JP6759541B2 - Dialysis management equipment, dialysis management system and programs - Google Patents

Description

The present invention relates to dialysis management devices, dialysis management systems and programs for dialysis, and more particularly to dialysis management devices, dialysis management systems and programs for managing drugs for dialysis.

Conventionally, a system has been proposed for preventing a medical accident in which a drug administered to a patient by a nurse does not match the drug prescribed by the doctor to the patient.

For example, the medical practice accident prevention support system of Patent Document 1 (Japanese Unexamined Patent Publication No. 2001-31566) collates the information of the medical practice plan given to the patient with the information for identifying the medical practice captured by the recognition device. Then, check and record whether the medical practice to be performed is correct.

Further, the medication support system of Patent Document 2 (Japanese Unexamined Patent Publication No. 2003-99534) determines whether or not the drug information of the prescription read from the storage means matches the drug information read by the administrator by the reading means. Then, the drug image of the matching drug is displayed so that it can be identified.

Further, the blood purification device of Patent Document 3 (Japanese Unexamined Patent Publication No. 2014-307) has a configuration for reliably displaying important information related to blood purification on a display screen.

Japanese Unexamined Patent Publication No. 2001-31566 Japanese Unexamined Patent Publication No. 2003-99534 Japanese Unexamined Patent Publication No. 2014-307

In paragraph 0051 of Patent Document 1 described above, "when the use identification means used in the medical practice is recognized, it is collated whether it matches the medical practice plan of the patient, and the result is obtained if necessary. "Outputs" and "Reads only the materials used to perform the infusion work, and when everything is ready, outputs a sign that the infusion work may be performed."

As described above, Patent Document 1 does not specify the order of collation of used materials. Therefore, since the worker randomly collates the identification information with the medical practice plan for the used product, the collation for the same used product may be repeated. In that case, it takes time to complete the collation of all the used materials, and the operator feels a burden on the collation work. In addition, such a feeling of burden may cause a medical accident.

Therefore, an object in certain aspects of the disclosure is to provide dialysis management devices, dialysis management systems and programs capable of preventing medical accidents.

A dialysis management device according to one embodiment has a storage unit for storing prescription drug information for identifying the prescription drug and administration candidates for each of a plurality of prescription drugs prescribed to an artificial dialysis patient. An information acquisition unit for acquiring drug information for identifying a drug, a collation unit for collating a plurality of prescription drug information with drug information acquired by the information acquisition unit, and a display unit for displaying information. A display control unit for displaying a plurality of prescription drug information on the display unit in a predetermined order and a control unit for controlling the collation unit are provided, and the control unit is provided with drug information by the information acquisition unit. Each time it is acquired, the collating unit is made to select the prescription drug information from a plurality of prescription drug information in the storage unit in a predetermined order, and the selected prescription drug information is collated with the acquired drug information. The process is repeated.

Preferably, the display control unit displays the result of the collation on the display unit each time the collation is performed by the collation unit in the repeated execution.

Preferably, the display control unit displays the result of the collation in association with the prescription drug information selected for the collation on the display unit each time the collation is performed in the repeated execution.

Preferably, the control unit, in the repeated execution, tells the collation unit that the drug information acquired by the information acquisition unit and the next-order prescription selected according to a predetermined order. The drug information is collated, and if the collation result shows a discrepancy, the collation unit is made to collate the drug information acquired by the information acquisition unit with the prescription drug information selected immediately before. The display control unit displays on the display unit that the next collation is a collation for the prescription drug information selected immediately before each time the collation results show inconsistency in the repeated execution.

Preferably, the dialysis management device can be connected to the dialysis unit, and the dialysis management device can match the plurality of prescription drug information in the storage unit and the plurality of drug information acquired by the information acquisition unit by collation of the collating unit. When a match is confirmed, a control signal for starting dialysis is output to the dialysis unit.

Preferably, an operation reception unit for receiving a user operation on the dialysis management device is further provided, and when a match is confirmed, the dialysis management device receives the user operation via the operation reception unit and receives the user operation. The control signal based on this is output to the dialysis unit.

Preferably, the dialysis management device is connectable to the dialysis unit, and the plurality of prescription drugs comprises a drug administered via the dialysis unit and a drug administered orally, in a predetermined order. In, the prescription drug information of the drug administered via the dialysis unit is located before the prescription drug information of the drug administered orally.

According to another aspect of one embodiment, in a dialysis management system comprising the dialysis management device described above and an information processing device that communicates with the dialysis management device, the information processing device is used for a patient on dialysis. For each of the plurality of prescribed drugs, prescription drug information for identifying the drug is transmitted to the dialysis management device.

According to the other aspects of one embodiment, a program is provided for causing a computer with a processor to perform a dialysis management method.

The program collates the steps to obtain drug information to identify drug candidates for administration and each prescription drug information to identify each of the multiple prescription drugs prescribed to the patient with the acquired drug information. The step of displaying the prescription drug information of each of the plurality of prescription drugs in a predetermined order is executed. In the collating step, each time the drug information is acquired in the acquisition step, the prescription drug information is selected from a plurality of prescription drug information in a predetermined order, and the selected prescription drug information is selected as the acquired drug. Includes a step of repeating the process of collating with information.

The above and other objectives, features, aspects and advantages of the invention will become apparent from the following detailed description of the invention as understood in connection with the accompanying drawings.

It is a schematic block diagram of the system which concerns on this Embodiment. It is a hardware block diagram of the dialysis management apparatus 1 which concerns on this embodiment. It is a figure which shows the functional structure for dialysis management which concerns on this embodiment. It is a figure which shows an example of the drug list 18 which concerns on this embodiment. It is a figure which shows an example of the display of the drug list 18 which concerns on this embodiment. It is a figure which shows another example of the display of the drug list 18 which concerns on this embodiment. It is a flowchart which shows the process for dialysis management which concerns on this embodiment.

Hereinafter, a dialysis management device for performing artificial dialysis on a patient will be described with reference to the drawings. In the following description, the same members in the drawings are designated by the same reference numerals. Their names and functions are the same. Therefore, the following description does not repeat the detailed description of them.

<Technical Thought>
The technical idea of the present embodiment is as follows.

The dialysis management device displays the identification information of the prescription drug for each of the plurality of prescription drugs prescribed to the dialysis patient side by side in a predetermined order. For each candidate drug to be administered to the patient by the information acquisition unit, each time the medication information which is the identification information is acquired, the dialysis management device performs the above-mentioned predetermined order from the plurality of prescription drug information. The collation of the selected prescription drug information with the acquired medication information is repeatedly performed.

As described above, the process of collating the prescription drug information with the medication information is repeatedly performed in a predetermined order. As a result, the time required for collation can be shortened as compared with the random collation work as described above, and the burden of the collation work is reduced. As a result, medical accidents due to the burden can be prevented.

<Composition>
FIG. 1 is a schematic configuration diagram of a system according to the present embodiment. The system includes a doctor-side computer 2 and a dialysis management device 1. The doctor-side computer 2 and the dialysis management device 1 are connected to each other via a communication line 6. The dialysis management device 1 is connected to the barcode reader 3 and the dialysis unit 4. The communication line 6 includes a wired or wireless LAN (Local Area Network). The system of FIG. 1 is an embodiment of a “dialysis management system”. The doctor-side computer 2 is an embodiment of the "information processing device".

The dialysis management device 1 includes a display unit 17 and an accessory tray 19. On the accessory tray 19, a user (including a user and a nurse) corresponds to a saucer for placing a drug that is a candidate for administration to a patient.

The dialysis unit 4 includes a circuit for performing dialysis on a patient. The dialysis unit 4 has a hemodialysis machine (not shown). The hemodialyzer performs purification treatment on the blood flow of the patient circulating outside the body, and the purified blood flow is returned to the body. Since the configuration of the dialysis unit 4 is well known, detailed description will not be repeated here.

The barcode reader 3 optically scans the image of the barcode 51 attached to the drug 5 which is a candidate for administration, and outputs the data read by the scan to the dialysis management device 1.

FIG. 2 is a hardware configuration diagram of the dialysis management device 1 according to the present embodiment. The dialysis management device 1 corresponds to a computer including a processor. Specifically, the dialysis management device 1 includes a CPU (Central Processing Unit) 10, a communication unit 11 for controlling communication via a communication line 6, a memory 12, an input device 13, a barcode reader 3, and a dialysis unit 4. It includes a dialysis unit I / F (Interface) 16 for inputting / outputting signals to and from, and a display unit 17 including a liquid crystal display.

The communication unit 11 includes a modem for communication. The communication unit 11 communicates with the doctor-side computer 2 via the communication line 6. The data received by the communication unit 11 from the doctor-side computer 2 includes a drug list 18, which will be described later. The drug list 18 includes prescription drug information 41, which is identification information of the drug, for each of the plurality of drugs prescribed by the doctor to the patient.

The memory 12 includes a ROM (Read Only Memory) that stores programs and data non-volatilely, a RAM (Random Access Memory) that stores programs and data volatilely, and an HDD (Hard Disc Drive) that stores programs and data non-volatilely. ) Etc. are included. The memory 12 corresponds to an embodiment of the “storage unit”.

The input device 13 includes buttons, switches, and a touchpad. In the present embodiment, the touch pad of the input device 13 and the display panel of the display unit 17 are provided as an integrally combined touch panel.

The dialysis unit I / F 16 inputs / outputs a signal to / from the dialysis unit 4.
FIG. 3 is a diagram showing a functional configuration for dialysis management according to the present embodiment. Each part of FIG. 3 is realized by a program executed by the CPU 10 or a combination of a plurality of circuits that realize each function.

With reference to FIG. 3, the CPU 10 includes a collation unit 30, an information acquisition unit 31, a storage control unit 32, a signal generation unit 33, an operation reception unit 34, and a display control unit 35.

The information acquisition unit 31 acquires drug information 42 for identifying the drug 5, and outputs the acquired drug information 42 to the collation unit 30. Specifically, the information acquisition unit 31 receives the data obtained by the barcode reader 3 and performs processing such as error correction on the received data. The drug information 42 shows the data after the processing.

The storage control unit 32 controls the storage of data in the memory 12 and the reading of data from the memory 12.

The collation unit 30 collates the prescription drug information 41 of the drug list 18 read from the memory 12 by the memory control unit 32 with the drug information 42 acquired by the information acquisition unit 31, and outputs a collation result. The collation result indicates whether or not the prescription drug information 41 and the drug information 42 match. Details of the prescription drug information 41 will be described later.

The signal generation unit 33 generates a signal for controlling each circuit of the dialysis unit 4, and outputs the generated control signal to each circuit of the dialysis unit 4 via the dialysis unit I / F16.

The operation reception unit 34 receives the user's operation content for the dialysis management device 1 via the input device 13. The operation contents include the operation of buttons, switches, and touch panels by the user.

The display control unit 35 generates image data based on the drug list 18 read from the memory 12 by the memory control unit 32, and controls the display unit 17 to display the image based on the image data. Further, the display control unit 35 controls the display unit 17 so as to display information based on the collation result from the collation unit 30.

FIG. 4 is a diagram showing an example of a drug list 18 according to the present embodiment. The drug list 18 is generated for each patient by the operation of the doctor on the doctor side computer 2. The generated drug list 18 is transmitted to the dialysis management device 1 via the communication line 6.

With reference to FIG. 4, the drug list 18 contains the patient's name and a plurality of records. Each record includes collation number 8A, drug name 8B, and prescription drug information 41 as identification information for the drug. The record also includes dose-representing quantities, dose units, and manual information as information related to the drug. Manual information includes the order of administration and information on precautions. The prescription drug information 41 includes data corresponding to the barcode of the drug. The collation order number 8A is information for defining the order in which the corresponding prescription drug information 41 is collated with the drug information 42 by the collation unit 30. In FIG. 4, the collation sequence number 8A is indicated by a numerical value (1, 2, 3, ...).

In the present embodiment, when the drug 5 is administered to the patient, the information acquisition unit 31 acquires the drug information 42 from the drug 5 via the barcode reader 3. Each time the drug information 42 is acquired, the collation unit 30 selects one prescription drug information 41 from the plurality of prescription drug information 41 in the drug list 18 in a predetermined order, and the selected prescription drug The information 41 is collated with the acquired drug information 42. This "predetermined order" is indicated by the value of collation number 8A in FIG. For example, when the "predetermined order" is the ascending order of the values (1, 2, 3, ...) Of the collation sequence number 8A, the collation unit 30 refers to the prescription drug from the drug list 18 of FIG. As the information 41, the prescription drug information 41 is selected in the order of "HE1", "HE2", "HE3", ... "HEn". On the other hand, when the "predetermined order" is the descending order of the values of the collation sequence number 8A, the collation unit 30 sets the prescription drug information 41 as "HEn" ... "HE3", "HE2", "HE1". Prescription drug information 41 is selected in order.

FIG. 5 shows an example of the display of the drug list 18 according to the present embodiment. FIG. 6 shows another example of the display of the drug list 18 according to the present embodiment. The display control unit 35 displays the patient's name and the information on the prescription drug in the drug list 18 side by side on the display unit 17 as a list. Specifically, the display control unit 35 displays a plurality of prescription drug information 41 side by side on the display unit 17 in accordance with the above-mentioned "predetermined order".

Therefore, in the present embodiment, the order in which the prescription drug information 41 is selected from the drug list 18 for collation matches the order of the prescription drug information 41 in the information sequence of the display unit 17 in FIG.

Further, on the screen of FIG. 5, a check box 21 is displayed. The check box 21 is associated with, more specifically, associated with information about each prescription drug in the drug list 18. The display control unit 35 controls the display of the check box 21 based on the collation result from the collation unit 30. Specifically, when the collation result indicates a match between the prescription drug information 41 and the drug information 42, the check box 21 related to the prescription drug information 41 is lit (reversed). On the other hand, when the collation result shows a disagreement, the related check box 21 is not lit (inverted) and is left off.

FIG. 6 shows a display example of the screen when the collation of all the prescription drug information 41 in the drug list 18 is completed. In FIG. 6, for all the prescription drug information 41, the check box 21 is lit (reversed) and the button 22 operated to start the artificial dialysis is displayed.

As described above, in the present embodiment, until it is confirmed by the collation of the collation unit 30 that the plurality of prescription drug information 41 of the drug list 18 matches the plurality of drug information 42 acquired by the information acquisition unit 31. The above button 22 is not displayed. Therefore, it is possible to prevent the start of dialysis when all the medicines prescribed by the doctor are not prepared (verification is not completed), and to avoid medical accidents due to insufficient preparation of medicines. it can.

The "predetermined order" is not limited to the ascending order and the descending order described above, and may be matched to, for example, the order in which the prescription drug is administered. Specifically, as a background of the embodiment, in artificial dialysis, administration of the drug via the dialysis unit 4 is performed before administration of the drug orally. Therefore, there is a "predetermined order" such that the prescription drug information 41 of the type of drug administered via the dialysis unit 4 is located ahead of the prescription drug information 41 of the type of drug administered orally. It may be decided. For example, according to the "predetermined order" of FIG. 5, the prescription drug information 41 of the type of drug 20A administered via the dialysis unit 4 is the prescription drug information 41 of the drug 20B administered orally. It is located in front of.

In addition, the display control unit 35 may display information on the type of drug 20A administered via the dialysis unit 4 in a manner different from the information on the type of drug 20B administered orally in FIG. .. The different display modes include, for example, changing the display color, adding a special mark image, and the like, but other display modes may be used.

<Processing>
FIG. 7 is a flowchart showing a process for dialysis management according to the present embodiment. The program according to the flowchart is stored in the memory 12. The CPU 10 reads a program from the memory 12 and executes the read program.

First, the CPU 10 of the dialysis management device 1 receives the patient's drug list 18 from the doctor's computer 2 via the communication unit 11. The received drug list 18 is stored in the memory 12 by the memory control unit 32 (step S1).

The display control unit 35 generates image data based on the drug list 18 read from the memory 12, and displays an image (see FIG. 5) based on the generated image data on the display unit 17 (step S2).

The user prepares the prescribed drug while checking the information displayed on the display unit 17 (see FIG. 5). Specifically, the user takes out the medicine 5 of each name 8B in FIG. 5 from the medicine shelf and puts it on the accessory tray 19.

The user operates the dialysis management device 1 to instruct the start of collation. When the start of collation is instructed, the information acquisition unit 31 determines whether or not to accept the data read from the barcode reader 3 (that is, the drug information 42) (step S3). Specifically, the user scans the image of the bar code 51 of the drug 5 on the accessory tray 19 with the bar code reader 3. The information acquisition unit 31 determines whether or not the drug information 42 has been received based on the data read from the bar code reader 3. The information acquisition unit 31 outputs the received drug information 42 to the collation unit 30.

While the information acquisition unit 31 determines that the drug information 42 is not acquired (NO in step S3), the process of step S3 is repeated.

On the other hand, when it is determined that the drug information 42 has been acquired by the information acquisition unit 31 (YES in step S3), the collation process by the collation unit 30 is performed (step S4).

In the collation process, the collation unit 30 selectively selects one prescription drug information 41 from the plurality of prescription drug information 41 in the drug list 18 of the memory 12 in a predetermined order via the memory control unit 32. Read to. The collation unit 30 collates the read prescription drug information 41 with the drug information 42 acquired in step S3.

In this processing flow, it is assumed that the "predetermined order" is the ascending order of the values of the collation number 8A in the drug list 18. Therefore, the collation unit 30 first selects the prescription drug information 41 (code “HE1”) whose collation sequence number 8A is “1”, and collates the selected prescription drug information 41 with the drug information 42.

The CPU 10 determines whether or not the collation result in step S4 indicates that the prescription drug information 41 matches the drug information 42 (step S5). When the CPU 10 determines that the collation result indicates a mismatch (NO in step S5), the display control unit 35 displays the error information on the display unit 17 (step S6). The error information includes a message indicating that "the next collation is a collation for the prescription drug information 41 selected in the immediately preceding step S4". For example, include the message "Could not match. Please reload the drug barcode according to the display order on the screen." After that, the process returns to step S3.

When the CPU 10 determines that the collation results do not match (NO in step S5), the collation unit 30 does not perform collation for the next-order prescription drug information 41. Specifically, the collation unit 30 collates the drug information 42 newly acquired in step S3 with the prescription drug information 41 (that is, the code “HE1”) already selected in the immediately preceding step S4 (that is, the code “HE1”). Step S4).

On the other hand, when the CPU 10 determines that the collation results match (YES in step S5), the display control unit 35 reverses the check box 21 related to the prescription drug information 41 and displays it on the display unit 17 (step). S7).

Next, the CPU 10 determines whether or not there is prescription drug information 41 to be collated next in the drug list 18, that is, whether or not there is prescription drug information 41 that has not yet been collated (step S8). When the CPU 10 determines that there is prescription drug information 41 that has not yet been collated (YES in step S8), the process returns to step S3. The collation process for the next-order prescription drug information 41 in the predetermined order is repeated in the same manner as described above.

In this case, the user reads data from the new drug 5 barcode, and in step S3, the information acquisition unit 31 acquires drug information 42 based on the data. Then, in step S4, the collating unit 30 selects the next-order prescription drug information 41 (code “HE2”) from the drug list 18 according to a predetermined order, and acquires the next-order drug information 42 newly as described above. It is collated with the given drug information 42 (step S4).

According to the processes of steps S3 to S8 described above, when the collation results show inconsistency (NO in step S5), the collation unit 30 does not perform collation with respect to the next-order prescription drug information 41. The collation unit 30 is controlled so that the collation for the next-order prescription drug information 41 is performed only when the collation results indicate a match (YES in step S5). Therefore, when the collation results do not match, the collation of the next-order prescription drug information 41 is prevented (this is also referred to as “skipping collation”).

When the CPU 10 determines that there is no prescription drug information 41 that has not been collated in the drug list 18, that is, that the collation process has been performed for all the prescription drug information 41 (NO in step S8), the collation process ends and the process is processed. Goes to step S9.

In step S9, the display control unit 35 lights and displays the button 22 on the display unit 17.
The operation reception unit 34 waits until it is determined that the user operation has been accepted via the input device 13 (NO in step S10). When the operation reception unit 34 determines that the user operation has been accepted (YES in step S10), the operation reception unit 34 outputs the received operation content to the signal generation unit 33.

The signal generation unit 33 generates a control signal based on the received operation content. The generated control signal is output to the dialysis unit 4 via the dialysis unit I / F16 (step S11). Here, it is assumed that the user operation in step S10 is the operation of the button 22. Therefore, the signal generation unit 33 generates a control signal instructing the start of dialysis based on the operation content of the button 22. The control signal includes, for example, a command for driving a priming circuit (not shown) of the dialysis unit 4. When the dialysis unit 4 operates according to the control signal, artificial dialysis including priming is performed.

As described above, in the processing of steps S9 to S11, the artificial dialysis is started on the condition that the plurality of prescription drug information 41 in the drug list 18 matches the plurality of drug information 42 acquired by the information acquisition unit 31. Control signal is output.

Therefore, until it is confirmed by the collation result of the collation unit 30 that all the drugs 5 prescribed to the patient have been prepared without performing the above-mentioned skip-by-order collation (until it is determined as NO in step S8). ), The artificial dialysis by the dialysis unit 4 is not started. This makes it possible to prevent medical accidents due to insufficient preparation of drugs.

The function for realizing the dialysis management device 1 according to the above-described embodiment is realized by a memory for storing a program and a processor for executing instructions included in the program in a certain aspect. The program is stored in advance in a non-volatile data recording medium (for example, flash memory) of the dialysis management device 1. In another aspect, the program may be downloadable from the provider of the program via communication line 6, the Internet or other network (not shown). In this case, the communication method is not particularly limited. In yet another aspect, the function can also be realized by a combination of circuits that realize each process.

<Modification example>
Each modification of the above-described embodiment will be described.

(Modification example 1)
In the present embodiment, the data based on the image of the barcode 51 has been described as the prescription drug information 41 and the drug information 42, but the data is not limited to the data of the barcode 51. For example, the information may be read by a reader device from a memory device attached to the drug (IC (Integrated Circuit) chip, IC card, magnetic chip, etc. in which prescription drug information 41 and drug information 42 are recorded). Further, images of drugs may be used as prescription drug information 41 and drug information 42. In that case, a CCD (Charge Coupled Device) camera for photographing the drug 5 is used instead of the barcode reader 3. Further, the drug name 8B may be used as the prescription drug information 41 and the drug information 42.

(Modification 2)
In the process of FIG. 7, when the error information is displayed in step S6, the acquisition process of the drug information 42 in step S3 is not executed until the user performs an operation for canceling the display of the error information. You may.

Specifically, in order to cancel (clear the display) the error information displayed in step S6, the user touch-operates the error information via the touch panel. When the touch operation is received by the operation reception unit 34, the information acquisition unit 31 executes the acquisition process (step S3) of the drug information 42.

(Modification 3)
In the present embodiment, the collation process is performed by the dialysis management device 1, but the collation process may be performed by another computer of the system such as the doctor's computer 2 instead of the dialysis management device 1. In this case, the collation unit 30 is provided in another computer instead of the dialysis management device 1.

The embodiments disclosed this time are examples, and are not limited to the above contents. The scope of the present invention is indicated by the scope of claims, and it is intended that all modifications within the meaning and scope equivalent to the scope of claims are included.

1 dialysis management device, 2 doctor's computer, 3 barcode reader, 5,20A, 20B drug, 6 communication line, 8A collation sequence number, 8B name, 11 communication section, 12 memory, 17 display section, 18 drug list, 21 Check box, 22 buttons, 30 collation unit, 31 information acquisition unit, 32 memory control unit, 33 signal generation unit, 34 operation reception unit, 35 display control unit, 41 prescription drug information, 42 drug information, 51 barcode.

Claims (9)

For each of the plurality of prescription drugs prescribed to patients on dialysis, a storage unit for storing a drug list containing prescription drug information for identifying the prescription drug, and a storage unit for storing the drug list .
An information acquisition unit for acquiring drug information for identifying drugs that are candidates for administration,
A collation unit that collates a plurality of the prescription drug information with the drug information acquired by the information acquisition unit, and
A display unit for displaying information and
A display control unit for displaying the plurality of prescription drug information on the display unit in a predetermined order, and
A control unit that controls the collation unit is provided.
The drug list includes collation information indicating the order in which the prescription drug information is collated with the drug information and the order of administration of the prescription drug .
The predetermined order indicates a collation order indicated by the collation information of the prescription drug information or an order according to the administration order of the prescription drug .
The control unit
Every time the drug information is acquired by the information acquisition unit
The collation unit is made to select one prescription drug information from the plurality of prescription drug information in the storage unit according to the predetermined order, and the selected one prescription drug information is combined with the acquired drug information. A dialysis management device that repeatedly performs the collation process. In the repeated execution, the display control unit
The dialysis management device according to claim 1, wherein the result of the collation is displayed on the display unit each time the collation is performed by the collation unit. In the repeated execution, the display control unit
The first or second claim, wherein each time the collation is performed by the collation unit, the result of the collation is displayed in association with the prescription drug information of 1 selected for the collation in the display unit. Dialysis management device. In the repeated execution, the control unit
When the results of the collation show a match, the collation unit collates the drug information acquired by the information acquisition unit with the next-order prescription drug information selected according to the predetermined order. Let me
When the result of the collation shows a disagreement, the collation unit is made to collate the drug information acquired by the information acquisition unit with the prescription drug information selected immediately before.
In the repeated execution, the display control unit
Any one of claims 1 to 3 that displays on the display unit that the next collation is a collation of the prescription drug information selected immediately before each time the collation results show a discrepancy. The dialysis management device according to. The dialysis management device can be connected to an artificial dialysis unit and can be connected to the artificial dialysis unit.
The dialysis management device
When the collation of the collating unit confirms that the plurality of prescription drug information in the storage unit matches the plurality of drug information acquired by the information acquisition unit, a control signal for starting artificial dialysis is transmitted. The dialysis management device according to any one of claims 1 to 4, which is output to the artificial dialysis unit. An operation reception unit for receiving user operations on the dialysis management device is further provided.
The dialysis management device
The dialysis management according to claim 5, wherein when the match is confirmed, the user operation is received via the operation reception unit and the control signal based on the received user operation is output to the artificial dialysis unit. apparatus. The dialysis management device can be connected to an artificial dialysis unit and can be connected to the artificial dialysis unit.
The plurality of prescription drugs include a drug administered via the dialysis unit and a drug administered orally.
When the predetermined order indicates an order according to the order of administration, the prescription drug information of the drug administered via the dialysis unit in the predetermined order is administered orally. The dialysis management device according to any one of claims 1 to 6, which is located before the prescription drug information of the drug. The dialysis management device according to any one of claims 1 to 7 and an information processing device that communicates with the dialysis management device are provided.
The information processing device is a dialysis management system that transmits, for each of a plurality of drugs prescribed to a patient on dialysis, the prescription drug information for identifying the drug to the dialysis management device. A program that allows a computer equipped with a processor to execute a dialysis management method.
The program is delivered to the processor.
Steps to obtain drug information to identify drug candidates for administration, and
A step of collating each prescription drug information for identifying each of the plurality of prescription drugs prescribed to the patient, which is included in the drug list stored in the storage unit, with the acquired drug information.
A step of displaying the prescription drug information of each of the plurality of prescription drugs in a predetermined order is executed.
Wherein the agent list includes the order of administration of the collation information and the prescription drug indicating the order in which the prescription information is collated with the agent information,
The predetermined order indicates a collation order indicated by the collation information of the prescription drug information or an order according to the administration order of the prescription drug .
The matching step is
Each time the drug information is acquired in the acquisition step, one prescription drug information is selected from the plurality of prescription drug information according to the predetermined order, and the selected one prescription drug information is acquired. A program that includes a step of repeating the process of collating with the given drug information.

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