WO2016043681A1 - Wall module providing stock control, stocktaking, and supervision for medical consumables - Google Patents
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- the invention relates to a wall module used for providing stock control, stocktaking, and supervision of cabinets, drawers, and/or various storage areas in which medical consumables, medicine, and/or other materials are kept in hospitals, clinics, and/or outpatient clinics etc. places having medical consumables in stock.
- the invention particularly relates to a wall module that aims to achieve the highest efficiency in the shortest time with low cost by providing the right material at the right place and time.
- Purpose of the invention is to develop a wall module used for providing stock control, stocktaking, and supervision of cabinets, drawers, and/or various storage areas in which medical consumables, medicine, and/or other materials are kept in hospitals, clinics, and/or outpatient clinics etc. places having medical consumables in stock.
- Stock follow-up of the materials found in the field and material input/output can be monitored through the system via instantaneous and/or daily inventory checks by authorized personnel. Moreover, among the materials found in the field, the ones that are expired or about to expire can be determined by the system.
- a wall module is developed as mounted on a wall and used for providing stock control, stocktaking, and supervision of cabinets, drawers, and/or various storage areas in which medical consumables, medicine, and/or other materials are kept in hospitals, clinics, and/or outpatient clinics etc. places having medical consumables in stock, and it comprises:
- ⁇ ⁇ a fingerprint reader positioned on the wall module front part for enabling authorized user entrance to the system by reading the user's fingerprint and/or a card reader positioned on the wall module front part for enabling authorized user entrance to the system by reading the RFID card of the user provided by the workplace and/or a touch screen for enabling the user entrance to the computer that operates the wall module by entering user name and password without the need for a keyboard or a mouse.
- ⁇ ⁇ a barcode reader making patient verification and enabling processing of the right materials to the patients by reading material barcodes
- Figure 1 is the general perspective view of the wall module mounted on a wall.
- Figure 2 is the front perspective view of the wall module.
- Figure 3 is the rear perspective view of the wall module with its cover open.
- the wall module (1 ) according to the invention shown as mounted on a wall (A) in perspective view is used for providing stock control, stocktaking, and supervision of cabinets, drawers, and/or various storage areas in which medical consumables, medicine, and/or other materials are kept in hospitals, clinics, and/or outpatient clinics etc. places having medical consumables in stock.
- the wall module (1 ) enables the user to transfer the rights of materials to the patients.
- the wall module (1 ) comprises a touch screen (2) which enables user entrance to the computer (3) without the need for a keyboard or a mouse.
- a barcode reader (4) is placed onto the wall module (1 ) front part in order to perform quick material selection by reading the barcodes of materials.
- a fingerprint reader (5) is positioned on the wall module (1 ) front part in order to enable authorized user entrance to the system by reading the user's fingerprint.
- a card reader (6) is positioned on the wall module (1 ) front part in order to enable authorized user entrance to the system by reading the RFID card of the user provided by the workplace.
- the USB module (7) found in the wall module (1 ) enables the user to connect peripheral interface devices to the computer via USB.
- a lock control module (8) is used in the wall module (1 ) inner part for providing control of electrically operated cabinet locks.
- Power adjusters (9) are used at the inner part of the wall module (1 ) for providing power for the device by converting alternative current (AC) power source into direct current (DC) power source.
- a front panel (10) is used for fixing the components found at the front part of the wall module (1 ).
- An outer protection panel (1 1 ) is used for providing protection of the wall module (1 ) against external impacts.
- a LED illumination component (12) is used on the wall module (1 ) front surface in order to enable the user to determine activity situation of the system.
- a collapsible rear cover (13) is used for ensuring safety of the wall module (1 ) internal components.
- a lower panel (14) is used for ensuring safety of the wall module (1 ) internal components.
- At least one wall connection hanger (15) is formed on the rear cover (13) in order to provide mounting of the wall module (1 ) on a wall.
- a service key (16) is formed on the wall module (1 ) top surface for enabling access of technical service staff to the wall module (1 ) internal components.
- the wall module (1 ) comprises a front panel (10) comprising a touch screen (2). a barcode reader (4), a fingerprint reader (5), a card reader (6), a USB module (7), and a LED illumination component (12). Within the wall module (1 ), it comprises a computer (3), a lock control module (8), and power adjusters (9) connected to these components. Physical safety of the wall module (1 ) is ensured with an outer protection panel (1 1 ).
- the safety of the computer (3), the lock control module (8), and the power adjusters (9) is ensured with the rear cover (13) and the lower panel (14). Fixing of the wall module (1 ) is made on the wall (A) with the wall connection hanger (15) found on the rear cover (13). With the service key (16), the front panel (10) is separated from the rear cover (13) and intervention becomes possible on the computer (3). lock control module (8), power adjusters (9), touch screen (2), barcode reader (4), fingerprint reader (5), card reader (6), USB module (7), and LED illumination component (12).
- the wall module (1 ) controls the electronic locks provided on the cabinets to which they are attached and thus ensures material safety.
- the user With the LED illumination component (12) found on the wall module (1 ), the user is enabled to determine whether the wall module (1 ) is active or not.
- the use of the wall module (1 ) is specified below. Registration of the user to the wall module (1 ) is made by the system administration. Following registration, the user needs to enter into the system with his user name and password or the personnel card and then register his/her fingerprint, for once only. For this purpose, after selecting the "register finger print” option, the user needs to put one finger of his/her preference on the fingerprint reader to be read. Following this registration, entrance via fingerprint will be activated.
- the user needs to enter into the system by giving his/her registered fingerprint or swiping his/her personnel card to the wall module (1 ).
- the patient using the relevant material is selected on the touch screen.
- This selection operation can also be made by entering the patient name or the individual patient number or providing the patient number barcode to the reader.
- the barcode of the product to be invoiced to the patient can be provided to the barcode reader or the product can be selected among the product list displayed on the screen. More than one product can be selected at once.
- Use of the wall module (1 ) ends when the user closes the session after finishing his/her operation.
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Abstract
The invention relates to a wall module (1) used for providing stock control, stocktaking, and supervision of cabinets, drawers, and/or various storage areas in which medical consumables, medicine, and/or other materials are kept in hospitals, clinics, and/or outpatient clinics etc. places having medical consumables in stock.
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WALL MODULE PROVIDING STOCK CONTROL, STOCKTAKING, AND
SUPERVISION FOR MEDICAL CONSUMABLES
The Related Art
The invention relates to a wall module used for providing stock control, stocktaking, and supervision of cabinets, drawers, and/or various storage areas in which medical consumables, medicine, and/or other materials are kept in hospitals, clinics, and/or outpatient clinics etc. places having medical consumables in stock.
The invention particularly relates to a wall module that aims to achieve the highest efficiency in the shortest time with low cost by providing the right material at the right place and time.
The Prior Art
In the prior art situation, stock management is made by document in writing. In order to reflect the used materials as cost for the patients, the used materials are required to be entered one by one into the system from the written source by the user. This process makes stock management open to human error and the need for storing written documents and making repeated supervisions occur. These situations lead to an observable decrease in manpower and efficiency of stock management. Moreover, it is not possible to determine the materials that are expired or about to be expired, through this method.
In the patent search, an application similar to the wall module of the present invention used for providing stock control, stocktaking, and supervision of cabinets, drawers, and/or various storage areas where medical consumables, medicine, and/or other materials are kept hasn't been encountered.
Purpose of the Invention
Purpose of the invention is to develop a wall module used for providing stock control, stocktaking, and supervision of cabinets, drawers, and/or various storage areas in which medical consumables, medicine, and/or other materials are kept in hospitals, clinics, and/or outpatient clinics etc. places having medical consumables in stock.
With the use of the wall unit, authorized hospital personnel is provided with the facility of selecting a patient on the touch screen and providing the barcodes of the used materials to the reader and thus invoicing the materials to the patient in a quick and precise manner.
Stock follow-up of the materials found in the field and material input/output can be monitored through the system via instantaneous and/or daily inventory checks by authorized personnel. Moreover, among the materials found in the field, the ones that are expired or about to expire can be determined by the system.
By means of setting lower limits for the materials used in the field, the possibility of having lack of materials and by means of setting upper limits for the materials storing materials that are expired and/or about to expire is reduced. In addition, the operations performed by each user can be stored by the system, and retrospective reports can be created. Storage costs are also reduced by means of reporting the inventory turnovers of materials to be used in stock management. In order to achieve said purposes; a wall module is developed as mounted on a wall and used for providing stock control, stocktaking, and supervision of cabinets, drawers, and/or various storage areas in which medical consumables, medicine, and/or other materials are kept in hospitals, clinics, and/or outpatient clinics etc. places having medical consumables in stock, and it comprises:
- a fingerprint reader positioned on the wall module front part for enabling authorized user entrance to the system by reading the user's fingerprint and/or a card reader positioned on the wall module front part for enabling authorized user entrance to the system by reading the RFID card of the user provided by the workplace and/or a touch screen for enabling the user
entrance to the computer that operates the wall module by entering user name and password without the need for a keyboard or a mouse. ·■ a barcode reader making patient verification and enabling processing of the right materials to the patients by reading material barcodes,
- power adjusters positioned at the inner part of the wall module and providing power for the device by converting alternative current (AC) power source into direct current (DC) power source,
·· a front panel where the components placed on the wall module front part are fixed.
Description of the Figures
Figure 1 , is the general perspective view of the wall module mounted on a wall.
Figure 2, is the front perspective view of the wall module.
Figure 3, is the rear perspective view of the wall module with its cover open.
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A. Wall
1. Wall module
2. Touch screen
3. Computer
4. Barcode reader
5. Fingerprint reader
6. Card reader
7. USB module
8. Lock control module
9. Power adjusters
"lO.Front panel
11. Outer protection panel
12. LED illumination component
13. Rear cover
14. Lower panel
15. Wall connection hanger
16. Service key
Detailed Description of the Invention In Figure 1 , the wall module (1 ) according to the invention shown as mounted on a wall (A) in perspective view is used for providing stock control, stocktaking, and supervision of cabinets, drawers, and/or various storage areas in which medical consumables, medicine, and/or other materials are kept in hospitals, clinics, and/or outpatient clinics etc. places having medical consumables in stock.
In Figure 2, the front perspective view of the wall module (1 ), and in Figure 3, the rear perspective view of the wall module (1 ) with the cover open is given.
The wall module (1 ) enables the user to transfer the rights of materials to the patients. The wall module (1 ) comprises a touch screen (2) which enables user entrance to the computer (3) without the need for a keyboard or a mouse.
A barcode reader (4) is placed onto the wall module (1 ) front part in order to perform quick material selection by reading the barcodes of materials.
A fingerprint reader (5) is positioned on the wall module (1 ) front part in order to enable authorized user entrance to the system by reading the user's fingerprint. Moreover, a card reader (6) is positioned on the wall module (1 ) front part in order to enable authorized user entrance to the system by reading the RFID card of the user provided by the workplace.
The USB module (7) found in the wall module (1 ) enables the user to connect peripheral interface devices to the computer via USB. A lock control module (8) is used in the wall module (1 ) inner part for providing control of electrically operated cabinet locks.
Power adjusters (9) are used at the inner part of the wall module (1 ) for providing power for the device by converting alternative current (AC) power source into direct current (DC) power source. A front panel (10) is used for fixing the components found at the front part of the wall module (1 ). An outer protection panel (1 1 ) is used for providing protection of the wall module (1 ) against external impacts.
A LED illumination component (12) is used on the wall module (1 ) front surface in order to enable the user to determine activity situation of the system.
A collapsible rear cover (13) is used for ensuring safety of the wall module (1 ) internal components. For a similar purpose, a lower panel (14) is used for ensuring safety of the wall module (1 ) internal components.
At least one wall connection hanger (15) is formed on the rear cover (13) in order to provide mounting of the wall module (1 ) on a wall.
A service key (16) is formed on the wall module (1 ) top surface for enabling access of technical service staff to the wall module (1 ) internal components.
The wall module (1 ) comprises a front panel (10) comprising a touch screen (2). a barcode reader (4), a fingerprint reader (5), a card reader (6), a USB module (7), and a LED illumination component (12). Within the wall module (1 ), it comprises a computer (3), a lock control module (8), and power adjusters (9) connected to these components. Physical safety of the wall module (1 ) is ensured with an outer protection panel (1 1 ).
The safety of the computer (3), the lock control module (8), and the power adjusters (9) is ensured with the rear cover (13) and the lower panel (14). Fixing of the wall module (1 ) is made on the wall (A) with the wall connection hanger (15) found on the rear cover (13). With the service key (16), the front panel (10) is separated from the rear cover (13) and intervention becomes possible on the computer (3). lock control
module (8), power adjusters (9), touch screen (2), barcode reader (4), fingerprint reader (5), card reader (6), USB module (7), and LED illumination component (12).
User registration and system security is provided with the fingerprint reader (5), card reader (6) or touch screen (2) found on the wall module (1 ). Patient security is provided by making patient verification with the barcode reader (4) found on the wall module (1 ).
Processing of the right materials to the patients is made possible by reading material barcodes with the barcode reader (4) found on the wall module (1 ). With the lock control module (8), the wall module (1 ) controls the electronic locks provided on the cabinets to which they are attached and thus ensures material safety.
With the power adjusters (9) found on the wall module (1 ), the energy demand of the computer (3), lock control module (8), touch screen (2), LED illumination component (12) units are met. Power inlet, lock connection outlet, and Ethernet socket are found on the lower panel (14).
With the LED illumination component (12) found on the wall module (1 ), the user is enabled to determine whether the wall module (1 ) is active or not.
The use of the wall module (1 ) is specified below. Registration of the user to the wall module (1 ) is made by the system administration. Following registration, the user needs to enter into the system with his user name and password or the personnel card and then register his/her fingerprint, for once only. For this purpose, after selecting the "register finger print" option, the user needs to put one finger of his/her preference on the fingerprint reader to be read. Following this registration, entrance via fingerprint will be activated.
The user needs to enter into the system by giving his/her registered fingerprint or swiping his/her personnel card to the wall module (1 ).
Afterwards, among the list of patients found in the user's department, the patient using the relevant material is selected on the touch screen. This
selection operation can also be made by entering the patient name or the individual patient number or providing the patient number barcode to the reader.
Following completion of patient selection, the barcode of the product to be invoiced to the patient can be provided to the barcode reader or the product can be selected among the product list displayed on the screen. More than one product can be selected at once.
With the approval of the selected products, these products are then invoiced to the patient by hospital management system.
Use of the wall module (1 ) ends when the user closes the session after finishing his/her operation.
Claims
1. A wall module (1 ) mounted on a wall (A) and used for providing stock control, stocktaking, and supervision of cabinets, drawers, and/or various storage areas in which medical consumables, medicine, and/or other materials are kept in hospitals, clinics, and/or outpatient clinics etc. places having medical consumables in stock, and it is characterized in that; it comprises:
·· a fingerprint reader (5) positioned on the wall module (1 ) front part for enabling authorized user entrance to the system by reading the user's fingerprint and/or a card reader (6) positioned on the wall module (1 ) front part for enabling authorized user entrance to the system by reading the RFID card of the user provided by the workplace and/or a touch screen (2) for enabling the user entrance to the computer (3) that operates the wall module (1 ) by entering user name and password without the need for a keyboard or a mouse.
- a barcode reader (4) making patient verification and enabling processing of the right materials to the patients by reading material barcodes,
- power adjusters (9) positioned at the inner part of the wall module (1 ) and providing power for the device by converting alternative current (AC) power source into direct current (DC) power source,
·■ a front panel (10) where the components placed on the wall module (1 ) front part are fixed.
2. A wall module (1 ) according to claim 1 , characterized by comprising; it comprises a rear cover (13) ensuring safety of the wall module (1 ) internal components and has collapsible feature.
3. A wall module (1 ) according to claim 2, characterized by comprising; it comprises at least one wall connection hanger (15) formed on the rear cover (13) and enabling mounting of the wall module (1 ) on a wall.
4. A wall module (1 ) according to claim 1 , characterized by comprising; it comprises a USB module (7) integrated on the wall module (1 ) in order to enable users to connect peripheral interface devices to the computer (3).
5. A wall module (1 ) according to claim 1 , characterized by comprising a lock control module (8) providing control of electrically operated cabinet locks and used in the wall module (1 ) inner part.
6. A wall module (1 ) according to claim 1 , characterized by comprising; it comprises a LED illumination component (12) positioned on the wall module (1 ) in order to enable the user to determine whether the wall module (1 ) is active or not.
7. A wall module (1 ) according to claim 1 , characterized by comprising a lower panel (14) ensuring safety of the wall module (1 ) internal components.
8. A wall module (1 ) according to claim 1 , characterized by comprising; it comprises an outer protection panel (1 1 ) providing protection of the wall module (1 ) against external impacts.
9. A wall module (1 ) according to claim 1 , characterized by comprising; it comprises a service key (16) enabling access of technical service staff to the wall module (1 ) internal components and formed on the wall module (1 ) top surface.
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