KR19980056563U - Medical card - Google Patents

Abstract

The medical card of the present invention has a cardboard board clearly marked with the type of card and the owner's name, the owner's medical information is recorded in a positive or negative compact form, and the film placed on the cardboard, and the film on the cardboard It includes a fixing member for fixing to.

Description

Medical card

The present invention relates to a medical card that compactly records a person's medical data.

Typically, the results of diagnosis at a medical institution are verbally explained to the patient. In addition, the results of the medical examination are transmitted to the patient after being recorded in a defined form that is too thin or bulky for the patient to carry.

Therefore, if a later medical examination or treatment is obtained from another medical institution, the results of the previous medical treatment or medical examination cannot be used. In addition, when urgent treatment of an unconscious patient is required, time is required to determine the most appropriate nursing or first aid for the patient since the doctor cannot obtain medical information from the patient.

The purpose of the present invention is to make medical information available to other medical institutions so that doctors can quickly determine the optimal nursing and first aid needs for their patients.

The medical card of the present invention is a card in which the type of card and the owner's name are written clearly and compactly, and the film placed on the cardboard and recorded on the cardboard in a compact positive or negative manner. Means for securing against the board.

For example, a medical institution that has undergone a treatment or medical examination fills out and prints medical information of a patient in a predetermined form, copies the film by photo or negative by photo technology, and develops the film, thereby developing the film on the medical card according to the present invention. You can make

The medical card of the present invention is made, for example, by placing a film produced in this way on a cardboard with the type of card and the name of the owner clearly written and fixing the film against the cardboard with a fixing means.

Medical cards made in this manner are prepared for patients or individuals who have been examined by a medical institution that has undergone treatment and medical examination. Since the medical card itself has a normal card size, it is convenient to store and carry it in a business card card case, a card case and the like.

The medical information on the film is compactly constructed positively or negatively and therefore cannot be read directly by the naked eye. However, the data on the film can be read using a machine or device already installed in a medical institution, such as a magnifying glass, film imager, film fluoroscopy, or the like. Thus, medical information on the film can be read without a special machine or device, while protecting the privacy of the cardholder. In an emergency situation, the ambulance crew can read the information on the film from the ambulance with a magnifying glass or the like, and promptly notify the medical institution of the resulting precautions.

In a typical case, a medical institution may receive a medical card from a patient and use the results of previous treatment or medical examination. In addition, in the case of first aid to an unconscious patient, the most suitable treatment or first aid therapy can be promptly performed by reading the medical information recorded on the medical card possessed by the patient.

Therefore, the medical card of the present invention can read medical information without any special machine or device, but it is convenient to carry and protect personal privacy. In addition, the results of previous treatments or medical examinations performed by previous medical institutions can be used, so that the most appropriate treatment or first aid can be promptly implemented.

The fixing means may be at least a cover made of a transparent sheet for covering the film or a cover made of a transparent sheet for enclosing the whole cardboard and the film. Thus, the film is fixed by the cover with respect to the cardboard and protected by the cover from damage in carrying. The well known film laminate technique can protect both the film and the film and the cardboard. The card is also manufactured in the form of a rectangle having a width of 50 to 65 mm and a length of 80 to 95 mm.

In order for the light to be projected from the back side of the film, it is preferable to place the film in this pore by drilling a rectangular hole in the cardboard, which makes reading the medical information easy and sure.

The film additionally records personal information, including the owner's name, address, date of birth, age, sex, weight, height, health insurance card number, and the person to contact in case of danger. Therefore, the name recorded on the cardboard can be identified by distinguishing it from the name on the film.

It is advisable to clearly enter the name, address or telephone number of the card issuing organization, which may require detailed results of previous treatment or medical examinations when conducting treatment or medical examination at a medical institution other than the card issuing organization. Because there is.

Medical data recorded on the film includes not only special details but also the cardholder's blood type and the results of the medical examination.

By clearly writing the cardholder's language of use on the cardboard, the ambulance crew or medical institution can quickly determine whether or not an interpreter is required for the owner or patient. In the case where the cardholder speaks more than one language, it is preferable to clearly write the language used on the cardboard. In addition, by clearly writing the cardholder's blood type on the cardboard, the ambulance crew can notify the emergency medical institution to promptly prepare for a blood transfusion. Korean or blood type is information that can be used to carry out a medical institution's fast and appropriate medical practice for the cardholder. Clearly writing the cardholder's gender, date of birth, and nationality on the cardboard helps to identify the cardholder. In addition, placing a picture of the owner on the cardboard also helps identify the cardholder.

1 is a plan view showing an embodiment of a medical card of the present invention.

FIG. 2 is an enlarged cross sectional view taken along line 2-2 of FIG. 1; FIG.

3 is an enlarged rear view of the medical card shown in FIG.

4 illustrates one example of a recording format of data stored on a film.

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10. Medical Card 12. Cardboard

14. Film 16. cover

18. Handwork

1 to 3, the medical card 10 is a thin transparent synthetic resin sheet to integrally cover the rectangular cardboard 12, the rectangular film 14, the sandwich film and the cardboard 12. Cover 16 is made of. The medical card 10 is generally rectangular and has a size similar to a conventional credit card. The cardboard 12 has a rectangular hole, i.e. a cutout portion 18, and the film 14 is disposed in the pores 18. As shown in FIG. The cover 16 is a means for fixing the film 14 to the cardboard 12. As shown in FIG. 1, on the surface of the cardboard 12 a medical card 10, a suitable symbol mark 22, a patient / owner's name 24, a gender 26, a card symbol and The number 28, the card creation date 30, and the letter 20 which shows the required character 32 together are written clearly by printing. By placing a picture (not shown) of the cardholder in place of the symbol mark 22, the cardholder can be quickly distinguished from the actual owner. In addition, by entering the cardholder's blood type on behalf of the gender 26, the cardholder's blood type can be quickly identified. In addition, it is advisable to enter the cardholder's date of birth or nationality in place of the date of card creation, so that the doctor can cope flexibly with the situation. As shown in FIG. 3, on the back side of the cardboard 12, along with any descriptions 38, 42 or the like, the names of the medical institutions 34 and the officials 36 who make the necessary cards are printed as printed. It is clearly written.

The film 14 is a microfilm in which the cardholder's medical information 44 or personal information 46 is recorded in a positive or negative manner as shown in FIG. 4. However, the film may be a typically non-compact positive or negative film that records both amounts of the data described above.

In the example shown in Fig. 4, the medical information 44 is not only the owner's own specialty, but also the cardholder's blood type, allergic reaction, the responsible medical institution, the result of the medical examination, the chronic disease, and the assistive device in use. , And current or previous diseases, and the like. In charge medical institution, the name, telephone number and name of doctor in charge are included.

The personal information 46 includes the owner's name, address, date of birth, age, sex, height, health insurance card number, blood donation number, nationality, passport number, person to be contacted in case of danger. The stakeholder's column to be contacted in case of danger includes the name, telephone number and relationship with the owner.

In the embodiment shown in Fig. 4, although the columns of medical information 44 and personal information 46 are left blank, the medical information 44 and the personal information 46 of the actual cardholder are recorded. .

If necessary, it is possible to increase, decrease or change the information 44, 46 recorded compactly on the film 14 as well as the data 20-42 clearly recorded on the cardboard 12.

The film 14 is created by writing or printing medical information and personal information in a form determined by, for example, a medical institution which has been examined or treated, and photographing the information on the film by microfilm technology and film development technology. .

For example, the film 14 made in the above manner is disposed in the pores 18 of the cardboard 12 for clearly recording the data 20 to 42 shown in Figs. Insert the cardboard 12 and the film into a thin sheet made of transparent synthetic resin, which adheres the sheet to the cardboard 12 and the film 14 by photosetting, thermosetting resin or the like under pressure conditions In the pressure condition, the medical card 10 can be made by fixing the edge portions of the sheet to each other by photosetting, thermosetting resin or the like.

The medical card 10 manufactured in this manner is delivered to the patient by a medical institution examined. As the card itself, the medical card 10 is convenient to carry since the film 14 is protected by the cover 16 attached to the card itself. As a result, the patient's medical card can be carried in a business card, a card case, and the like. In order to protect the medical card from damage of this kind of case, it is preferable to shape each corner portion of the card 10 into a circular arc shape.

Since the data on the film 14 is compact and cannot be read directly by the naked eye, it can be read using a machine or apparatus already installed in a medical institution such as a magnifying glass, a film imager, a film fluoroscopy, or the like. Thus, the privacy of the cardholder can be protected. On the other hand, the data on the film 14 can be read without any special machine or device. Additionally, in urgent circumstances, the ambulance crew may notify the medical institution by reading the data on the film 14 in the ambulance using a magnifying glass or such device prior to arriving at the medical institution.

Upon receipt of the medical card 10 from the patient, the medical institution reads the personal and medical information recorded on the film 14, thereby making it possible to use previous treatment results and diagnostic results and based on the reading of the personal information. Distinguish between the patient and the actual owner of the medical card. In addition, particularly in the case where emergency treatment is required for an unconscious patient, the most appropriate treatment or first aid therapy can be promptly performed by reading the personal information and medical information recorded on the medical card.

In reading the data on the film 14, it is preferable to project the light on the back side of the film 14, which facilitates reading of the data on the film 14 and can accurately read the data on the film. .

The film 14 may be larger or smaller than the pores 18 of the cardboard 12, as in the described example. When the film 14 is larger than the pores 18 of the cardboard 12, the data record on the film 14 is smaller than the pores 18 of the cardboard 12 so that the light is imaged on the back side of the film. It is desirable to arrange the film so that the data recording portion is aligned with the pore portion 18 of the cardboard 12.

The film 14 may be disposed on the surface of the cardboard 12 without forming the pores 18 in the cardboard 12. In such a case, in order to facilitate reading of the data on the film, it is preferable to provide a high brightness color such as white at the position where the film is placed on the cardboard 12.

The medical card has a rectangular shape having a width of 50 to 65 mm and a length of 80 to 95 mm, and preferably includes a width of 50 to 55 mm and a length of 80 to 85 mm. However, medical cards more preferably have sizes similar to season cards and various conventional cards such as presented telephone cards, bank cards, credit cards, and the like.

By inserting the cover 16 into the cardboard 12 and the film 14, instead of fixing the film 14 with respect to the cardboard 12, only the film 14 is slightly larger than the film 14. The film 14 can be fixed to the cardboard 12 by covering it with a transparent sheet and fixing the sheet to the cardboard 12 or directly fixing the film 14 to the cardboard 12.

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Claims (15)

A cardboard with clearly marked card type and owner's name, The medical information of the owner is compactly filled, the film disposed on the cardboard, Means for securing a film against the cardboard, And at least one national language of the owner clearly written on the cardboard. The medical card of claim 1, wherein said means is a cover made of a transparent sheet covering at least said film. The medical card of claim 1, wherein the means is a cover made of a transparent sheet surrounding the cardboard and the film. The medical card of claim 1, wherein the card is in the form of a rectangle having a width of 50 to 65 mm and a length of 80 to 95 mm. The medical card according to claim 1, wherein the cardboard has a rectangular hole and the film is disposed in the hole. The medical card of claim 1, wherein the medical information recorded on the film includes a card holder's blood type, a medical examination result, and special matters. The method of claim 1, wherein the film additionally records personal information including the owner's name, address, birthday, age, sex, weight, height, health insurance number, place and person to contact in case of danger. Medical card. The medical card as claimed in claim 1, wherein the cardboard card records the card generating group and its address and telephone number clearly. The medical card according to claim 1, wherein the blood type of the owner is clearly written on the cardboard. The medical card according to claim 1, wherein the gender of the owner is clearly written on the cardboard. The medical card according to claim 1, wherein the owner's birthday is clearly written on the cardboard. The medical card according to claim 1, wherein the nationality of the owner is clearly written on the cardboard. The medical card of claim 1, wherein a picture of the owner is additionally disposed on the cardboard. The medical card of claim 1, wherein the owner's medical information is written positively on the film. The medical card of claim 1, wherein the owner's medical information is written negatively on the film.