sent to the terminal 100 at any hospital can transmit.

Meanwhile, the prescription server 130 according to an embodiment of the present invention may perform a duplicate check function in conjunction with the hospital terminal 100 . To this end, the prescription server 130 manages the generation time information of the data code, and when there is a data code matched to the patient's identification information as the patient's identification information and prescription information are received from the hospital terminal 100, the data code After calculating the time difference value through comparison between the generation time information and the reception time of the prescription information, it is possible to check whether it is a duplicate prescription based on this.

An operating process of the intelligent electronic prescription system having the configuration described above will be described with reference to FIGS. 2 to 4 .

2 is a flowchart illustrating an operation process of an intelligent electronic prescription system according to an embodiment of the present invention.

As shown in FIG. 2, the hospital terminal 100 generates prescription information according to the treatment of the patient, and transfers the generated prescription information, hospital identification information, and patient identification information to the server 120 of the National Health Insurance Corporation and the prescription It is transmitted to the server 130 (S200).

Accordingly, the prescription server 130 generates a random string and generates an identification code including access information for accessing the created string and the prescription server 130 (S202).

Then, the prescription server 130 generates a data code by matching data code generation time information with the character string, prescription information, hospital identification information, and patient identification information, and stores the data code in the database 132 (S204).

Thereafter, the prescription server 130 transmits an identification code to the patient terminal 110 using the patient's identification information and stores it in the patient terminal 110 (S206).

Then, as the identification code stored in the patient terminal 110 is read by the pharmacy terminal 140 (S208), the pharmacy terminal 140 transmits the read information, that is, the string and pharmacy information to the prescription server 130. After requesting prescription information, prescription information is received as a response thereto (S210).

At this time, the prescription server 130 updates the data code by adding a use completion flag in the data code according to the transmission of the prescription information (S212).

Meanwhile, as the medicine is dispensed and provided to the patient based on the prescription information, the pharmacy terminal 140 transmits the dispensing detail information to the National Health Insurance Service side server 120 and the prescription server 130 (S214). Illustratively, the pharmacy terminal 140 may transmit dispensing detail information to the National Health Insurance Service side server 120 and the prescription server 130 as payment is completed in association with a payment system (not shown).

According to the embodiment of the present invention as described above, although it has been described that the data code is updated after the prescription information is transmitted, the data code may be updated according to the reception of dispensing detail information.

3 is a flowchart illustrating an operation process of an intelligent electronic prescription system according to another embodiment of the present invention.

As shown in FIG. 3 , the hospital terminal 100 transmits the identification information of the patient to the prescription server 130 to generate prescription information according to the patient's treatment and requests a duplicate check (S300).

Accordingly, the prescription server 130 determines whether it is a duplicate prescription based on the identification information of the patient received from the hospital terminal 100 (S302). Specifically, the prescription server 130 primarily determines whether a data code including patient identification information exists in the database 132, and if it exists, the creation time information of the data code and the time information at which the duplicate check was requested (prescription information After calculating the time difference value through comparison between reception time information), it is possible to determine whether it is a duplicate prescription based on this.

As a result of the determination in S302, if it is not overlapping, the hospital terminal 100 generates prescription information according to the patient's treatment, and transfers the generated prescription information, hospital identification information, and patient identification information to the National Health Insurance Corporation side server 120 and It is transmitted to the prescription server 130 (S304).

Thereafter, the prescription server 130 generates a random string, and generates an identification code including access information for accessing the created string and the prescription server 130 (S306).

Then, the prescription server 130 generates a data code by matching data code generation time information with the character string, prescription information, hospital identification information, and patient identification information, and stores the data code in the database 132 (S308).

Thereafter, the prescription server 130 transmits the identification code to the patient terminal 110 using the patient's identification information and stores it in the patient terminal 110 (S310).

Then, as the identification code stored in the patient terminal 110 is read by the pharmacy terminal 140 (S312), the pharmacy terminal 140 transmits the read information, that is, the string and pharmacy information to the prescription server 130. After requesting prescription information, prescription information is received as a response thereto (S314).

At this time, the prescription server 130 updates the data code by adding a use completion flag in the data code according to the transmission of the prescription information (S316).

Meanwhile, as the medicine is dispensed based on the prescription information and provided to the patient, the pharmacy terminal 140 transmits the dispensing detail information to the National Health Insurance Corporation side server 120 and the prescription server 130 (S318). Illustratively, the pharmacy terminal 140 may transmit dispensing detail information to the National Health Insurance Corporation side server 120 and the prescription server 130 when payment is completed in association with a payment system (not shown).

2 is a flowchart illustrating a process for preventing duplicate prescriptions in an intelligent electronic prescription system according to another embodiment of the present invention.

First, as shown in FIG. 4, as the identification code stored in the patient terminal 110 is read (S400) in a random pharmacy terminal 140, the pharmacy terminal 140 displays the read information, that is, a character string and a pharmacy. Information is transmitted to the prescription server 130 to request prescription information (S402).

Accordingly, the prescription server 130 searches the database 132 for a data code that matches the information read from the identification code, and checks whether a used flag exists in the searched data code to determine whether it is a duplicate prescription ( S404).

As a result of the determination in S404, in the case of overlapping prescriptions, the prescription server 130 transmits a message notifying the overlapping prescriptions to any pharmacy terminal 140 (S406).

On the other hand, as a result of determination in S404, if it is not a duplicate prescription, the prescription server 130 transmits the prescription information in the data code included in the string received from the arbitrary pharmacy terminal 140 to the arbitrary pharmacy terminal 140 (S408). .

At this time, the prescription server 130 updates the data code by adding a use completion flag in the data code according to the transmission of the prescription information (S410).

Thereafter, as the medicine is dispensed based on the prescription information and provided to the patient, the pharmacy terminal 140 transmits the dispensing detail information to the National Health Insurance Corporation side server 120 and the prescription server 130 (S412). Illustratively, the pharmacy terminal 140 may transmit dispensing detail information to the National Health Insurance Corporation side server 120 and the prescription server 130 when payment is completed in association with a payment system (not shown).

Although omitted in the embodiments of the present invention as described above, the prescription server 130 checks the validity of the prescription information through linkage with the server 120 of the National Health Insurance Corporation in response to a request for prescription information from the pharmacy terminal 140. More steps can be taken.

The above description of the present application is for illustrative purposes, and those skilled in the art will understand that it can be easily modified into other specific forms without changing the technical spirit or essential features of the present application. Therefore, the embodiments described above should be understood as illustrative in all respects and not limiting. For example, each component described as a single type may be implemented in a distributed manner, and similarly, components described as distributed may be implemented in a combined form.

The scope of the present invention is indicated by the following claims rather than the detailed description above, and all changes or modifications derived from the meaning and scope of the claims and equivalent concepts thereof should be construed as being included in the scope of the present application. .

100: hospital terminal
110: patient terminal
120: National Health Insurance Corporation side server
130: prescription server
132: database
140: pharmacy terminal

Claims (9)

Transmitting the prescription information to a server of the National Health Insurance Corporation and a server authenticated by the National Health Insurance Corporation as the prescription information is generated in the hospital terminal;
After generating a random string corresponding to the prescription information in the authenticated server, an identification code is generated based on this, and a data code matching the string, prescription information, patient identification information, and hospital identification information is generated. and storing it in a database;
providing the generated identification code to a patient terminal;
As the identification code is read in the pharmacy terminal, accessing the authenticated server and transmitting information read from the identification code to the authenticated server to request prescription information;
Retrieving prescription information matched with the transmitted information from the database in the authenticated server and then transmitting it to the pharmacy terminal;
updating the data code by adding a used flag to the data code after transmitting the prescription information to the pharmacy terminal;
Generating dispensing detail information as the prescription information is received in the pharmacy terminal and then transmitting it to the server of the National Health Insurance Service and the authorized server;
The server manages the generation time information of the data code, and when the patient identification information and prescription information are received from any hospital terminal, the data code matching the patient identification information exists in the database. A difference value is calculated through comparison between the generation time information of and the reception time of the prescription information, and based on the difference value, it is checked whether it is a duplicate prescription,
As the identification code stored in the patient terminal is read by the server, the read information is received from an arbitrary pharmacy terminal, and as a data code matched with the received information is searched in the database, the retrieved data code is used. A method for providing an intelligent electronic prescription service, characterized in that checking whether a duplicate prescription is made according to whether a completion flag exists.
delete delete According to claim 1,
The intelligent electronic prescription service providing method,
When a request for prescription information using the patient's identification information to the authenticated server is received from another hospital terminal, sending a message asking for patient consent to the patient terminal using the patient's identification information;
An intelligent electronic prescription service providing method further comprising extracting a data code included in the patient's identification information as consent information is received in response to the message, and then transmitting the patient's prescription information to the other hospital terminal based on this. .
According to claim 1,
The intelligent electronic prescription service providing method,
Requesting a validity check by transmitting the prescription information to a server of the National Health Insurance Corporation when the request for the prescription information is received;
In the step of transmitting to the pharmacy terminal,
An intelligent electronic prescription service providing method for transmitting the prescription information to the pharmacy terminal when a validity check result indicating that it is valid is received from the server of the National Health Insurance Corporation in response to the request for the validity check.
Hospital terminal that generates prescription information according to the patient's prescription, pharmacy terminal that generates dispensing details information after dispensing medicine according to the prescription information, and through linkage with the National Health Insurance Corporation server that manages prescription information and dispensing details information An apparatus for providing intelligent electronic prescription service,
A first function of being authenticated by the National Health Insurance Service, receiving prescription information from the hospital terminal, generating a random string for the prescription information, generating an identification code based on this, and transmitting it to the patient's terminal;
A second function of generating and storing data codes in a database by matching the patient identification information, hospital identification information, character string, and prescription information;
A third function of retrieving prescription information matched with the information from the database when a request for prescription information using information obtained by reading the identification code is received from the pharmacy terminal and then transmitting the result to the pharmacy terminal;
a fourth function of receiving and storing dispensing detail information from the pharmacy terminal after transmitting the prescription information to the pharmacy terminal;
a fifth function of updating the data code by adding a used flag to the data code after transmitting the prescription information to the pharmacy terminal;
The third function is,
When a request for prescription information using information obtained by reading the identification code is received from any pharmacy terminal, a data code including the information is searched in the database, and whether or not a usage completion flag is present in the retrieved data code is determined. Determine whether or not to transmit the prescription information according to,
The second function is,
Managing generation time information of the data code;
The first function is,
As the patient's identification information and prescription information are received from any hospital terminal, when a data code matched to the patient's identification information exists in the database, the data code generation time information is compared with the prescription information reception time. An intelligent electronic prescription service providing device that calculates a difference value and checks whether a duplicate prescription is made based on the difference value.
delete According to claim 6,
The intelligent electronic prescription service providing device,
When a request for prescription information using the patient's identification information is received from another hospital terminal, a message asking for patient consent is sent to the patient terminal using the patient's identification information, and consent information is received in response to the message and a sixth function of extracting a data code included in the patient's identification information and transmitting the prescription information in the extracted data code to the other hospital terminal.
According to claim 6,
The third function is,
When the request for the prescription information is received, the prescription information is transmitted to the server of the National Health Insurance Corporation to request validity check, and in response to the request for the validity check, the validity check result indicating that it is valid is received from the server of the National Health Insurance Corporation. An intelligent electronic prescription service providing device that transmits the prescription information to the pharmacy terminal.

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