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Wireless electronic prescription scanning and management system

Methods and systems for rapidly and conveniently creating prescriptions through the use of portable digital assistants (PDAs) and bar code scanning technology are provided. Prescriptions are created using a form-based approach in which prescribing options are presented to the prescriber for selection. The system allows entry of medication and patient ID by scanning bar codes. A bar code is generated for each prescription and is used to access the prescription information in a database. The bar code and prescription information can be printed on a ticket, which can be presented at a pharmacy when the prescription is picked up. The use of bar codes allows several levels of checking to ensure that the correct medication is dispensed and that the prescription is valid. Prescription information is transmitted between prescribers and pharmacies via a central site at which prescription information is stored. In a preferred embodiment of the invention communication occurs over the Internet, and the creation and transmission of prescriptions are coordinated by a World Wide Web service which sends Web pages to PDAs to present and gather prescription information. The Web pages can provide links to patient and medication information, and the system can advise the prescriber if there is a contraindication to the medication about to be prescribed. The Web service transmits prescription information to pharmacies, receives notification when prescriptions are fulfilled, and can perform other functions such as notifying patients or physicians when prescriptions are close to running out. The Web service can further be used to keep track of medication sample package inventories at prescribing locations such as physician offices. Prescription data can be used to perform market research in a timely fashion.
Owner:AMRIEN JOHN +3

Electromechanical Manipulating Device for Medical Needle and Syringe with Sensory Biofeedback and Pain Suppression Capability

In an aspect, a medication delivering injector which includes a housing having opposing proximal and distal ends and an accessible internal cavity for inserting and removing a medicament container such as a syringe. The injector is designed to hold and manipulate a medication delivery device such as a large variety of standard and non-standard medical syringes with fixed or attached needles, assembled such that centrally located is a cylinder containing a liquid medicament and attached either permanently or removably to the distal end of the cylinder, is a hypodermic needle or cannula in fluidic communication with the cylinder. The needle can be from one-half inches to one-and-one-half inches in length in the illustrated embodiment and other sizes are possible by changes in scale of the injector. At the proximal end of the cylinder is an opening with an inserted seal or bung with an attached rod thus constituting a plunger. The central medicament containing cylinder could also be a standard medicament cartridge. Hereinafter, both are referred to as a “syringe”. A lid or access cover which, in an open position permits insertion and removal of the syringe into/from the housing in a horizontal fashion thus providing ease of loading. The syringe is inserted with the needle end toward the distal end of the housing and the plunger toward the proximal end of the housing. A movable carriage is disposed in the proximal end of the housing and slides in the axial direction forwards and rearwards such that a syringe, whose proximal end is gripped by the carriage, so moves with the carriage such that the needle exits the housing at the distal end of the housing and pierces the tissue of the patient prior to dispensing of the medicament, and then is retracted after the medicament has been dispensed by retraction of the carriage. Attached to the carriage is an actuator which pushes on the syringe plunger causing the medicament contained within the syringe cylinder to be dispensed through the needle into the patient's tissue. In one embodiment suitable for both removable needle and fixed needle syringes, the proximal end of the syringe including the syringe finger flange is gripped by an elastomeric flange grip which resides within the carriage, while the syringe distal end resides in and is supported by a “syringe guide” which is attached to the carriage and thus moved with it. In another embodiment which is so made to accommodate syringes with removable needles and their safe disposal, the syringe flange at the proximal end of the cylinder is gripped by an elastomeric flange grip which resides in the carriage as described above, while the syringe distal end is supported by a needle which resides in a removable disposable needle shield. The needle guide is biased toward the carriage and thus, the syringe body is compressed and guided as the carriage moves forward and rearward.
Both the movement of the carriage and the actuator are controlled by servo motors which are controlled by electronics and a microcontroller so operating such that speeds and accelerations are controlled smoothly and gently so as to avoid the stop/start motion of motors controlled by limit switches and simple electronics or the vibration and abruptness such as result from injectors powered by compressed springs or gas. Furthermore, the forces are adaptive to the loads imposed and the requirements necessary for the proper dispensation of medicaments with high viscosity or sensitivity to shear forces.
The housing, approximately midway between proximal and distal ends, is affixed by a hinge such that the device can be folded in half to provide for a more compact device to be stored and transported.
On the distal end of the housing are electrical sensor pads in communication with the microcontroller such that contact with the patient's skin and the angle at which the injector is held against the skin and the steadiness with which the injector is being held can be ascertained. Within the housing are a haptic vibrator and an audio speaker, both producing a vibration which is variable in pitch in such a manner that biofeedback is provided to the injector user as to the pressure, angle and steadiness with which they are holding the injector against the skin. This facilitates the action of injection oneself in the gluteus muscle where visual feedback isn't available to the patient.
Multiplexed onto the electrical sensor pads, is a TENS (Transcutaneous Electrical Nerve Stimulation) generator which is operational (at the user's choice) just before and during the injection to interrupt or quench the pain of tissue perforation often accompanied with needle injections.
Contained on the surface of the housing such as on the access cover, is a display such that user menus, device state, directions, and battery charge status, etc. are displayed. Also contained on the surface of the housing, on the proximal half, are buttons which control the menus and selections that are shown on the display. These selections provide for the user to set such parameters as hypodermic insertion speed and medicament dispensing speeds, the preferred mode of user biofeedback which can include: speech mode (which can be accompanied by musical themes and ringtones, plus variable pitch tone and haptic vibration), MP3 mode (which has speech muted but includes musical ringtones and variable pitch tone and haptic vibration), and haptic mode (which is haptic vibration and audio tone queues needed for injector position biofeedback and readiness), plus mute mode (which provides no audio but the haptic vibration remains), and none, which provides no vibrational biofeedback, yet the display information always remains available.
Also contained on the surface of the housing on the distal half, is an “injection initiate” button which causes the sequences required for performance of an injection to occur if said button is “enabled”.
Contained within the electronics and its operating program is the ability to audibly play pre-recorded human speech in any language such that: directions in the form of consecutive steps which are required to load the medicament container (syringe) into the device, consecutive steps to perform an injection, steps to remove and properly dispose of parts, to alert of device status and menu choices, etc. can be played through the audio speaker. Also contained within the electronics and program is the ability to play musical ringtones as a distraction during the needle insertion and injection or when a scheduled injection alarm is reached, or calming human voice exhibiting bedside manner during the needle insertion and injection.
Also contained within the electronics and software is a real-time clock-calendar which can store a patient's injection schedule and play a musical ringtone as an alarm as each scheduled injection becomes due. Also contained within the electronics and software are the ability to communicate with a personal computer through a USB port, which can also charge the injector's rechargeable battery. The battery in one embodiment, consists of three AAA batteries which can be rechargeable or non-rechargeable. The USB port in combination with an application running on the personal computer, is used to download the injection schedule into the real-time clock-calendar and to download ringtones and musical themes of the user's choice and to download foreign language sets for the pre-recorded human language feature.
The injector can be further equipped with the capability to aspirate the tissue by drawing back on the plunger thus creating a vacuum into which fluids will flow. These fluids enter the syringe cylinder where they can be checked for the presence of blood by optical absorption in the red spectrum. This information is useful in the instances where intramuscular injections are to be given with drugs whose ‘Full Prescribing Information’ instructs the patient to aspirate and check for blood in the syringe which indicates that the puncture of a vein has occurred, and if so detected, to abort the injection and then re-inject into a different location.
Owner:INTELLIPEN INC

Method and system for medicine blending g detection

InactiveCN105808965AAvoid the phenomenon of prescribing the wrong medicineFacilitate post-maintenance managementComputer-assisted medicine prescription/deliverySpecial data processing applicationsUser needsMedicine
The present invention provides a method and system for drug dispensing and detection. The method includes: acquiring prescription information prescribed by a doctor, and the prescription information includes serial number, patient information, type of drug prescribed according to the patient information, drug specification and corresponding Quantity of medicines; collect the characteristic information of medicines on the transmission device, record the quantity according to the characteristic information of the medicines, wherein the characteristic information includes the types of medicines and specifications of medicines; detect whether the types of medicines, specifications of medicines and the quantity of medicines on the transmission device are consistent with The patient has the same prescribing information and responds based on the test results. The invention also provides a system based on drug preparation detection. It fundamentally eliminates the risk of making mistakes when taking medicine according to the order, and the use of the transmission device also improves the efficiency; at the same time, the prescription information is stored in the database to record specific information such as the time of dispensing the medicine and the recipient of the medicine, which can be queried according to user needs, which is convenient for doctors Post-maintenance management, establishment of patient health records.
Owner:张相林 +1

Traditional Chinese medicine prescription management system and prescription pushing method

The invention provides a traditional Chinese medicine prescription management system and a prescription pushing method. The traditional Chinese medicine prescription management system provided by the invention comprises a recording module, a prescription storage unit and a pushing unit. The prescription pushing method provided by the invention comprises the following steps: obtaining prescription information of a plurality of prescriptions, and storing the prescription information of the plurality of the prescriptions in a temporary list; grouping the prescriptions according to disease information of the prescriptions in the temporary list; analyzing and sequencing the prescriptions in the same group according to drug information and service conditions of the prescriptions in the temporary list; pushing the perception previous to preset rank in each group. The traditional Chinese medicine prescription management system and the prescription pushing method provided by the invention can store prescription information, used in a practicing process, of each doctor, so that memory needs, on prescriptions, of the doctors are effectively reduced, and prescription making efficiency of the doctors is improved; medical skill communication among the doctors can be promoted, and the prescriptions are favorably popularized and used.
Owner:智慧中医科技(广东)有限公司

Prescription drug selling method based on two-dimension code and prescription drug selling system based on two-dimension code

The present invention provides a prescription drug selling method based on a two-dimension code and a prescription drug selling system based on the two-dimension code. The method of the present invention comprises the steps that: a doctor records the user information and the prescription information in a service platform via a doctor terminal, and sends the two-dimension code carrying the user information and the prescription information to a user terminal; a user shows the two-dimension code carrying the user information and the prescription information to a selling terminal via the user terminal; the selling terminal analyzes and obtains the user information and the prescription information carried in the two-dimension code, and sends a purchase and query request carrying the user information and the prescription information to the service platform; after receiving the purchase and query request, the service platform matches the user information and the prescription information carried by the purchase and query request with the user information and the prescription information recorded by the doctor terminal, if the matching is successful, the selling personnel sell the drugs to the user, otherwise, an error prompt is fed back; the selling terminal uploads the drug selling recording to the service platform. The method and system of the present invention can completely eradicate to forge the prescription, control the number of drugs, and realize the drugstore supervision.
Owner:GUANGDONG GENERAL HOSPITAL
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