Intelligent pharmaceutical innovation management service system

Abstract

The invention discloses an intelligent pharmaceutical innovation management service system, and relates to the technical field of pharmaceutical management. Comprising a total system, the total system comprises hardware facilities and a server side, and the server side comprises a user information management module, a medicine management module, a pharmacy data module, a data intercommunication module and a data storage module; after the medicine management module carries out medicine delivery and medicine taking, a report is sent to hardware facilities used by a doctor side through a server side to inform the use of supplies, the hardware facilities comprise a desktop computer, a mobile device and a medicine information input device, and the mobile device comprises a mobile phone, a patient card and an nfc recognition component; the desktop computer is a desktop computer in offices of doctors, pharmacists and nurses; according to the invention, the server side sends the report to the hardware facility used by the doctor side to inform the use of the supplies after the medicine management module carries out medicine delivery and medicine taking, so that a doctor can know the medicine preparation and medicine taking time after making a prescription and confirm the normal use of the medicine.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] The present invention relates to the technical field of pharmacy management, and in particular to an intelligent pharmacy innovation management service system. Background Art

[0002] Hospital pharmacy is a science that studies the hospital's drug supply, pharmaceutical technology, pharmaceutical management and clinical drug use. It mainly focuses on the hospital's drug supply, dispensing, preparation, clinical pharmacy, drug research, drug testing and quality control. The work of hospital pharmacy is directly related to clinical work, centered on pharmacy, and aims to provide safe, reasonable and effective drug treatment services for clinical physicians and patients. In practice, the relationship between clinicians and pharmacists is inseparable. Generally, doctors prescribe, pharmacists prepare medicines according to the prescriptions and nurses use them. However, in the current hospital pharmacy management service system, doctors lack understanding of the subsequent drug prescribing and medication links after prescribing, and cannot ensure that patients use the medicines at the best time.

[0003] After searching, the Chinese patent publication number CN115985453A discloses an intelligent pharmacy innovation management service system, including a drug information unit, an information recording unit, a drug verification unit, an information exchange unit and a drug reserve unit; the intelligent pharmacy innovation management service system records drug information, storage and collection in detail through the drug information unit, and after the doctor issues a medical order and uploads it to the system, the medical order drugs are preliminarily verified through the drug verification unit.

[0004] The above patent lacks the function of informing the doctor after the prescription and use of medicines are completed, and the doctor lacks control over the medication treatment in this process. Summary of the invention

[0005] The purpose of the present invention is to solve the shortcomings of the prior art and to propose an intelligent pharmaceutical innovation management service system.

[0006] In order to achieve the above object, the present invention adopts the following technical solutions:

[0007] An intelligent pharmacy innovation management service system includes a general system, which includes hardware facilities and a server end. The server end includes a user information management module, a drug management module, a pharmaceutical data module, a data intercommunication module and a data storage module. After the drug management module issues drugs and the drug is used, a report is sent to the hardware facilities used by the doctor end through the server end to inform the use of supplies.

[0008] Preferably: the hardware facilities include desktop computers, mobile devices and drug information entry devices, the mobile devices include mobile phones, patient cards and NFC identification components; the desktop computers are desktop computers in doctors', pharmacists' and nurses' offices, and the drug information entry devices are code scanners and cameras.

[0009] Further: the user information management module is a user credential processing module for doctors, pharmacists, nurses and patients. Doctors, pharmacists and nurses need to log in to the corresponding accounts on the corresponding devices first to operate in the management system.

[0010] Furthermore: the drug management module can track the entire process of drug storage, outbound storage and usage. When drugs are stored, the scanner and camera installed on the storage cabinet can scan and photograph the drugs, record the barcode information and external packaging of the drugs, and transmit the information to the server. The production date, batch and packaging information of the stored drugs can be recorded to facilitate drug traceability. At the same time, the storage order of different boxes of drugs can be recorded when they are stored;

[0011] When the drug outbound module is working, the pharmacist can display the drugs and conditions that the patient needs to use after the patient swipes the card, and give a reminder when the patient repeats the medication for multiple visits; after the pharmacist verifies that the drugs are correct, take out the corresponding drugs from the storage cabinet. During the drug outbound process, the pharmacist also needs to scan and take pictures of the outbound drugs, record the order of drug outbound and the production date, batch and packaging information of the outbound drugs, and the system will also compare the actual types and quantities of outbound drugs with the doctor's prescriptions;

[0012] The drug use module is that after the drugs arrive at the nurse's end, the nurse will reconfirm the drugs through the prescription and patient information displayed on the desktop computer. When administering the drugs, the nurse needs to use a mobile device to scan and take pictures of the drug information, and use NFC to read the corresponding information on the patient's card to achieve terminal tracking and recording.

[0013] As a preferred solution of the present invention: the pharmaceutical data module can record the applicable symptoms and adverse reaction pharmaceutical information of the drugs in the library.

[0014] As a further solution of the present invention: the data intercommunication module has corresponding contact information of operable accounts in the system on multiple different operation pages on the server side, and communication can be carried out in the system through voice calls. At the same time, when doctors, pharmacists and nurses have different opinions on medication, they can share drugs and clinical paper materials through multiple screen sharing to conduct small conferences.

[0015] As a further solution of the present invention: the data storage module can locally store drug pharmaceutical information, user information, drug in-and-out warehouse information, drug inventory, drug consumption, and patient medical history information for easy and quick retrieval, and can be quickly updated when connected to the Internet.

[0016] On the basis of the above scheme: the drug management module can record the quantity of drugs during the drug entry and exit stages, and notify relevant management personnel when the drug quantity is lower than the preset value.

[0017] On the basis of the above scheme: the drug management module can record the recent increase or decrease in the consumption of different drugs, and doctors and pharmacists can intuitively understand from the system which drugs have been consumed in large quantities recently.

[0018] On the basis of the above scheme: if any abnormal situation occurs after the patient uses the medicine, the drug management module can also record it in the system as a reference for the patient's subsequent medical treatment.

[0019] The beneficial effects of the present invention are:

[0020] 1. An intelligent pharmaceutical innovation management service system, which sends reports on the use of supplies to the hardware facilities used by doctors through the server side after the drugs are shipped out of the warehouse and used in the drug management module, so that doctors can understand the time of prescribing and using drugs after prescribing, and confirm the normal use of drugs.

[0021] 2. An intelligent pharmaceutical innovation management service system records the recent consumption of different drugs through the drug management module. Doctors and pharmacists can intuitively understand from the system which drugs are consumed in large quantities recently, and understand the prevalence of diseases near the hospital area.

[0022] 3. An intelligent pharmaceutical innovation management service system, through which patients can leave medication records and medical records in the pharmaceutical system after seeing a doctor. In subsequent diagnosis, doctors, pharmacists and nurses can directly understand the patient’s past medication and medical history, which is convenient for diagnosis and medication.

[0023] 4. An intelligent pharmaceutical innovation management service system, which can record the quantity of drugs during the drug entry and exit stages through the management module, and notify relevant managers when the drug quantity is lower than the preset value.

[0024] 5. An intelligent pharmaceutical innovation management service system that can trace the patient's medication by scanning codes and corresponding accounts throughout the entire process of drug storage, delivery and use, facilitating subsequent management. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

[0025] Figure 1 It is a system structure diagram of an intelligent pharmacy innovation management service system proposed by the present invention;

[0026] Figure 2 It is a schematic diagram of the work flow of a drug management module of an intelligent pharmacy innovation management service system proposed by the present invention. DETAILED DESCRIPTION

[0027] The technical solution of this patent is further described in detail below in conjunction with specific implementation methods.

[0028] The embodiments of the present invention are described in detail below, and examples of the embodiments are shown in the accompanying drawings, wherein the same or similar reference numerals throughout represent the same or similar elements or elements having the same or similar functions. The embodiments described below with reference to the accompanying drawings are exemplary and are only used to explain the present invention, and cannot be understood as limiting the present invention.

[0029] Embodiment 1:

[0030] An intelligent pharmaceutical innovation management service system, such as Figure 1-2 As shown, it includes an overall system, which includes hardware facilities and a server side, and the server side includes a user information management module, a drug management module, a pharmaceutical data module, a data intercommunication module and a data storage module.

[0031] like Figure 1-2 As shown, the hardware facilities include desktop computers, mobile devices and drug information entry devices. The mobile devices include mobile phones, patient cards and NFC identification components. The desktop computers are desktop computers in the offices of doctors, pharmacists and nurses. The operation is more efficient and multiple medication dispensing services can be performed simultaneously. The drug information entry devices are code scanners and cameras, which can be used to scan the QR code on the drug packaging to record drug information. The camera can be installed on the drug storage cabinet to take pictures and record the drugs entering and leaving the warehouse.

[0032] By installing the mobile app of the management service system, the mobile phone can scan the barcode on the drug packaging when the nurse is dispensing and administering medicines; the patient card is issued to the patient when the patient registers for a medical consultation, and the patient's medical history and medical and medication information are synchronously recorded on the server; the patient card is equipped with an NFC chip, which can quickly retrieve the patient information from the server and display it on the desktop computer after contact with a mobile phone or reading device with NFC function, making it convenient for doctors, pharmacists and nurses to confirm the patient's information and condition multiple times when prescribing, dispensing and administering medicines.

[0033] like Figure 1-2 As shown, the user information management module is a user credential processing module for doctors, pharmacists, nurses and patients. Before performing pharmaceutical operations in the management system, doctors, pharmacists and nurses need to log in to the corresponding accounts on the corresponding devices first. One account per person facilitates the traceability of medication history. Patient information also corresponds to one ID per person, and past medical history can be displayed when the same person visits the hospital multiple times.

[0034] like Figure 1-2 As shown, the drug management module can track the entire process of drug storage, outbound storage and usage. When the drugs are stored, the pharmacist first scans and photographs the drugs through the scanner and camera installed on the storage cabinet before putting the drugs into the storage cabinet, records the barcode information and external packaging of the drugs, and transmits the information to the server. The production date, batch and packaging information of the stored drugs can be recorded to facilitate the traceability of the drugs. At the same time, the storage order of different boxes of drugs can be recorded when they are stored, and the number of stored drugs can be counted on the server side.

[0035] When the drug outbound module is working, the doctor will first diagnose the patient and prescribe the corresponding ID of the patient in the system on the desktop computer; then the pharmacist can display the drugs and conditions that the patient needs to use after the patient swipes the card, and give a prompt when the patient repeats the medication for multiple visits; after the pharmacist verifies that the drugs are correct, the corresponding drugs are taken out of the storage cabinet. During the drug outbound process, the pharmacist also needs to scan and take pictures of the outbound drugs, record the order of drug outbound and the production date, batch and packaging information of the outbound drugs, and the system will also compare the actual types and quantities of outbound drugs with the doctor's prescription to prevent mis-out or leakage, and notify the doctor through the doctor's desktop computer after prescribing the drugs; after outbound, the system will count the remaining number of drugs, and prompt the doctor and pharmacist when the remaining drugs are insufficient, and the system will count the drug consumption data, record the increase and decrease of the recent consumption of different drugs, and doctors and pharmacists can intuitively understand from the system which drugs are consumed most recently, so as to understand the prevalence of diseases near the hospital area;

[0036] The drug use module is that after the drugs arrive at the nurse's end, the nurse will reconfirm the drugs through the prescription and patient information displayed on the desktop computer. When using the drugs, the nurse needs to use the mobile device to scan and take pictures of the drug information, and use NFC to read the corresponding information on the patient's card to achieve terminal tracking records. After confirming the use of the drugs, the doctor and pharmacist will receive a prompt message on the desktop computer to confirm the normal use of the drugs. If any abnormal situation occurs after the patient uses the drugs, it can also be recorded in the system as a reference for the patient's subsequent visits.

[0037] like Figure 1-2 As shown, the pharmaceutical data module can record pharmaceutical information such as applicable symptoms and adverse reactions of the drugs in the library. When doctors and pharmacists perform corresponding pharmaceutical management operations, the pharmaceutical information of the drugs can be displayed on one side for easy viewing and verification, and the pharmaceutical information is updated in real time through the network.

[0038] like Figure 1-2As shown, the data intercommunication module has corresponding contact information of operable accounts in the system on multiple different operation pages on the server side, and communication can be carried out in the system through voice calls, which is convenient for doctors, pharmacists and nurses to conduct emergency communication when accidents occur during medication, quickly resolve various emergency situations, and avoid being unable to contact relevant personnel in emergency situations; at the same time, when doctors, pharmacists and nurses have different opinions on medication, they can share drugs and clinical paper materials through multiple screen sharing for small conference exchanges.

[0039] like Figure 1-2 As shown, the data storage module can locally store drug pharmaceutical information, user information, drug in-and-out warehouse information, drug inventory, drug consumption, patient medical history and other information for easy and quick retrieval, and quickly update it when connected to the Internet to improve the timeliness of information. Long-term storage of information can improve the consistency of diagnosis for patients during multiple visits.

[0040] The above is a preferred specific implementation manner of the present invention, and the protection scope of the present invention is not limited thereto. Any modification, equivalent substitution and improvement made by any technician familiar with the field within the technical scope disclosed by the present invention in combination with the prior art or public common sense, within the spirit and principle of the present invention, shall be covered by the protection scope of the present invention.

Claims

1. An intelligent pharmaceutical innovation management service system, including a general system, characterized in that: The overall system includes hardware facilities and a server side, wherein the server side includes a user information management module, a drug management module, a pharmaceutical data module, a data intercommunication module and a data storage module; after the drug management module issues drugs and the drug is used, a report is sent to the hardware facilities used by the doctor through the server side to inform about the use of supplies.

2. According to claim 1, the intelligent pharmacy innovation management service system is characterized in that: The hardware facilities include desktop computers, mobile devices and drug information entry devices. The mobile devices include mobile phones, patient cards and NFC identification components; desktop computers are desktop computers in doctors', pharmacists' and nurses' offices, and drug information entry devices are code scanners and cameras.

3. The intelligent pharmacy innovation management service system according to claim 2 is characterized in that: The user information management module is a user credential processing module for doctors, pharmacists, nurses and patients. Doctors, pharmacists and nurses need to log in to the corresponding accounts on the corresponding devices first to operate in the management system.

4. The intelligent pharmacy innovation management service system according to claim 3 is characterized in that: The drug management module can track the entire process of drug storage, outbound storage and usage. When drugs are stored, the scanner and camera installed on the storage cabinet scan and photograph the drugs, record the barcode information and external packaging of the drugs, and transmit the information to the server. The production date, batch and packaging information of the stored drugs can be recorded to facilitate drug traceability. At the same time, the storage order of different boxes of drugs can be recorded when they are stored. When the drug outbound module is working, the pharmacist can display the drugs and conditions that the patient needs to use after the patient swipes the card, and give a reminder when the patient visits the doctor for multiple times and takes the same drugs repeatedly; After the pharmacist has verified that the drugs are correct, he / she will take the corresponding drugs out of the storage cabinet. During the drug delivery process, the pharmacist also needs to scan and take photos of the drugs to be delivered, record the delivery sequence and the production date, batch and packaging information of the drugs to be delivered, and the system will also compare the types and quantities of drugs actually delivered with the prescriptions written by the doctor. The drug use module is that after the drugs arrive at the nurse's end, the nurse will reconfirm the drugs through the prescription and patient information displayed on the desktop computer. When administering the drugs, the nurse needs to use a mobile device to scan and take pictures of the drug information, and use NFC to read the corresponding information on the patient's card to achieve terminal tracking and recording.

5. The intelligent pharmacy innovation management service system according to claim 4 is characterized in that: The pharmaceutical data module can record the applicable symptoms and adverse reaction pharmaceutical information of the drugs in the library.

6. The intelligent pharmacy innovation management service system according to claim 5, characterized in that: The data intercommunication module has corresponding contact information of operable accounts in the system on multiple different operation pages on the server side, and communication can be carried out within the system through voice calls. At the same time, when doctors, pharmacists and nurses have different opinions on medication, they can share drugs and clinical paper materials through multiple screen sharing to conduct small conferences.

7. The intelligent pharmacy innovation management service system according to claim 6 is characterized in that: The data storage module can locally store drug pharmaceutical information, user information, drug in-and-out warehouse information, drug inventory, drug consumption, and patient medical history information for easy and quick retrieval, and can be quickly updated when connected to the Internet.

8. The intelligent pharmacy innovation management service system according to claim 7, characterized in that: The drug management module can record the quantity of drugs during the drug entry and exit stages, and notify relevant management personnel when the drug quantity is lower than a preset value.

9. The intelligent pharmacy innovation management service system according to claim 8, characterized in that: The drug management module can record the recent increase or decrease in the consumption of different drugs, and doctors and pharmacists can intuitively understand from the system which drugs have been consumed in large quantities recently.

10. The intelligent pharmacy innovation management service system according to claim 9, characterized in that: The drug management module can also record any abnormal situation after the patient uses the drug in the system as a reference for the patient's subsequent medical treatment.

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