Medical address structured processing method

Abstract

The invention relates to a medical address structured processing method, which comprises the following steps of: 1, acquiring medical address information of a patient; 2, decomposing the medical address information into a part with replaceable postal codes and a part with irreplaceable postal codes; thirdly, a first index table is made for the replaceable part of the postal code, the first index table comprises a plurality of first light-transmitting identification symbols, and a second index table is made for the irreplaceable part of the postal code. Fourthly, the replaceable part of the postal code is converted into a first light-transmitting character according to the first index table, the irreplaceable part of the postal code is converted into a second light-transmitting character according to the second index table, and the first light-transmitting character and the second light-transmitting character form a light-transmitting identifier. And 5, arranging the light-transmitting identifier on the identification card. And 6, identifying the identification card through an identification system to obtain the medical address information contained in the identification card.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] The present invention relates to a method for processing address data, and in particular to a method for performing structured processing on medical address data. Background Art

[0002] In the medical field, the standardization and structuring of medical address information is an important part of the medical information system, which is crucial for epidemiological analysis, grid-based management of family doctors, and regional management. Traditional methods rely on rules and dictionaries, which have problems such as high processing complexity, poor flexibility, and inability to cope with diverse address expressions.

[0003] Currently, medical address records are processed mainly in the following two ways.

[0004] The first method is to record in paper documents. The specific method is to record the patient's medical address on paper documents for easy reference. The main problem with this method is that the recording process is complicated, the files are easily contaminated after archiving, and they cannot be efficiently consulted.

[0005] The second method is to record in a purely electronic way. The specific method is to enter the patient's medical address one by one into the computer system to facilitate statistical review. The main problem with this method is that manual entry has errors and a large workload. When reviewing and retrieving, the internal networks of various medical systems are often incompatible, so it is difficult to retrieve across medical systems. At the same time, since some medical systems have low electronic equipment configurations, their review efficiency is poor, especially for some backward areas that have not yet been equipped with network electronic equipment, so there is great difficulty in reviewing. Summary of the invention

[0006] The technical solution adopted by the present invention is: a method for structuring a medical address, which comprises the following steps:

[0007] The first step is to collect the patient's medical address information, which includes country information, large area information within the country, small area information within the large area, road information, building information, and house number information. The country information, large area information within the country, small area information within the large area, and road information are the postal codes of the patient's residence.

[0008] The second step is to decompose the medical address information into a postal code replaceable part and a postal code non-replaceable part.

[0009] The third step is to prepare a first index table for the replaceable part of the postal code, wherein the first index table includes several first translucent identification symbols, each of which corresponds to an Arabic numeral in the postal code; and to prepare a second index table for the non-replaceable part of the postal code, wherein the second index table includes several second translucent identification symbols.

[0010] Step 4: Convert the replaceable part of the postal code into a first translucent character according to the first index table, and convert the non-replaceable part of the postal code into a second translucent character according to the second index table. The first translucent character and the second translucent character constitute a translucent identifier, and the medical address information is formed by the translucent identifier.

[0011] Step 5: The light-transmitting identifier is disposed on an identification card. The identification card includes a board and a connector. The connector is disposed on the board, and the light-transmitting identifier is disposed on the board.

[0012] Step 6: Identify the identification card through an identification system to obtain the medical address information contained in the identification card.

[0013] The beneficial effects of the present invention are as follows: the postal code of the patient's residence is used to make an identification card, and the identification card is identified by an identification system to obtain the medical address information contained in the identification card. The method is unique and reliable, and the user can directly read the data through the identification system. Since many domestic medical institutions are not yet connected to the Internet, especially in mountainous and remote areas, medical data cannot be exchanged. The method of the present invention can facilitate the exchange of medical data, thereby facilitating the work of patients and medical workers. In addition, the identification card of the present invention has a low cost for batch production, and can provide other physical storage methods besides electronic record data. At the same time, the identification card of the present invention has the characteristics of convenient archiving and storage. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

[0014] Figure 1 A logical block diagram of decomposing medical address information into a postal code replaceable portion and a postal code non-replaceable portion according to the present invention.

[0015] Figure 2 It is another logic block diagram of decomposing the medical address information into a postal code replaceable part and a postal code non-replaceable part according to the present invention.

[0016] Figure 3 This is a logic block diagram of the first index table of the present invention.

[0017] Figure 4 This is a logic block diagram of the second index table of the present invention.

[0018] Figure 5The logical block diagram of converting the replaceable part of the postal code into the first light-transmitting symbol of the present invention.

[0019] Figure 6 The present invention is a logic block diagram for converting the non-replaceable part of the postal code into a second light-transmitting symbol.

[0020] Figure 7 It is a logic block diagram of converting the medical address information 10 into a light-transmitting identifier according to the present invention.

[0021] Figure 8 Schematic diagram of the identification card of the present invention.

[0022] Fig. 9 It is the principle diagram of the identification system of the present invention.

[0023] Fig.10 It is a schematic diagram of the light emitter of the present invention.

[0024] Fig.11 It is the principle diagram of the sampler of the present invention.

[0025] Fig.12 It is a structural schematic diagram of the identification system of the present invention.

[0026] Fig.13 It is a schematic diagram of a first embodiment of the handheld sampler of the present invention.

[0027] Fig.14 It is a schematic diagram of a second embodiment of the handheld sampler of the present invention.

[0028] Fig.15 This is a schematic diagram of the identification card of the present invention being set on a case. DETAILED DESCRIPTION

[0029] like Figures 1 to 15 As shown, a method for structuring a medical address comprises the following steps:

[0030] The first step is to collect the patient's medical address information 10.

[0031] The medical address information 10 includes country information, large area information within the country, small area information within the large area, road information, building information, and house number information. In practice, the country information is the patient's nationality information, such as: China, Russia, etc., the large area information within the country is the patient's province, city, state, etc., the road information is the patient's specific residential road information, such as: Heping Road, Chang'an Avenue, etc., the building information is the patient's specific residential building information, such as: Times Building, Science and Technology Building, etc., and the house number information is the patient's specific residential floor information and house number information, such as: No. 4 on the third floor, etc.

[0032] The country information, the large area information within the country, the small area information within the large area, and the road information are the postal code of the patient's residence.

[0033] Postal Code (also known as postal area code) is a coding method used by a country or region to divide the country in order to achieve automated mail sorting and digital postal network and speed up mail delivery. Postal codes are composed of Arabic numerals, for example: the postal code of Yuzhong District, Chongqing, China is 400010, the postal code of New York, USA is 10041, the postal code of Dezheng Road, Longcheng Street, Longgang District, Shenzhen, Guangdong, China is 518170, etc.

[0034] like Figures 1 to 2 As shown, in the second step, the medical address information 10 is decomposed into a postal code replaceable part 20 and a postal code non-replaceable part 30.

[0035] like Figures 2 to 4 As shown, in the third step, a first index table 21 is prepared for the replaceable part 20 of the postal code, and the first index table 21 includes a plurality of first light-transmitting identification symbols 22, each of which corresponds to an Arabic numeral in the postal code.

[0036] In practice, the square hole corresponds to the number 0, one circular hole corresponds to the number 1, two circular holes correspond to the number 2, three circular holes correspond to the number 3, four circular holes correspond to the number 4, an I-shaped hole corresponds to the number 5, an I-shaped hole plus a circular hole corresponds to the number 6, an I-shaped hole plus two circular holes corresponds to the number 7, an I-shaped hole plus three circular holes corresponds to the number 8, and an I-shaped hole plus four circular holes corresponds to the number 9.

[0037] A second index table 31 is prepared for the non-replaceable part 30 of the postal code, and the second index table 31 includes a plurality of second light-transmitting identification symbols 32 .

[0038] In a specific implementation, the second index table 31 includes a descriptive information part and a digital information part, wherein the number of the second light-transmitting identification symbols 32 corresponding to the descriptive information part are light-transmitting holes in the shape of twenty-four English letters, and the number of the second light-transmitting identification symbols 32 corresponding to the digital information part are consistent with the number of the first light-transmitting identification symbols 22 in the first index table 21.

[0039] During implementation, the specific shapes of the first light-transmitting identification symbol 22 and the second light-transmitting identification symbol 32 can also be made into other forms of light-transmitting identification symbols as required.

[0040] like Figures 5 to 6As shown, in the fourth step, the replaceable part 20 of the postal code is converted into a first translucent symbol 23 according to the first index table 21, and the non-replaceable part 30 of the postal code is converted into a second translucent symbol 33 according to the second index table 31. The first translucent symbol 23 and the second translucent symbol 33 constitute a translucent identifier 11, and the medical address information 10 is formed by the translucent identifier 11.

[0041] like Figure 7 As shown, in the fifth step, the light-transmitting identifier 11 is set on the identification card 40.

[0042] In a specific implementation, the light-transmitting identifier 11 can be set on the identification card 40 by a puncher.

[0043] In a specific implementation, the identification card 40 can be made of materials such as opaque cardboard, opaque resin board, opaque plastic board, aluminum foil, or metal sheet.

[0044] like Figure 8 As shown, in a specific implementation, the identification card 40 includes a board 41 and a connector 42 . The connector 42 is disposed on the board 41 , and the light-transmitting identifier 11 is disposed on the board 41 .

[0045] like Figures 8 to 15 As shown, in the sixth step, the identification card 40 is identified by the identification system 100 to obtain the medical address information 10 contained in the identification card 40 .

[0046] like Fig. 9 As shown, the identification system 100 includes a light emitter 200 , a sampler 300 and a processor 400 , and a card cavity 110 is disposed between the light emitter 200 and the sampler 300 .

[0047] The identification system 100 identifies the identification card 40 according to the following steps:

[0048] Step A: placing the identification card 40 in the card cavity 110 .

[0049] Step B, the light emitting device 200 is powered on to emit light, and the light 210 emitted by the light emitting device 200 is emitted into the card cavity 110. Then, the light 210 passes through the translucent identifier 11 on the identification card 40 and shines on the sampler 300, forming an identifier light spot 310 on the sampler 300.

[0050] Step C: the sampler 300 transmits the information of the identifier light spot 310 to the processor 400 .

[0051] The processor 400 has information of the first index table 21 and the second index table 31 pre-recorded therein.

[0052] The processor 400 translates the information of the identifier light spot 310 through the first index table 21 and the second index table 31 to obtain the corresponding medical address information 10.

[0053] Step D: The processor 400 transmits the medical address information 10 to the terminal device 500, and the terminal device 500 displays the medical address information 10 to the user.

[0054] In practice, the terminal device 500 may be a display screen of a PC or a handheld electronic device, etc.

[0055] The processor 400 transmits the medical address information 10 to the terminal device 500 in a wired or wireless manner, and the wireless manner may be WIFI, Bluetooth, etc.

[0056] In specific implementation, there are a variety of devices that can realize the functions of the identification system 100, which are now described as follows.

[0057] The light emitter 200 is a surface light emitter.

[0058] like Fig.10 As shown, in the implementation, in order to enhance the lighting effect of the light emitter 200, the light emitter 200 can be an LED surface light emitter, and the light emitter 200 includes a light guide plate 221, a plurality of LED light sources 222 and a reflector 223, wherein the light guide plate 221 has a front light emitting surface, a back surface and an outer side surface, the reflector 223 is connected to the back surface, a plurality of the LED light sources 222 correspond to the outer side surface, and are arranged around the light guide plate 221, and the plurality of the LED light sources 222 are powered on to emit light, and the light emitted by the plurality of the LED light sources enters the light guide plate 221 and is irradiated out through the front light emitting surface, that is, the plurality of the LED light sources 222 are converted from point light sources into surface light sources through the light guide plate 221 and then irradiated outward.

[0059] In a specific implementation, the light source 200 may be an X-ray film viewing lamp.

[0060] X-ray film viewing lamps are generally provided in the consulting rooms of general hospitals. By utilizing the existing X-ray film viewing lamps to realize the functions of the light emitter 200, the product structure can be simplified and the product cost can be reduced.

[0061] The sampler 300 includes a photoreceptor 320 , which is disposed in the sampler 300 . The photoreceptor 320 captures the identifier light spot 310 in step B.

[0062] like Fig.11As shown, in practice, the photoreceptor 320 can be a simple lens capable of sensing light, a digital camera photosensitive lens, etc. The photoreceptor 320 of the present invention only needs to sense the shape of the light spot at a close distance, so the configured lens component can use a low-cost lens, thereby greatly reducing product costs.

[0063] like Fig.12 As shown, the sampler 300 includes a fixing column 330, one end of which is fixedly connected to the sampler 300, and the other end of the fixing column 330 is provided with a limiting head 340, and the connector 42 of the identification card 40 is a through hole. When in use, the connector 42 of the identification card 40 is sleeved on the fixing column 330 to fix the relative position of the identification card 40 and the sampler 300, so that the translucent identifier 11 on the identification card 40 corresponds to the photoreceptor 320.

[0064] During specific implementation, the sampler 300 also includes a slide rail 341, and the light emitter 200 is arranged on the slide rail 341. When in use, the connector 42 of the identification card 40 is first mounted on the fixed column 330, and then the light emitter 200 is pushed along the direction of the slide rail 340, so that the light emitter 200 is close to the sampler 300 and then emits light to enhance the light spot effect after the light passes through the translucent identifier 11.

[0065] like Fig.13 As shown, when the light source 200 is an X-ray film viewing lamp, the sampler 300 is a handheld sampler, and the sampler 300 includes a main body 350, a fixing column 330 and a handle 360, wherein the photoreceptor 320 is disposed in the main body 350, the fixing column 330 is connected to the main body 350, and the handle 360 ​​is connected below the main body 350.

[0066] During specific implementation, the main body 350 is provided with an information transmitting module 351, and the processor 400 is arranged in a medical computer. The processor 400 can be connected to the medical computer in the form of a U disk. When in use, first, the connector 42 of the identification card 40 is mounted on the fixed column 330, and then, the sampler 300 is held and placed against the X-ray film viewing light. After that, the X-ray film viewing light emits light, and the sampler 300 collects the information of the identifier light spot 310 and transmits it to the information transmitting module 351. The information transmitting module 351 transmits the information of the identifier light spot 310 to the processor 400 in a wireless manner. The above-mentioned product form can make full use of the existing medical computers, thereby reducing the product cost of the sampler 300.

[0067] like Fig.14As shown, during the specific implementation, the light source 200 can also be set as an X-ray film viewing lamp, the sampler 300 includes a main body 350, a fixing column 330 and a handle 360, the processor 400 is arranged in the main body 350, and the terminal device 500 is a display screen, and the terminal device 500 is arranged on the main body 350. The above-mentioned product form has high integration and convenient data reading, but the production cost is relatively high.

[0068] By using the method of the present invention, the information of the light-transmitting identifier 11 set on the identification card 40 can also be other identity information of the patient, such as medical process information, test information, etc., which can be achieved by only re-compiling the index table content.

[0069] In addition, the identification card 40 of the present invention has a low mass production cost and can provide other physical storage methods besides electronic record data. At the same time, the identification card 40 of the present invention is easy to store. For example, thousands of the identification cards 40 can be strung on a thin column for unified storage.

[0070] like Fig.15 As shown, finally, it is worth emphasizing that the identification card 40 of the present invention can be bound to the upper right corner of case A, and can be set to be folded and unfolded. When in the folded state, it is convenient to store the identification card 40 together with the case. When in the unfolded state, the user can directly read the data through the sampler 300. Since many domestic medical institutions are not yet connected to the Internet, especially in mountainous and remote areas, medical data cannot be exchanged. The application of the identification card 40 of the present invention can facilitate the exchange of medical data, thereby facilitating the work of patients and medical workers.

[0071] like Figures 1 to 8 As shown, a data identification and loading system 100 is used to identify an identification card 40 and obtain data information 10 contained in the identification card 40. The data information 10 is a light-transmitting identifier 11.

[0072] The data identification loading system 100 includes a light emitter 200 , a sampler 300 , and a processor 400 , and a card cavity 110 is disposed between the light emitter 200 and the sampler 300 .

[0073] The identification card 40 can be made of opaque cardboard, opaque resin board, opaque plastic board, aluminum foil, metal sheet or other materials.

[0074] The identification card 40 includes a board 41 and a connector 42 . The connector 42 is disposed on the board 41 , and the light-transmitting identifier 11 is disposed on the board 41 .

[0075] In a specific implementation, the light-transmitting identifier 11 is set on the identification card 40 by a puncher.

[0076] The data identification and loading system 100 identifies the identification card 40 according to the following steps:

[0077] Step A: placing the identification card 40 in the card cavity 110 .

[0078] Step B, the light emitting device 200 is powered on to emit light, and the light 210 emitted by the light emitting device 200 is emitted into the card cavity 110. Then, the light 210 passes through the translucent identifier 11 on the identification card 40 and shines on the sampler 300, forming an identifier light spot 310 on the sampler 300.

[0079] Step C: the sampler 300 transmits the information of the identifier light spot 310 to the processor 400 .

[0080] The processor 400 has an index table pre-recorded therein, and the processor 400 translates the information of the identifier light spot 310 through the index table to obtain the corresponding data information 10 .

[0081] Step D: The processor 400 transmits the data information 10 to the terminal device 500, and the terminal device 500 displays the data information 10 to the user.

[0082] In practice, the terminal device 500 may be a display screen of a PC or a handheld electronic device, etc.

[0083] The processor 400 transmits the data information 10 to the terminal device 500 in a wired or wireless manner, and the wireless manner may be WIFI, Bluetooth, etc.

[0084] In specific implementation, there are a variety of devices that can realize the functions of the data identification and loading system 100, which are now described as follows.

[0085] The light emitter 200 is a surface light emitter.

[0086] In implementation, in order to enhance the lighting effect of the light emitter 200, the light emitter 200 can be an LED surface light emitter, which includes a light guide plate 221, several LED light sources 222 and a reflector 223, wherein the light guide plate 221 has a front light emitting surface, a back surface and an outer side surface, the reflector 223 is connected to the back surface, and several LED light sources 222 correspond to the outer side surface and are arranged around the light guide plate 221. When the several LED light sources 222 are powered on and emit light, the light emitted by them enters the light guide plate 221 and is irradiated out through the front light emitting surface. That is to say, the several LED light sources 222 are converted from point light sources to surface light sources through the light guide plate 221 and then irradiate outward.

[0087] In a specific implementation, the light source 200 may be an X-ray film viewing lamp.

[0088] X-ray film viewing lamps are generally provided in the consulting rooms of general hospitals. By utilizing the existing X-ray film viewing lamps to realize the functions of the light emitter 200, the product structure can be simplified and the product cost can be reduced.

[0089] The sampler 300 includes a photoreceptor 320 , which is disposed in the sampler 300 . The photoreceptor 320 captures the identifier light spot 310 in step B.

[0090] In practice, the photoreceptor 320 can be a simple lens capable of sensing light, a digital camera photosensitive lens, etc. The photoreceptor 320 of the present invention only needs to sense the shape of the light spot at a close distance, so the configured lens component can use a low-cost lens, thereby greatly reducing product costs.

[0091] The sampler 300 includes a fixed column 330, one end of which is fixedly connected to the sampler 300, and the other end of the fixed column 330 is provided with a limiting head 340. The connector 42 of the identification card 40 is a through hole. When in use, the connector 42 of the identification card 40 is sleeved on the fixed column 330 to fix the relative position of the identification card 40 and the sampler 300, so that the translucent identifier 11 on the identification card 40 corresponds to the photoreceptor 320.

[0092] During specific implementation, the sampler 300 also includes a slide rail 341, and the light emitter 200 is arranged on the slide rail 341. When in use, the connector 42 of the identification card 40 is first mounted on the fixed column 330, and then the light emitter 200 is pushed along the direction of the slide rail 340, so that the light emitter 200 is close to the sampler 300 and then emits light to enhance the light spot effect after the light passes through the translucent identifier 11.

[0093] When the light source 200 is an X-ray film viewing lamp, the sampler 300 is a handheld sampler, which includes a main body 350, a fixing column 330 and a handle 360, wherein the photoreceptor 320 is disposed in the main body 350, the fixing column 330 is connected to the main body 350, and the handle 360 ​​is connected below the main body 350.

[0094] During specific implementation, the main body 350 is provided with an information transmitting module 351, and the processor 400 is arranged in a medical computer. The processor 400 can be connected to the medical computer in the form of a U disk. When in use, first, the connector 42 of the identification card 40 is mounted on the fixed column 330, and then, the sampler 300 is held and placed against the X-ray film viewing light. After that, the X-ray film viewing light emits light, and the sampler 300 collects the information of the identifier light spot 310 and transmits it to the information transmitting module 351. The information transmitting module 351 transmits the information of the identifier light spot 310 to the processor 400 in a wireless manner. The above-mentioned product form can make full use of the existing medical computers, thereby reducing the product cost of the sampler 300.

[0095] During specific implementation, the light source 200 can also be set as an X-ray film viewing lamp, the sampler 300 includes a main body 350, a fixing column 330 and a handle 360, the processor 400 is set in the main body 350, and the terminal device 500 is a display screen, and the terminal device 500 is set on the main body 350. The above product form has high integration and convenient data reading, but the production cost is relatively high.

[0096] like Figures 9 to 15 As shown, the system of the present invention can be particularly applied in the field of processing medical data, especially medical address data. Its specific applicability and specific operation methods in the field of medical address data are described as follows.

[0097] In practice, the data information 10 includes country information, large area information within the country, small area information within the large area, road information, building information, and house number information. In practice, the country information is the patient's nationality information, such as: China, Russia, etc., the large area information within the country is the province, city, state, etc. information where the patient is located, the road information is the patient's specific residential road information, such as: Heping Road, Chang'an Avenue, etc., the building information is the patient's specific residential building information, such as: Times Building, Science and Technology Building, etc., and the house number information is the patient's specific residential floor information and house number information, such as: No. 4 on the third floor, etc.

[0098] The country information, the large area information within the country, the small area information within the large area, and the road information are the postal code of the patient's residence.

[0099] Postal Code (also known as postal area code) is a coding method used by a country or region to divide the country in order to achieve automated mail sorting and digital postal network and speed up mail delivery. Postal codes are composed of Arabic numerals, for example: the postal code of Yuzhong District, Chongqing, China is 400010, the postal code of New York, USA is 10041, the postal code of Dezheng Road, Longcheng Street, Longgang District, Shenzhen, Guangdong, China is 518170, etc.

[0100] The data message 10 includes a postal code replaceable portion 20 and a postal code non-replaceable portion 30 .

[0101] The index table includes a first index table 21 and a second index table 31. The replaceable part 20 of the postal code corresponds to the first index table 21. The first index table 21 includes a plurality of first light-transmitting identification symbols 22. Each of the first light-transmitting identification symbols 22 corresponds to an Arabic numeral in the postal code.

[0102] In practice, the square hole corresponds to the number 0, one circular hole corresponds to the number 1, two circular holes correspond to the number 2, three circular holes correspond to the number 3, four circular holes correspond to the number 4, an I-shaped hole corresponds to the number 5, an I-shaped hole plus a circular hole corresponds to the number 6, an I-shaped hole plus two circular holes corresponds to the number 7, an I-shaped hole plus three circular holes corresponds to the number 8, and an I-shaped hole plus four circular holes corresponds to the number 9.

[0103] The non-replaceable part 30 of the postal code corresponds to the second index table 31 , and the second index table 31 includes a plurality of second light-transmitting identification symbols 32 .

[0104] In a specific implementation, the second index table 31 includes a descriptive information part and a digital information part, wherein the number of the second light-transmitting identification symbols 32 corresponding to the descriptive information part are light-transmitting holes in the shape of twenty-four English letters, and the number of the second light-transmitting identification symbols 32 corresponding to the digital information part are consistent with the number of the first light-transmitting identification symbols 22 in the first index table 21.

[0105] During implementation, the specific shapes of the first light-transmitting identification symbol 22 and the second light-transmitting identification symbol 32 can also be made into other forms of light-transmitting identification symbols as required.

[0106] According to the first index table 21, the replaceable part 20 of the postal code is converted into a first translucent symbol 23, and according to the second index table 31, the non-replaceable part 30 of the postal code is converted into a second translucent symbol 33. The first translucent symbol 23 and the second translucent symbol 33 constitute the translucent identifier 11, and the data information 10 is formed by the translucent identifier 11.

[0107] The light-transmitting identifier 11 is disposed on the plate body 41 of the identification card 40 .

[0108] By using the method of the present invention, the information of the light-transmitting identifier 11 set on the identification card 40 can also be other identity information of the patient, such as medical process information, test information, etc., which can be achieved by only re-compiling the index table content.

[0109] In addition, the identification card 40 of the present invention has a low mass production cost and can provide other physical storage methods besides electronic record data. At the same time, the identification card 40 of the present invention is easy to store. For example, thousands of the identification cards 40 can be strung on a thin column for unified storage.

[0110] Finally, it is worth emphasizing that the identification card 40 of the present invention can be bound to the upper right corner of the medical record A, and can be set to be folded and unfolded. When in the folded state, the identification card 40 is convenient to be stored together with the medical record. When in the unfolded state, the user can directly read the data through the sampler 300. Since many domestic medical institutions are not yet connected to the Internet, especially in mountainous and remote areas, medical data cannot be interchanged. The application of the identification card 40 of the present invention can facilitate the exchange of medical data, thereby facilitating the work of patients and medical workers.

[0111] An information identification card 40 is provided with a translucent identifier 11, which corresponds to the medical address information 10. In a specific implementation, the information identification card 40 includes a board 41 and a connector 42, the connector 42 is provided on the board 41, and the translucent identifier 11 is provided on the board 41.

[0112] The information identification card 40 is identified by the identification system 100 to obtain the medical address information 10 contained in the information identification card 40 .

[0113] The identification system 100 includes a light emitter 200 , a sampler 300 , and a processor 400 , and a card cavity 110 is disposed between the light emitter 200 and the sampler 300 .

[0114] The identification system 100 identifies the information identification card 40 according to the following steps: Step A, the information identification card 40 is placed in the card cavity 110. Step B, the light emitter 200 is powered on to emit light, and the light 210 emitted by the light emitter 200 is projected into the card cavity 110, and then the light 210 passes through the light-transmitting identifier 11 on the information identification card 40 and irradiates the sampler 300, and forms an identifier light spot 310 on the sampler 300. Step C, the sampler 300 transmits the information of the identifier light spot 310 to the processor 400. The processor 400 is pre-recorded with an index table, and the processor 400 translates the information of the identifier light spot 310 through the index table to obtain the corresponding medical address information 10. Step D, the processor 400 transmits the medical address information 10 to the terminal device 500, and the terminal device 500 displays the medical address information 10 to the user.

[0115] The sampler 300 includes a photoreceptor 320, which is disposed in the sampler 300 and is used to capture the identifier light spot 310 in step B. The sampler 300 includes a fixing post 330, one end of which is fixedly connected to the sampler 300, and a limiting head 340 is disposed at the other end of the fixing post 330. The connector 42 of the information identification card 40 is a through hole. When in use, the connector 42 of the information identification card 40 is sleeved on the fixing post 330 to fix the relative position of the information identification card 40 and the sampler 300, so that the light-transmitting identifier 11 on the information identification card 40 corresponds to the photoreceptor 320.

[0116] The light source 200 is an X-ray film viewing lamp, and the sampler 300 is a handheld sampler, which includes a main body 350, a fixing column 330 and a handle 360, wherein the photoreceptor 320 is disposed in the main body 350, the fixing column 330 is connected to the main body 350, and the handle 360 ​​is connected below the main body 350. The main body 350 is provided with an information transmitting module 351, and the processor 400 is arranged in a medical computer. The processor 400 is connected to the medical computer in the form of a U disk. When in use, the connector 42 of the information identification card 40 is first mounted on the fixed column 330, and then the sampler 300 is held and placed against an X-ray film viewing lamp. After that, the X-ray film viewing lamp emits light, and the sampler 300 collects the information of the identifier light spot 310 and transmits it to the information transmitting module 351. The information transmitting module 351 transmits the information of the identifier light spot 310 to the processor 400 in a wireless manner. The above-mentioned product form can make full use of the existing medical computer, thereby reducing the product cost of the sampler 300.

[0117] In practice, the medical address information 10 includes country information, large area information within the country, small area information within the large area, road information, building information, and house number information. The country information, large area information within the country, small area information within the large area, and road information are the postal codes of the patient's residence.

[0118] The medical address information 10 includes a replaceable part 20 of the postal code and a non-replaceable part 30 of the postal code. The index table includes information of a first index table 21 and a second index table 31. The replaceable part 20 of the postal code corresponds to the first index table 21, and the first index table 21 includes a plurality of first translucent identification symbols 22, each of which corresponds to an Arabic numeral in the postal code. The non-replaceable part 30 of the postal code corresponds to the second index table 31, and the second index table 31 includes a plurality of second translucent identification symbols 32. The replaceable part 20 of the postal code is converted into a first translucent symbol 23 according to the first index table 21, and the non-replaceable part 30 of the postal code is converted into a second translucent symbol 33 according to the second index table 31. The first translucent symbol 23 and the second translucent symbol 33 constitute a translucent identifier 11, and the medical address information 10 is formed by the translucent identifier 11. The translucent identifier 11 is set on the information identification card 40.

Claims

1. A method for structuring a medical address, characterized in that: The steps include: The first step is to collect the patient's medical address information, which includes country information, large area information within the country, small area information within the large area, road information, building information, and house number information. The country information, large area information within the country, small area information within the large area, and road information are the postal code of the patient's residence. The second step is to decompose the medical address information into the postal code replaceable part and the postal code non-replaceable part. Step 3: Create a first index table for the replaceable part of the postal code, the first index table includes a plurality of first light-transmitting identification symbols, each of which corresponds to an Arabic numeral in the postal code; create a second index table for the non-replaceable part of the postal code, the second index table includes a plurality of second light-transmitting identification symbols, Step 4: convert the replaceable part of the postal code into a first translucent symbol according to the first index table, and convert the non-replaceable part of the postal code into a second translucent symbol according to the second index table. The first translucent symbol and the second translucent symbol form a translucent identifier, and the medical address information is formed by the translucent identifier. Step 5: The light-transmitting identifier is disposed on an identification card, wherein the identification card comprises a board and a connector, wherein the connector is disposed on the board, and the light-transmitting identifier is disposed on the board. Step 6: Identify the identification card through an identification system to obtain the medical address information contained in the identification card.

2. A method for structuring a medical address as claimed in claim 1, characterized in that: In the third step, the square hole corresponds to the number 0, one circular hole corresponds to the number 1, two circular holes correspond to the number 2, three circular holes correspond to the number 3, four circular holes correspond to the number 4, the I-shaped hole corresponds to the number 5, an I-shaped hole plus a circular hole corresponds to the number 6, an I-shaped hole plus two circular holes corresponds to the number 7, an I-shaped hole plus three circular holes corresponds to the number 8, and an I-shaped hole plus four circular holes corresponds to the number 9.

3. A method for structuring a medical address as claimed in claim 2, characterized in that: In the third step, the second index table includes a descriptive information part and a numerical information part.

4. A method for structuring a medical address as claimed in claim 3, characterized in that: in, The second light-transmitting identification symbols corresponding to the descriptive information part are light-transmitting holes in the shape of twenty-four English letters, and the second light-transmitting identification symbols corresponding to the digital information part are consistent with the first light-transmitting identification symbols in the first index table.

5. A method for structuring a medical address as claimed in claim 1, characterized in that: The light-transmitting identifier is arranged on the identification card by a puncher. The identification card is made of light-proof paperboard, light-proof resin board, light-proof plastic board, aluminum foil or metal sheet material.

6. A method for structuring a medical address as claimed in claim 1, characterized in that: The identification system comprises a light emitter, a sampler and a processor, wherein a card cavity is arranged between the light emitter and the sampler. The identification system identifies the identification card according to the following steps: Step A: placing the identification card in the card cavity. Step B, the light emitter is powered on to emit light, and the light emitted by the light emitter enters the card cavity, and then the light passes through the light-transmitting identifier on the identification card and irradiates the sampler, forming an identifier light spot on the sampler. Step C: the sampler transmits the information of the identifier light spot to the processor, the processor is pre-loaded with the information of the first index table and the second index table, and the processor translates the information of the identifier light spot through the first index table and the second index table to obtain the corresponding medical address information. Step D: The processor transmits the medical address information to the terminal device, and the terminal device displays the medical address information to the user.

7. A method for structuring a medical address as claimed in claim 6, characterized in that: The light emitter is a surface light emitter, and the sampler includes a photoreceptor, which is arranged in the sampler and captures the identifier light spot in step B by the photoreceptor.

8. A method for structuring a medical address as claimed in claim 7, characterized in that: The light emitter is an LED surface light emitter, which includes a light guide plate, a plurality of LED light sources and a reflector, wherein the light guide plate has a front light emitting surface, a back surface and an outer side surface, the reflector is connected to the back surface, and the plurality of LED light sources correspond to the outer side surface and are arranged around the light guide plate.

9. A method for structuring a medical address as claimed in claim 7, characterized in that: The sampler comprises a fixing column, one end of which is fixedly connected to the sampler, and the other end of which is provided with a limiting head. The connector of the identification card is a through hole. When in use, the connector of the identification card is sleeved on the fixing column to fix the relative position of the identification card and the sampler, so that the light-transmitting identifier on the identification card corresponds to the photoreceptor. The sampler also includes a slide rail, and the light emitter is arranged on the slide rail. When in use, the connector of the identification card is first sleeved on the fixed column, and then the light emitter is pushed along the direction of the slide rail so that the light emitter is close to the sampler and then emits light.

10. A method for structuring medical addresses as claimed in claim 7, characterized in that: The light emitter is an X-ray film viewing lamp, and the sampler is a handheld sampler, which includes a main body, a fixed column and a handle, wherein the photoreceptor is arranged in the main body, the fixed column is connected to the main body, and the handle is connected below the main body. An information transmission module is arranged in the main body, and the processor is arranged in the medical computer. The processor is connected to the medical computer in the form of a U disk. When in use, firstly, the connector of the identification card is sleeved on the fixed column, and then, the sampler is held and placed against the X-ray film viewing lamp. After that, the X-ray film viewing lamp emits light, and the sampler collects the information of the identifier light spot and transmits it to the information transmission module, and the information transmission module transmits the information of the identifier light spot to the processor in a wireless manner.

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