JP7454731B2 - Delivery arrangement device, pharmacy side terminal, delivery arrangement program, and recording medium - Google Patents

Description

The present invention relates to a delivery arrangement device, a pharmacy side terminal, a delivery arrangement program, and a recording medium.

2. Description of the Related Art Conventionally, a method has been known in which patients themselves bring a prescription issued by a medical institution to a pharmacy to receive the medicine. Furthermore, a method is known in which prescription data is sent to pharmacies in advance, contributing to reducing patient waiting time (see Patent Document 1).

Japanese Patent Application Publication No. 2012-113523

However, when issuing the above-mentioned medicines, there may be a shortage of medicines in the pharmacy, and the medicines may be delivered to the patient's home at a later date. Furthermore, even if the patient does not want to wait until the medicine is delivered at the pharmacy, it is also possible to have the medicine delivered to the patient's home. However, in such cases, it is necessary to carry out the delivery work at the pharmacy, which may be difficult from a personnel and time standpoint.

Therefore, even if a pharmacy other than the pharmacy that accepted the prescription or a pharmaceutical wholesaler attempts to deliver the medicine to the patient at the request of the pharmacy that accepted the prescription, the delivery of the medicine will be as normal. Unlike other companies, it is not possible to simply accept a request and deliver it. In particular, the issuance of medicines is based on the premise that medication guidance has been given, but outside parties are left with no way of knowing whether medication guidance has already been given. As a result, pharmacies and drug wholesalers other than the pharmacy that accepted the prescription are unsure whether they can deliver the drug, and may have to call the patient in for medication guidance or have the pharmacist deliver the drug themselves. As a result, the convenience of delivery is greatly impaired. On the other hand, if a pharmacy other than the one that accepted the prescription or a pharmaceutical wholesaler delivers the medicine without knowing whether or not medication instructions have been given, the delivery may be legally inappropriate.

The present invention has been made to solve such problems, and its purpose is to provide a delivery arrangement device, a pharmacy side terminal, a delivery arrangement program, and a recorder for conveniently and appropriately delivering deliveries. The goal is to provide a medium.

The delivery arrangement device according to the present invention receives a request for delivery of medicines from a pharmacy terminal provided at a pharmacy that has accepted prescription information, which is information related to a prescription, and arranges delivery of the medicines. The delivery arrangement device includes a receiving means capable of receiving information on the medicines to be delivered and address information for the delivery destination from the pharmacy terminal, and a determining means that is associated with the medicine information and address information and determines whether the receiving means has received instruction information indicating that medication instructions have been given and certification information indicating that the sender of the information is a pharmacist.

Further, the pharmacy-side terminal according to the present invention is a pharmacy-side terminal provided at a pharmacy that has received prescription information, which is information related to prescriptions, and is provided with certification information indicating that the sender of the information is a pharmacist when requesting delivery of medicines. If the certification information is granted in response to the request, the certification information is sent along with information on the medicine to be delivered, address information to be delivered, and guidance information indicating that medication guidance has been provided. .

Further, the program according to the present invention is a delivery arrangement program for causing a computer to function as the delivery arrangement device described above, and the recording medium according to the present invention is a computer readable program recording the delivery arrangement program described above. It is a possible recording medium.

According to the present invention, it is possible to provide a delivery arrangement device, a pharmacy terminal, a delivery arrangement program, and a recording medium for conveniently and appropriately delivering deliveries.

FIG. 1 is a conceptual diagram of a pharmaceutical delivery system according to the present embodiment. 2 is a block diagram showing the delivery arrangement device shown in FIG. 1. FIG. 2 is a flowchart showing processing of the medical institution terminal shown in FIG. 1. FIG. 2 is a flowchart showing the processing of the patient-side terminal shown in FIG. 1. FIG. 2 is a flowchart showing processing of the pharmacy side terminal shown in FIG. 1. FIG. 2 is a flowchart showing the processing of the delivery arrangement device shown in FIG. 1. FIG.

Hereinafter, the present invention will be explained along with preferred embodiments. Note that the present invention is not limited to the embodiments shown below, and can be modified as appropriate without departing from the spirit of the present invention. In addition, in the embodiments described below, illustrations and explanations of some components are omitted, but the details of the omitted techniques will be described within the scope of not contradicting the content described below. It goes without saying that publicly known or well-known techniques are applied as appropriate.

FIG. 1 is a conceptual diagram of a pharmaceutical delivery system according to this embodiment. The drug delivery system 1 includes at least a pharmacy side terminal 100 provided at a pharmacy A, a delivery arrangement device 200, and a delivery receiving side terminal (external) 300 provided at a pharmacy B other than the pharmacy A or a drug wholesaler C. It is configured. The pharmacy side terminal 100 makes a delivery request, and the delivery arrangement device 200 receives the request from the pharmacy side terminal 100 and sends information to the terminal 300 of the appropriate pharmacy B or pharmaceutical wholesaler C. order the delivery of medicines. Pharmacy B and drug wholesaler C, which own delivery receiving terminals 300 that have received information from delivery arrangement device 200, deliver drugs based on the order.

In such a pharmaceutical delivery system 1, the delivery arrangement device 200 determines whether or not to arrange delivery based on the information received from the pharmacy terminal 100. place an order, otherwise prohibit the order. Note that the delivery arrangement device 200 determines the order destination based on information etc. (for example, inventory data described below) from the delivery receiving terminal 300.

Further, the pharmaceutical delivery system 1 preferably includes a medical institution terminal 400 provided in the medical institution D and a patient-side terminal 500 held by a patient, etc., and the delivery arrangement device 200 receives information from these terminals 400 and 500. Based on the information provided, it is determined whether delivery arrangements can be made. In addition, it is preferable that the pharmaceutical delivery system 1 also includes a prescription registration server 600.

These units 100 to 600 are connected through wired or wireless lines. Each part 100 to 600 will be explained in detail below.

The pharmacy side terminal 100 is a terminal installed at the pharmacy A that receives prescription information that is information related to prescriptions, and is operated by a pharmacist. Here, the prescription information includes information written on a paper prescription and electronic data of the prescription, including encrypted information such as a two-dimensional code and a barcode. The prescription information may be brought directly to pharmacy A or may be sent through a communication line.

Upon receiving the prescription information, the pharmacist requests delivery of the medicine. In this case, the pharmacist operates the pharmacy side terminal 100 to obtain 1) identification information such as the patient's name and date, 2) information on the medicine to be issued to the patient, and 3) address information (map, etc.) of the patient to be delivered. Information only or information linked to map information is acceptable), 4) Guidance information indicating that medication guidance was provided (information on the date and time of instruction is also acceptable), and 5) Information that the sender of the information is a pharmacist. The request is made by transmitting the certification information to the delivery arrangement device 200. 4) The guidance information also includes remote guidance information indicating whether medication guidance was provided remotely. Generally, medication guidance is provided by pharmacists face-to-face with patients and their guardians. However, if the patient is in a remote location, medication guidance may be provided through the screen using a PC, smartphone, or the like. In such a case, the remote guidance information indicates that medication guidance was performed remotely. On the other hand, if medication guidance is given face-to-face, the remote guidance information will indicate that the medication guidance was not given remotely (it was given face-to-face). Note that, regarding 1) identification information, a common ID or the like may be used for each of the devices 100 to 600 that is set in advance when operating the present system 1. Further, 5) the certification information may or may not be a so-called electronic signature.

Further, the pharmacist operates the pharmacy side terminal 100 to cause the delivery arrangement device 200 to transmit 6) family information indicating that the pharmacist is a family pharmacist when the pharmacist is a family pharmacist.

Furthermore, it is preferable that the pharmacist operates the pharmacy terminal 100 to cause 7) content information indicating the content of medication guidance to be transmitted as well. For example, the pharmacy side terminal 100 is equipped with a camera and a microphone, and when medication guidance is provided face-to-face, records the state of the medication guidance as 7) content information. Furthermore, when medication guidance is given through the screen, the pharmacy side terminal 100 may record the images and sounds at that time as 7) content information. In addition, the pharmacy side terminal 100 may transcribe the content of the instruction given face-to-face or through a screen, and record the transcribed information as 7) content information. Such recorded content is transmitted to the delivery arrangement device 200 as 7) content information.

In addition, when the pharmacist operates the pharmacy side terminal 100 to change some of the drugs prescribed to the patient to generic drugs, etc., 8) change information indicating this and the specific details of the changed drugs. is preferably transmitted to the delivery arrangement device 200.

The medical institution terminal 400 is a terminal installed in the medical institution D that issued the prescription information, and is operated by doctors, nurses, medical office staff, and the like. This medical institution terminal 400 receives prescription information issued to patients, etc., and includes at least a) identification information such as the patient's name, ID, date, etc., and b) prescription drug data indicating the prescribed medicine. is sent to the delivery arrangement device 200.

The patient-side terminal 500 is a terminal held by a patient or the like who is the holder of prescription information issued by the medical institution D, and is operated by the patient or his or her guardian. This patient-side terminal 500 sends α) identification information such as the patient's name, ID, date, etc., and β) remote request information to receive medication guidance remotely to the pharmacy-side terminal 100 of pharmacy A and the delivery arrangement device 200. It is to be sent to.

The delivery arrangement device 200 automatically determines whether or not to arrange the delivery of medicines based on the information from each terminal 100, 400, 500, and if it is OK to arrange the delivery, the delivery arrangement device 200 sends a drug to a pharmacy other than pharmacy A. This is a server device that orders delivery of pharmaceuticals to a delivery receiving terminal 300 provided at B or pharmaceutical wholesaler C.

FIG. 2 is a block diagram showing the delivery arrangement device 200 shown in FIG. 1. As shown in FIG. 2, the delivery arrangement device 200 includes a receiving section (receiving means) 210, an ordering section 220, and a storage section (storage means) 230.

The receiving unit 210 receives various information from each terminal 100, 400, 500. Specifically, the receiving unit 210 receives from the pharmacy terminal 100 1) identification information, 2) drug information, 3) delivery address information, 4) guidance information, 5) certification information, 6) family information, 7 ) Content information and 8) Change information can be received. Further, the receiving unit 210 is capable of receiving a) identification information and b) prescription drug data from the medical institution terminal 400, and receives α) identification information and β) remote desired information from the patient terminal 500. and can be received.

Based on the information received by the receiving unit 210, the ordering unit 220 orders the delivery receiving terminal 300 for the delivery of medicines, or prohibits the ordering. Specifically, the ordering unit 220 executes the process as follows.

First, the ordering unit 220 receives 4) guidance information, and 5) certification information in association with 2) pharmaceutical information and 3) address information (and 1) identification information). It is determined that a delivery order should be placed to the delivery receiving terminal 300. On the other hand, if the ordering unit 220 does not receive at least one of 4) guidance information and 5) certification information, it prohibits ordering the delivery receiving terminal 300 for delivery of pharmaceuticals.

In this way, when not only 2) drug information but also 4) and 5) information indicating that medication guidance has been given from the pharmacist is received, a delivery order is placed to the delivery receiving terminal 300. As a result, Pharmacy B and Pharmaceutical Wholesaler C other than Pharmacy A that received the order receive the order request after satisfying the ordering conditions in the delivery arrangement device 200, so they call the patient in order to provide medication guidance. This eliminates the need for pharmacists to deliver medicines themselves, thereby preventing a major loss in convenience. Furthermore, it is possible to prevent pharmaceuticals from being delivered without medication guidance, resulting in legally inappropriate delivery.

Furthermore, if the ordering unit 220 has received α) identification information and β) remote request information from the patient-side terminal 500, the ordering unit 220 determines that medication guidance can be performed remotely with respect to the remote guidance information included in the 4) guidance information. If this indicates that the drug has been delivered, it is determined that it is okay to order delivery of the medicine to the delivery receiving terminal 300. On the other hand, the ordering unit 220 prohibits ordering if β) the remote request information has been received, and 4) the remote guidance information included in the guidance information does not indicate that the medication guidance was performed remotely. do.

In addition, if the ordering unit 220 has received a) identification information and b) prescription drug data from the medical institution terminal 400, then the ordering unit 220 receives b) the prescription drug data and 2) the prescription drug data received from the pharmacy terminal 100. When the medicine information is compared with the pharmaceutical information and they match, it is determined that the delivery of the medicine can be ordered to the delivery receiving terminal 300.

In addition, the ordering unit 220 checks b) prescription drug data and 2) drug information received from the pharmacy terminal 100, and even when they do not match, the ordering unit 220 transmits 8) change information from the pharmacy terminal 100. If it has been received, it is determined that it is okay to order delivery of the medicine to the delivery receiving terminal 300.

Furthermore, when ordering to the delivery receiving terminal 300, the ordering unit 220 executes the following two processes to determine the order destination.

The first process is to check the inventory of pharmacy B and pharmaceutical wholesaler C, which are candidates for delivery orders. First, the receiving unit 210 receives drug inventory data from the delivery receiving terminal 300. Inventory data may be detailed numerical values indicating the inventory of each drug, but is not limited to this, and may be data indicating general inventory such as 1000 units or "high", "low", "none" (temporary). inventory data).

When placing an order for the delivery of pharmaceuticals, the ordering unit 220 first excludes Pharmacy B and Pharmaceutical Wholesaler C, which are clearly unable to place an order due to insufficient inventory based on inventory data, and then selects Pharmacy B and Pharmaceutical Wholesaler C that were not excluded. Confirmation information is sent to the delivery receiving terminal 300 of the pharmaceutical wholesaler C to confirm whether the order can be placed. If there is a reply indicating that the order may be placed in response to this confirmation information, the ordering unit 220 determines that the order may be placed to the delivery receiving terminal 300.

In this embodiment, the confirmation information is first sent to the first-choice supplier out of the many pharmacies B and pharmaceutical wholesalers C, and when the first-choice supplier declines the order, A sequential confirmation method is assumed in which confirmation information is sent to the second preferred supplier. However, the ordering unit 220 is not limited to this, and the ordering unit 220 simultaneously transmits confirmation information to a large number of pharmacies B and pharmaceutical wholesalers C, and selects the one that receives the earliest reply that the order can be placed. You may place an order.

The second process is address confirmation process. Prescriptions have an expiration date. For this reason, it is preferable that the prescribed medicine be delivered to the patient within the expiration date after the patient acquires the prescription information.

Therefore, when ordering the delivery of pharmaceuticals, the ordering unit 220 uses the 3) address information received from the pharmacy side terminal 100 and the pre-stored addresses of the pharmacy B and the pharmaceutical wholesaler C to determine the distance. Place an order with Pharmacy B or Pharmaceutical Wholesaler C that is nearby (e.g. within 〇km distance) or Pharmacy B or Pharmaceutical Wholesaler C that is close in time considering air, land, sea routes, etc. (e.g. expected delivery time within 〇 hours) Decide first. This makes it easier to deliver the medicine to the patient within the expiration date of the prescription.

Regarding the above two processes, it is preferable in terms of processing load to first execute the second address confirmation process to narrow down the candidates for pharmacy B and pharmaceutical wholesaler C, and then execute the first inventory confirmation process. .

The storage unit 230 stores a delivery arrangement program for causing the server device to function as the delivery arrangement device 200. This delivery arrangement program may be stored in advance in the server device, or may be downloaded to the server device via a public line or a recording medium.

This recording section 230 includes a first storage section 231 and a second storage section 232. When the first storage unit 231 receives 6) family information from the pharmacy side terminal 100, it stores 2) drug information together with 6) family information. This makes it possible to use it later when checking whether fraudulent information is included based on the family pharmacist. Similarly, when the second storage unit 232 receives 7) content information from the pharmacy terminal 100, it stores 2) medicine information together with 7) content information. This can be used to later check whether medication instructions have been given appropriately.

Further, as described above, it is preferable that the pharmaceutical delivery system 1 also includes the prescription registration server 600. This prescription registration server 600 is connected to the medical institution terminal 400 and the pharmacy side terminal 100. The prescription registration server 600 receives and stores prescription information issued by the medical institution terminal 400. Furthermore, the pharmacy side terminal 100 can connect to the prescription registration server 600 and refer to prescription information. Therefore, when prescription information is delivered (brought in or sent) by a patient or the like to pharmacy A, the pharmacist accesses the prescription registration server 600 and confirms whether the prescription information is genuine. be able to.

Preferably, the prescription registration server 600 automatically deletes expired prescription information or displays that the expiration date has expired. This is because it is possible to cope with falsification of only the expiration date.

Next, the operation of the pharmaceutical delivery system 1 including the delivery arrangement device 200 according to this embodiment will be explained.

FIG. 3 is a flowchart showing the processing of the medical institution terminal 400 shown in FIG. When a patient visits the hospital or is examined remotely, the medical institution terminal 400 issues prescription information based on the doctor's decision (S1). This prescription information is information written on a paper prescription or electronic data of the prescription (including encrypted information such as a two-dimensional code or barcode).

Thereafter, the medical institution terminal 400 transmits prescription information to the prescription registration server 600 (S2). In this process, the medical institution terminal 400 may read the prescription information issued at step S1 and transmit the read information, or may transmit the manually inputted information again.

Thereafter, the medical institution terminal 400 transmits a) identification information and b) prescription drug data to the delivery arrangement device 200 (S3). Note that if the medical institution terminal 400 sends a) identification information and b) prescription drug data, it can also send other information (for example, information on the entire prescription and drug history information including past ones). good. Thereafter, the process of the medical institution terminal 400 shown in FIG. 3 ends.

FIG. 4 is a flowchart showing the processing of the patient-side terminal 500 shown in FIG. First, the patient terminal 500 determines whether there is an operation to transmit prescription information (S11). The patient or his or her guardian performs a sending operation when they wish to receive medication guidance remotely, or when they wish to reduce waiting time by sending prescription information to pharmacy A in advance.

If it is determined that there is no prescription information transmission operation (S11: NO), the process shown in FIG. 4 ends. If it is determined that there has been an operation to transmit prescription information (S11: YES), the patient-side terminal 500 transmits the prescription information to the pharmacy-side terminal 100 (S12). Here, since the prescription information includes information such as the patient's name, 1) identification information is not sent to the pharmacy side terminal 100 in the process shown in FIG. You can also do this.

Thereafter, the patient terminal 500 determines whether there is an operation for requesting remote guidance (S13). If it is determined that there is no operation for requesting remote guidance (S13: NO), the process of the patient-side terminal 500 shown in FIG. 4 ends. If it is determined that there is an operation for requesting remote guidance (S13: YES), the patient terminal 500 transmits α) identification information and β) remote request information to the delivery arrangement device 200, and also transmits β) remote request information. The information is transmitted to the pharmacy side terminal 100 (S14).

Thereafter, the process of the patient-side terminal 500 shown in FIG. 4 ends.

FIG. 5 is a flowchart showing the processing of the pharmacy side terminal 100 shown in FIG. As shown in FIG. 5, first, the pharmacy side terminal 100 inputs prescription information (S20). The prescription information input here may be in the form of receiving the prescription information transmitted in step S12 shown in FIG. It may be in a read format, or it may be in a format in which a pharmacist or the like manually inputs a paper prescription.

Next, the pharmacy side terminal 100 determines whether the prescription information input in step S20 matches the registered information of the prescription registration server 600 (S21). Note that in the process shown in step S21, it is assumed that the pharmacy side terminal 100 spontaneously determines whether the registered information matches the registered information of the prescription registration server 600, but the pharmacist simply accesses the prescription registration server 600 and visually checks the information. It is also possible to check the match.

If it is determined that the information does not match the registered information of the prescription registration server 600 (S21: NO), the process shown in FIG. 5 ends. That is, since there is a possibility that the input prescription information is incorrect, the process shown in FIG. 5 ends without making a request to the delivery arrangement device 200.

If it is determined that the information matches the registered information of the prescription registration server 600 (S21: YES), the pharmacy side terminal 100 generates 1) identification information, 2) drug information, and 3) address information (S22). In this process, the pharmacy side terminal 100 may generate 1) identification information based on the prescription information input in step S20, or may use 1) identification information transmitted from the patient side terminal 100. However, it may be generated using past information stored in the pharmacy terminal 100. Further, the pharmacy side terminal 100 generates 2) drug information based on the prescription information. Furthermore, the pharmacy side terminal 100 uses past information stored in the pharmacy side terminal 100 to generate 3) address information. Note that when a pharmacist issues a drug (for example, a generic drug) that differs from the prescription information based on a patient's request, that information is input into the pharmacy terminal 100. As a result, the pharmacy side terminal 100 generates 2) drug information that reflects such changes.

Next, the pharmacy side terminal 100 determines whether remote request information has been received (S23). If it is determined that the remote desired information has been received (S23: YES), the pharmacy side terminal 100 establishes a communication connection with, for example, the patient side terminal 500, and causes the pharmacist to provide remote medication guidance (S24). Furthermore, the pharmacy side terminal 100 records the video and audio at this time to generate 7) content information (S24). Thereafter, the pharmacy side terminal 100 4) generates instruction information indicating that medication guidance has been performed, and sets the remote guidance information to indicate that medication guidance has been performed remotely (S25). The process then moves to step S28.

On the other hand, if it is determined that the remote desired information has not been received (S23: NO), the pharmacy side terminal 100 determines that face-to-face medication guidance will be provided (S26). Then, the pharmacy side terminal 100, for example, photographs and records the medication guidance provided during the face-to-face encounter, and generates 7) content information (S26). Thereafter, the pharmacy side terminal 100 4) generates guidance information indicating that medication guidance has been performed, and sets the remote guidance information to the effect that medication guidance is not being performed remotely (S27). The process then moves to step S28.

Note that from the time it is determined ``YES'' in the process of step S23 until the remote guidance is actually performed through communication, or after the determination ``NO'' in the process of step S23, the medication guidance is actually performed face-to-face. Until then, the pharmacy side terminal 100 may end the process.

Thereafter, the pharmacy side terminal 100 determines whether there is an input to change the prescription drug (S28). As described above, when a pharmacist issues a drug (for example, a generic drug) that differs from the prescription information based on a patient's request, that information is input into the pharmacy terminal 100. The pharmacy side terminal 100 determines whether there is an input to change the prescription drug based on whether or not there is such an input.

If it is determined that there is no input to change the prescription drug (S28: NO), the process moves to step S30. On the other hand, if it is determined that there is an input to change the prescription drug (S28: YES), the pharmacy side terminal 100 generates 8) change information (S29).

After that, the pharmacy side terminal 100 determines whether there is an input from the family pharmacist (S30). Note that the input of the family pharmacist may be performed in advance, or may be performed together with any of the steps up to step S30 (such as when inputting prescription information in step S20).

If it is determined that there is no input from the family pharmacist (S30: NO), the process moves to step S32. On the other hand, if it is determined that there is an input from the family pharmacist (S30: YES), the pharmacy side terminal 100 6) generates family information (S31).

Thereafter, in step S32, the pharmacy side terminal 100 transmits each piece of generated information to the delivery arrangement device 200 (S32). In this process, the pharmacy side terminal 100 requests and has the pharmacist provide 5) certification information, and transmits 5) certification information along with each piece of information (S32). Thereafter, the processing of the pharmacy side terminal 100 shown in FIG. 5 ends.

FIG. 6 is a flowchart showing the processing of the delivery arrangement device 200 shown in FIG. Note that the processing shown in FIG. 6 is executed while being distinguished based on 1) identification information so as not to be confused with other prescription information.

As shown in FIG. 6, the receiving unit 210 of the delivery arrangement device 200 first determines whether various information has been received from the pharmacy terminal 100, the medical institution terminal 400, the patient terminal 500, etc. (S41). If it is determined that the information has not been received (S41: NO), this process is repeated until it is determined that the information has been received.

On the other hand, if it is determined that the information has been received (S41: YES), the ordering unit 220 determines whether the received information includes 4) instruction information and 5) certification information (S42). If the ordering unit 220 determines that 4) instruction information and 5) certification information are not included (S42: NO), it determines that the ordering conditions are not satisfied and executes the ordering process (S51). Therefore, the process shown in FIG. 6 ends.

On the other hand, if it is determined that 4) instruction information and 5) certification information are included (S42: YES), the ordering unit 220 determines whether the received information includes β) remote desired information. (S43).

If it is determined that the received information does not include β) remote desired information (S43: NO), the process moves to step S45. On the other hand, if it is determined that the received information includes β) remote desired information (S43: YES), the ordering unit 220 determines whether the remote instruction information is set to indicate remote (S44).

If it is determined that the remote instruction information is not set to indicate remote (S44: NO), the ordering unit 220 determines that the ordering conditions are not satisfied, and does not execute the ordering process (S51) as shown in FIG. The process shown in is completed.

On the other hand, if it is determined that the remote guidance information is set to indicate remote (S44: YES), the ordering unit 220 sends the medicine indicated by b) prescription drug data received from the medical institution terminal 400 and the drug indicated by the prescription drug data received from the medical institution terminal 400, and 2) It is determined whether the medicine information received from the medicine matches the medicine indicated by the medicine information (S45). If it is determined that the medicines indicated by both of them match (S45: YES), the process moves to step S47.

On the other hand, if it is determined that the medicines indicated by both parties do not match (S45: NO), the ordering unit 220 determines whether 8) change information is included in the received information (S46). If it is determined that the received information does not include 8) change information (S46: NO), the ordering unit 220 determines that the ordering conditions are not satisfied and does not execute the ordering process (S51). The process shown in 6 ends.

On the other hand, if it is determined that the received information includes 8) change information (S46: YES), the ordering unit 220 determines that the ordering conditions are satisfied. The ordering unit 220 then executes processing to determine the ordering destination.

That is, the ordering unit 220 determines candidates for the order destination based on the received 3) address information and the pre-stored addresses of the pharmacy B and the pharmaceutical wholesaler C (S47). In this process, the ordering unit 220 determines, for example, 3) a pharmacy B or a pharmaceutical wholesaler C that is close to the address indicated by the address information as a candidate for the order destination.

Next, based on the inventory data received in advance, the ordering unit 220 excludes Pharmacy B and Pharmaceutical Wholesaler C, which are clearly unable to place an order, and selects Pharmacy B and Pharmaceutical Wholesaler C, which were not excluded, as the ordering destination. It is determined as a candidate (S48).

Thereafter, the ordering unit 220 transmits confirmation information to the candidate delivery receiving terminal 300 determined in step S48 (S49). Next, the ordering unit 220 determines whether there is a reply indicating that the order can be placed (S50). Note that the confirmation information in step S49 may be transmitted in order from the first choice among the plurality of candidates, or may be transmitted to the plurality of candidates all at once.

If it is determined that there is no reply from all the candidates indicating that the order can be placed (S50: NO), the process shown in FIG. 6 ends. On the other hand, if it is determined that there is a reply indicating that the order can be placed (S50: YES), the ordering process is executed on the delivery receiving terminal 300 of the pharmacy B or pharmaceutical wholesaler C that sent the reply (S51). In this process, the ordering unit 220 collects at least 2) drug information, 3) address information, and name information of the patient or guardian (if the name is 1) identification information, 1) identification information is also acceptable). Send. Furthermore, it is preferable that the ordering unit 220 also transmits information on the expiration date of the prescription information.

Next, the delivery arrangement device 200 stores the order history in the storage unit 230 (S52). Furthermore, the delivery arrangement device 200 associates 2) drug information with 6) family information and stores it in the first storage unit 231, associates 2) drug information with 7) content information, and stores it in the second storage unit 231. (S52).

Thereafter, the process shown in FIG. 6 ends. Note that, in step S52, since both the first storage section 231 and the second storage section 232 store information on 2) medicines, the functions of the first storage section 231 and the second storage section 232 are integrated. Then, 2) drug information, 6) family information, and 7) content information may be stored in association with each other.

In this manner, the present embodiment provides a delivery arrangement device 200, a pharmacy terminal 100, a delivery arrangement reservation program, and a recording medium recording the delivery arrangement program for conveniently and appropriately delivering deliveries. I can do it.

Although the present invention has been described above based on the embodiments, the present invention is not limited to the above embodiments, and may be modified without departing from the spirit of the present invention, or may be modified as appropriate to the extent possible. You can also combine these techniques.

For example, in the embodiment described above, the delivery arrangement device 200 may be configured not to execute some of the processes shown in FIG. 6 . Furthermore, the order of processing in each flowchart may be changed within a range that does not make the processing impossible to execute.

In addition, in the above embodiment, the pharmacy side terminal 100 is capable of transmitting the information 1) to 8) above to the delivery arrangement device 200, but is not limited to the information 1) to 8) above, and can send other information. may also be transmitted. For example, the pharmacy side terminal 100 may transmit information on the entire electronic drug history including past drug history to the delivery arrangement device 200.

100: Pharmacy side terminal 200: Delivery arrangement device 210: Receiving unit (receiving means)
220: Ordering unit 230: Storage unit (storage means)
300: Delivery receiving terminal (external)
400: Medical institution terminal 500: Patient-side terminal A: Pharmacy B: Pharmacy C: Pharmaceutical wholesaler

Claims (7)

A delivery arrangement device that receives a request for drug delivery from a pharmacy-side terminal provided at a pharmacy that has received prescription information, which is information related to prescriptions, and arranges the delivery of the drug,
a receiving means capable of receiving information on medicines to be delivered and address information to be delivered from a terminal on the pharmacy side;
Judgment for determining whether the receiving means has received guidance information indicating that medication guidance has been provided and certification information indicating that the sender of the information is a pharmacist, in association with the drug information and address information. means and
When the determining means determines that the guidance information and the certification information have been received, based on the address information received by the receiving means and information on a plurality of external addresses that are candidates for delivery orders. , a supplier determining means for determining a supplier for delivery;
A delivery arrangement device comprising: The delivery arranging device according to claim 1, further comprising a storage unit that stores a history when a delivery order is placed. A delivery arrangement device that receives a request for drug delivery from a pharmacy-side terminal provided at a pharmacy that has received prescription information, which is information related to prescriptions, and arranges the delivery of the drug,
a receiving means capable of receiving information on medicines to be delivered and address information to be delivered from a terminal on the pharmacy side;
Judgment for determining whether the receiving means has received guidance information indicating that medication guidance has been provided and certification information indicating that the sender of the information is a pharmacist, in association with the drug information and address information. means and
a storage means for storing a history when the determination means determines that the guidance information and the certification information have been received and a delivery order is placed;
A delivery arrangement device comprising: A pharmacy-side terminal provided at a pharmacy that has received prescription information that is information related to prescriptions,
When requesting the delivery of medicines, we request the provision of proof information to the effect that the sender of the information is a pharmacist, and if the said proof information is given in response to the request, information on the medicines to be delivered and the address to be delivered. A pharmacy side terminal characterized in that the certification information is transmitted together with information and guidance information indicating that medication guidance has been given. 5. The pharmacy side terminal according to claim 4, wherein, in addition to the drug information, the address information, the guidance information, and the certification information, the patient's name information is transmitted when requesting delivery of the drug. A delivery arrangement program for causing a computer to function as the delivery arrangement device according to claim 1. A computer-readable recording medium recording the delivery arrangement program according to claim 6.

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