KR20240139489A - Method of interlocking the drug information of the drug bag and the drug bag - Google Patents

Abstract

The present invention relates to a pharmacy system,
The present invention provides a method for linking printing of information on a medicine bag and medicine information on the medicine bag, comprising: a step of printing a code that can be extracted for information on medicine based on a prescription; and a step of linking the information on the medicine with a code printed on a medicine bag individually packaged for a single dose.

Description

{Method of interlocking the drug information of the drug bag and the drug bag}

This is a technology for printing medicine bags and medicine packets for pharmacies.

There should always be a medicine bag in the medicine bag, but due to various people's habits, there are many cases where there is no medicine bag in the medicine bag.

When there are so many different types of medicine bags floating around, sometimes it can be difficult to tell which medicine is in each bag.

However, if you print the information on the medicine bag, you may inform other people about the medicine you are taking.

Even in the case of pharmacies, when paying at a kiosk and receiving medicine corresponding to the prescription information, you are receiving the medicine as a product, and there was no case of choosing whether or not to display the printed contents of the medicine bag that packages it.

And these days, various information is printed on medicine envelopes.

And these medicine envelopes can hint at the type of disease the person taking them has.

For example, if you have a urinary tract infection and receive a prescription, put it in an envelope and have it delivered to you from the pharmacy.

If family or acquaintances see this, they may recognize it as a sexually transmitted disease.

However, in the case of urinary tract infections, there have been cases where acquaintances or people who have seen these envelopes have suspected that they are sexually transmitted diseases, even though many of the diseases are not actually sexually transmitted diseases.

Also, if you send your children to daycare with medicine for an infectious or non-contagious disease, they may be misunderstood because of the words on the medicine envelope.

It is necessary to inform customers about the drug information included in the medicine bag.

With bags of medicine circulating around and no way to know which bag is which, there needs to be a way to find out information about the bag in question.

Also, in the case of pharmacies, when paying at a kiosk and receiving medicine corresponding to the medicine information, it is necessary to choose whether or not to display the printed contents of the medicine envelope when receiving the medicine as a product.

It is necessary to have a method to prevent the medicine bag from suggesting the type of disease, etc., of the person taking the medicine bag.

Additionally, there needs to be a way to manage the pharmacy's printer from the customer's wireless terminal.

Through this, a method is needed that allows customers to simply manage the contents of the medicine envelopes they receive through a wireless terminal.

Through this, a method is needed to protect the contents of the envelope from family, acquaintances, etc.

The present invention can be configured to extract an image code printed on an envelope from a wireless terminal; and to input personal information printed on the envelope for authentication.

Here, the wireless terminal can be configured to output the medicine information of the medicine envelope.

In addition, it is also possible to configure the wireless terminal to input other authentication information different from the personal information.

In addition, after extracting the image code from the wireless terminal or another wireless terminal, it is also possible to configure the device so that the information printed on the envelope is not output when personal information is input.

In addition, the information on medicines contained in the medicine envelopes printed on the pharmacy printer is configured so that all or part of the information on medicines contained in the medicine envelopes is not printed based on the option information selected from the wireless terminal.

In addition, the above-mentioned unprinted information is configured so that when scanned by a wireless terminal, it is output on the screen of the wireless terminal.

If you scan the above code here,

When the wireless terminal is authenticated by inputting a combination of a portion of the content printed on the envelope and the text implied by the customer on the envelope, the output screen is configured to be viewed.

Also, the wireless terminal here

Configure the customer's terminal to transmit prescription information to the pharmacy system linked to the above pharmacy printer.

When the medicine bag and medicine pouch are issued from the pharmacy, they are bundled together, but if the customer separates the medicine bag from the medicine bag, if information about the medicine is displayed, an acquaintance may recognize the information about the medicine, which is inconvenient, and if there is no medicine information on the medicine bag, if there are various medicine pouches, it is difficult to know which medicine is which and when it was issued. However, if this is recognized with a smartphone (wireless terminal, etc.), there is an effect of being able to recognize this.

In the case of pharmacies, when making a payment at a pharmacy kiosk and receiving a medicine corresponding to the medicine information, a menu is provided for selecting whether to display the printed contents of the medicine bag that packages the medicine, and by selecting this, the user can decide whether to print personal information or medicine information on the medicine bag.

The information about the medicine contained in the medicine envelope can be initially recognized by the wireless terminal, and then, after N times, by storing other authentication information, the information about the medicine contained in the medicine envelope can be protected so that the wireless terminal or other wireless terminals cannot recognize it.

This makes it difficult for others to recognize personal information, as the medicine bag cannot contain any information about the type of illness or other issues that the person taking the medicine bag has.

In addition, customers can manage the pharmacy's printer from their wireless terminals, preventing unnecessary information leakage and enabling the provision of various information from wireless terminals.

This simply means that the contents of the issued medicine envelope can be managed from a wireless terminal, thereby directly controlling the pharmacy's printer.

By using these wireless terminals, the person who received the prescription paper can verify it first with the wireless terminal and transmit it, so the pharmacy can verify any incorrectly dispensed medication again, thereby preventing incorrect medication from being dispensed.

By making the limits of the advertising or attention-grabbing part (the ground is the paper) visible on a wireless terminal, other diverse and wider advertising can be done.

In addition, by using the payment function stored in the wireless terminal, it is possible to easily and quickly pay for medicine information and other various non-paid products provided.

In addition, it is possible to provide a wireless terminal that can check in real time whether the medication instructions have been read correctly and the side effects thereof, and customers can easily recognize it by extracting the code from the medication envelope.

In addition, since it is an image code, and especially by physically including the above-mentioned pharmaceutical information in a QR code, it is possible to provide information that can extract the above-mentioned pharmaceutical information from a wireless terminal even if another server is not connected, so that it is possible to implement a personal information protection function that allows the above-mentioned wireless terminal to extract the above-mentioned pharmaceutical information from the above-mentioned code even temporarily without being connected to a server or without having to be connected, while preventing other wireless terminals from extracting the above-mentioned pharmaceutical information.

Figure 1 is an implementation diagram for explaining a medicine bag in the present invention.
Figures 2 and 3 are other implementation diagrams for explaining the customer wireless terminal and pharmacy system in the present invention.
Figure 4 is an implementation diagram for explaining the personal information function using a QR code in the present invention.
Figure 5 is an implementation diagram for explaining printing of an envelope according to the present invention.
FIG. 6 is an implementation diagram for explaining an envelope and a customer wireless terminal in the present invention.
Figure 7 is an implementation diagram for explaining the use of a QR code in the present invention.
Figure 8 is an implementation diagram for explaining information on side effects in the present invention.
Figure 9 is an implementation diagram for explaining the process from a hospital to a pharmacy in the present invention.
Figure 10 is an implementation diagram for explaining the prescription and pharmacy system for explaining the present invention.

In the present invention, the meaning of further inclusion may be interpreted as not specifically excluding any part unless specifically excluded.

In the present invention, the system may not only mean that one device and another device are connected to each other.

A pharmacy system refers to a system that can be used in a pharmacy. In this case, it can be considered a single pharmacy system, such as a smartphone used by a pharmacy employee or logged in.

And in the present invention, scanning and shooting may be used with the same meaning. This is because since reading a code or other information is possible by shooting with the shooting function of a wireless terminal, it may be interpreted as meaning scanning.

In the present invention, the wireless terminal preferably means a smartphone, but it is also preferable to interpret the wireless terminal as any device that allows a customer to log in.

The system may be configured as a device including at least one of a server, a keyboard, a display, a mouse, and a printer device, or may be interpreted as a process or program for configuring a service.

In addition, similar names or similar symbols are applied in the invention of the present application or in the contents of the drawings. For example, the code "1)" and "1-1)" are examples, and they may be the same code or may be separated for the purpose of providing a similar explanation.

In the pharmacy system,

The present invention provides a method for linking printing of information on a medicine bag and medicine information on the medicine bag, characterized in that it comprises: a step of printing a code that can be extracted for information on medicine based on a prescription; and a step of linking the information on the medicine with a code printed on a medicine bag individually packaged for a single dose.

Here, the control unit may be configured with devices that control at least one printing on the medicine bag or medicine bag by a process of the PC of the pharmacy system, a memory stored in the PC, or information in a storage device accessible to the PC.

On the other hand, a step of extracting an image code printed on an envelope from a wireless terminal; and a configuration for authenticating by entering personal information printed on the envelope.

In addition, the wireless terminal may be configured to output the medicine information of the medicine envelope.

In addition, the wireless terminal may be configured to input other authentication information different from the personal information.

And, after extracting the image code from the wireless terminal or another wireless terminal, it can be configured so that the medicine information is not output when personal information printed on the medicine envelope is input.

The present invention is explained in Fig. 110.

It can be configured to store the customer's phone number (201) by selecting the registration menu (21) in the kiosk (101).

The above kiosk (101) may be configured as a device linked to a hospital system (10). This means that the above kiosk (101) may be a part of the hospital system (10).

Additionally, the above kiosk (101) may be a kiosk installed in a pharmacy.

In the present invention, the kiosk does not mean that it is only applicable to hospitals, but may also mean that it is a kiosk installed in a pharmacy and configured with information registered as an affiliate by a pharmacy business operator or information of the pharmacy.

This means that in the present invention, even if it is called a hospital kiosk, it can be explained by correcting it to a pharmacy kiosk.

The hospital kiosk is merely intended to illustrate one preferred embodiment and may not be construed as being limited to hospital kiosks.

This kiosk may also be a payment agency kiosk.

This is a business that manages at least one payment business operator or payment module in one kiosk, and stores information that allows payment with information from multiple pharmacies.

A menu is provided so that one can select information from among the many pharmacies that will be issued with prescription information for a prescription displayed on the kiosk or saved in advance.

When at least one or more pharmacy information selected by the above-mentioned menu is selected,

Payment may be configured to be made through the merchant information registered as the business operator of the above-mentioned selected pharmacy information.

This means that the kiosk is not operated by a single pharmacy information, but is configured to allow selection of multiple pharmacy information, and at this time, when at least one of the multiple pharmacy information, or when one is selected, payment can be made using the same payment company as the payment existing in the offline pharmacy of the pharmacy information.

Preferably, at this time, when the payment is made or before it is made, a predetermined menu provided by the wireless terminal described in the present invention can be provided to the kiosk.

For example, it is possible to select a pharmacy provided by the wireless terminal at the kiosk, select optional information (38) described in the present invention, etc.

Preferably, the kiosk may be a device operated with information of the pharmacy or the hospital, which means that the payment amount paid at the kiosk may be transmitted to the account number of the pharmacy information or the account number of the hospital information.

It is desirable that the kiosk be equipped with an input device capable of reading information from a scan or prescription.

The above input device is preferably interpreted as a device capable of extracting information from the paper prescription, and at least one of drug information and personal information used as a means of authentication in the present invention, and is preferably configured with at least one of a scanner, a camera, and an infrared scanner.

At this time, when the information of the above prescription is extracted, it is configured so that the pharmacy information that can receive the drug information that can process the above prescription can be selected.

It is also possible to configure the selected pharmacy information to be automatically transmitted to the wireless terminal with the same extracted personal information and personal information set in the wireless terminal.

As a desirable example,

Hospitals have their own unique barcode or patient code.

At this time, the user of the wireless terminal enters the unique barcode or patient code,

When the patient code is extracted from the input device, the map may be configured to be automatically transmitted to a wireless terminal corresponding to the code.

At this time, the drug information of the above prescription can also be configured to be transmitted to the wireless terminal, and the code containing the prescribed drug information from the pharmacy information can be scanned to compare it with the extracted drug information.

This means that a specific menu may be provided that can be configured to recognize whether the drug information of a prescription entered by the input device of the above kiosk is different from the drug information actually dispensed by the pharmacy based on the above prescription.

If the kiosk is a pharmacy kiosk, the prescription information can be extracted by linking with the hospital system even without taking a picture or scanning.

This can also be configured so that when customer information or personal information is entered at the kiosk, the information on the prescription can be transmitted from the kiosk to the pharmacy's system.

This may not necessarily mean that the above information must be displayed at the kiosk.

Preferably, when the personal information or customer information (customer information and personal information may be used interchangeably in the present invention) is input or extracted into the kiosk, the personal information or customer information is transmitted to the pharmacy system, and the pharmacy system is configured to output (on paper or a display device) the drug information corresponding to the prescription.

Pharmacy information for receiving the prescription information may be displayed at the kiosk of the above pharmacy (or hereinafter, the customer's wireless terminal, hereinafter, the hospital's kiosk, or hereinafter, the kiosk operated by a third party).

This can extract whether the prescription information can be received from the pharmacy information corresponding to the address or location information stored in the wireless terminal or personal information.

Rather than wasting time walking to a pharmacy near a hospital, this can extract information on pharmacies that can prescribe the above medicine near the customer's home, on the way home, or at an address or location randomly selected by the customer.

The reason for this is,

In the case of tuberculosis patients, there are anti-tuberculosis drugs available at hospitals that prescribe tuberculosis, but nearby pharmacies do not have anti-tuberculosis drugs prepared because the probability of tuberculosis patients coming is low.

However, as in the invention of this invention, by selecting the pharmacy information that can pay for the medicine corresponding to the medicine information at the kiosk, you can save time by going to the hospital by car rather than going to the hospital nearby.

This is also because pharmaceutical companies or drug supply companies may provide the above pharmacies with the need to prepare drugs such as the above-mentioned anti-tuberculosis drugs.

This means that the hospital's specialty medicines can be used to attract customers who receive prescription information from pharmacies located away from the hospital, through devices such as the kiosk.

The kiosk of the above pharmacy is configured to allow for the pre-input of personal information (or authentication information) used for authentication in the wireless terminal of the present invention, and it is preferable that the personal information (or authentication information) entered at this time be configured as information that must be entered to view part or all of the medicine information when the medicine envelope code is entered in the wireless terminal.

In addition, the kiosk further includes a step of providing a predetermined menu for the customer to input personal information (or authentication information) used for authentication in advance from the customer's wireless terminal;

The personal information (or authentication information) entered above may constitute information that can view part or all of the medicine information when the code printed on the medicine envelope is extracted from the wireless terminal.

It may also mean that a prescription given by a hospital doctor in the hospital system (10) can be printed out at the kiosk (101). The kiosk (101) may be configured to allow direct or indirect input of customer information, such as a mobile phone number, through a procedure of touching or reading a card or personal smartphone held by the hospital or an individual. Preferably, personal information, such as a registered phone number, at the kiosk (101) having a predetermined menu for inputting information corresponding to the customer information is eventually automatically printed at the pharmacy printer (11) of the pharmacy, and when the code (1) is input or extracted at any device (preferably interpreted as a wireless terminal here) that scans the automatically printed code (1), the customer information entered at the kiosk (101) may be configured to be printed at the pharmacy printer (11) including the pharmacy information (16).

Preferably, the pharmacy printer (11) may be configured to display part of the personal information or not display it at all, as determined by a process that manages or controls the pharmacy printer (11).

Preferably, information on a prescription (6) stored by the kiosk (101) may be configured to be transmitted to the customer's account or mobile phone number among the entered or extracted personal information. At this time, a wireless terminal (5) such as a mobile phone may be configured to allow selection of at least one pharmacy information (16).

Preferably, the kiosk (101) may be configured to print a prescription (6) and may be configured to allow selection of specific pharmacy information (16). Here, the kiosk (101) may be a hospital printer (13) linked to a hospital system (34). Preferably, the hospital printer (13) is configured as a printer (101) or kiosk (101) that outputs information entered by a doctor in the hospital system (34) and information stored in conjunction with the personal information.

The above-mentioned printed prescription (6-1) can be received as a text message from a wireless terminal (5), and information about the prescription (6-1) stored in the server (3) can be extracted based on the information transmitted from the kiosk (101).

Preferably, the prescription (6) may be scanned or photographed and transmitted to the pharmacy system (10) by a predetermined menu provided by the wireless terminal (5). Preferably, the photographed prescription (6) itself may be transmitted to the pharmacy system (10), but it may also be configured so that data extracted from the prescription (6) may be transmitted.

Preferably, it may be configured so that information of a prescription (6) output by a shooting menu (12) in the wireless terminal (5) is extracted.

The above pharmacy system (10) may further include a separate display device capable of extracting information transmitted from the wireless terminal (5). Alternatively, it may be configured to output to the pharmacy printer (11) according to the selection of a predetermined menu provided by the pharmacy system (10). Here, the pharmacy printer (11) may also be configured as a fax.

This means that the pharmacy printer (11) can be configured to print all or part of the contents of the prescription (6) depending on the selection of a predetermined menu provided by the pharmacy system (10) that selects whether to print the prescription (6-1) transmitted from the wireless terminal (5).

In addition, the above pharmacy printer (11) can be configured so that the content to be printed is changed, some content is displayed differently, or some content is not printed, depending on the selection of a predetermined menu selected from the wireless terminal (5).

In addition, at this time, a separate code (2-1) can be configured to be output, and at this time, the output can be restricted or changed so that the information output can be viewed on the wireless terminal (5) of the customer who scans or photographs the code (2-1).

This may mean that the above code (2-1) may be configured to be controlled by a predetermined menu provided by the wireless terminal (5). This means that the control unit capable of controlling the pharmacy printer (11) may be linked to control the pharmacy printer (11). Preferably, the control unit may be configured to be linked to the server (3-1), and may be configured as a device that receives and operates a predetermined menu selected from the wireless terminal (5) linked to the server (3-1).

Preferably, the above medicine envelope (2-1) may be configured to have a printing area (102-1) for printing medicine information (8) corresponding to the above prescription (6-1) and a printing area (102-2) for printing customer information corresponding to the above medicine information (8).

Preferably, the printing area (102-1) of the medicine envelope (2-1) printed by the pharmacy printer (11) may be configured to print additional information about the medicine for explanation by a pharmacist at the pharmacy, and the printing area (102-2) may be configured to print personal information with some of the information marked so that the customer information cannot be easily identified.

At this time, this means that the printing history of the previously output printing area (102) can be completely deleted or configured to be marked differently than before by a predetermined menu selected from the wireless terminal (5).

This means that the printing information to be output in the printing area (102) may be changed by a predetermined menu selected from the wireless terminal (5).

Preferably, in the above printing area (102-1), the name “Park*su” can be printed partially marked, but it can also be configured to be printed as “***” so that it is completely displayed as a secret so that it cannot be used to suggest who the person is.

And this may provide a certain menu requesting the input of the marked personal information in the wireless terminal (5).

Of course, it is desirable that the personal information at this time be stored in the wireless terminal (5) or configured so that the program can verify whether the personal information is correct or not from the server.

At this time, when information that is not output in the printing area (102-2) is input in the wireless terminal (5), the wireless terminal (5) can be configured to output information that is not output or can be displayed when output in the restricted printing area (102-2).

The above code (1-1) is preferably interpreted as an image code, and may be configured to include a barcode or some other identification information.

Here, the code (1-1) may be a code consisting of an image, but it also means that symbols such as numbers or passwords can be used as the code.

Preferably, the above code (1-1) is output by the pharmacy printer (11), but it can also be configured to be stored in the medicine envelope (1-1). This can be configured so that when personal information for the prescription is entered after inputting the medicine envelope (1-1) by an input device linked to the pharmacy system (10), the printing area (102) printed on the medicine envelope (1-1) automatically changes.

This means that rather than controlling the content printed on the pharmacy printer (11) by fetching information from the server (3-1) by a predetermined menu selected in the pharmacy system (10), the pharmacy system (10) can listen to the customer's voice and control part of the content of the printing area (102) or configure it to be displayed differently.

In the present invention, the meaning of 'differently' preferably means that, regardless of the device or system, what is not outputted depending on whether a given menu is selected and what is outputted depending on whether a given menu is not selected are not the same.

Meanwhile, referring to Fig. 2, various predetermined menus may be displayed on the wireless terminal (5-2).

In the present invention, the wireless terminal (5-2) is preferably interpreted as a customer's smartphone, and more preferably, it is interpreted as a device through which the customer can log in.

That is, in the present invention, the term wireless terminal (5-2) may not necessarily mean that wireless is included.

If this is a device that can log in with the customer's information, such as a customer's PC, it should be interpreted as a terminal (5) in the present invention, and if it is configured as a device that can move wirelessly, it can be called a wireless terminal (5).

This means that in the present invention, the term wireless terminal (5) may not necessarily be interpreted as a terminal that operates only wirelessly, and that it may be described instead as a terminal (5) in the present invention.

This may mean that this is only a simple example of how the present invention can be used as a wireless terminal (5).

Preferably, the wireless terminal (5-1) may register a single menu consisting of a customer information registration menu (30-1) that allows customer information to be registered in advance.

At this time, the customer information registration menu (30-1) means that the pharmacy printer (11) operates and the contents of the printing area (102) can be configured to be changed.

This means that when the customer information corresponding to the customer information is transmitted to the pharmacy system (10) by the menu provided in the customer information registration menu (30-1), the information that should be printed can be configured not to be printed.

If the above printing area (10-2) is configured to be printed entirely, or to be printed with a specific area changed, or to be printed with different content, by a specific menu provided by the above wireless terminal (5-2).

The order of registering customer information in the above menu (30-1) can be entered regardless. Preferably, it can be configured as a menu for registering to download an app or log in to implement the present invention.

Or, preferably, it may be information that can be extracted from the customer wireless terminal (5-2).

This means that the unique information possessed by the wireless terminal (5-2) can become the customer information. This may also mean that the information stored in the wireless terminal (5-2) can be used as the customer information.

Preferably, the telephone number of the wireless terminal (5-2) is also such an example. The telephone number may be information stored in a chip such as a SIM card for operating the wireless terminal (5-2).

Even if no customer information is stored in the registration menu (30-1) above, if the wireless terminal (5-2) can recognize who the user is, it is desirable that this be interpreted as customer information.

The above wireless terminal (5-2) can be configured to take a picture of a prescription (6) using the camera menu. Alternatively, the above wireless terminal (5-2) can be configured to extract words included in the prescription (6) and extract drug information (8).

The above-mentioned drug information (8) can be configured to be displayed on the wireless terminal (5-2) by extracting the drug information (8) from the server (6) when the information on the above-mentioned prescription (6) is transmitted to the server.

And the wireless terminal (5-2) can be configured to select at least one pharmacy information (16).

Preferably, the hospital information included in the above prescription can be selected, or if extracted, the information on nearby pharmacies (16) that issued the above prescription (6) can be automatically extracted.

Preferably, a list of pharmacy information (16) is displayed, and it can be configured to select one of the above lists.

If there is additional information (35) that is helpful to the above-mentioned information (8), a predetermined menu can be provided so that the above-mentioned free information (35) can be selected.

Preferably, according to the above-mentioned additional information (35), the pharmacy list of the above-mentioned pharmacy information (16) may be configured to be displayed in a different order or not displayed at all.

This provides a service linked to the above-mentioned drug information (8) in the above-mentioned pharmacy information (16), and when selecting the additional information (35) for the above-mentioned service using a wireless terminal (5-2), the wireless terminal (5-2) can be configured so that the pharmacy information (16) capable of providing the service of the additional information (35) is displayed with priority.

This can be configured so that, preferably, if the time of the above-described shooting is before lunch, and there is information (8) of the above-described medication (8) that includes information on taking after a meal or taking before a meal, the wireless terminal (5-2) automatically displays a menu of porridge that can be eaten after a meal. At this time, if the menu for the porridge is selected on the wireless terminal (5-2), information of a pharmacy (16) that can provide the porridge is displayed, and the wireless terminal (5-2) can be configured so that the menu for the porridge information (36) and information on the prescription (6) are transmitted to the pharmacy system (10) of the selected pharmacy information (16) by selecting the pharmacy information (16). Alternatively, the information can be configured so that it is stored on the server (3) rather than the pharmacy system (10).

The above pharmacy selection menu (30-3) can be configured to transmit the information extracted by photographing the above shooting menu (30-2) as a prescription for the selected drug (30-4). Preferably, it can be configured to convey the intention to dispense the prescription (6) through a predetermined menu that accepts information about the transmitted prescription (6) in the pharmacy system (10).

This means that after the prescription is transmitted, the pharmacy system can be configured to accept the received details. (30-5) At this time, when the above-mentioned discharge (6) is photographed (30-2), the wireless terminal (5-2) can be configured to store information about the prescription (6) in the server (3), and at this time, the pharmacy system (10) registered in the server (3) can be configured to reversely connect to the server (3) and implement a predetermined menu in the pharmacy system (10) that can check the prescription (6).

This can be configured so that the information of the prescription (6) extracted from the wireless terminal (5-2) is transmitted to a pharmacy system (10) located nearby or accessible to the server (3), and a menu requesting preparation of the medicine can be selected from the pharmacy system (10). Here, when the menu requesting preparation is selected, a predetermined menu for final confirmation can be transmitted to the wireless terminal (5-2) that transmitted the prescription (6).

Also, by the above selection, the wireless terminal (5-2) can be configured to select at least one of the most accurate pharmacy information (16). This means that after extracting (extracting from a prescription) the information on the medicine to be prepared by the wireless terminal (5-2) and storing it, the pharmacy system (10) corresponding to the pharmacy information (16) that recognizes it can accept it, and this can be configured to be transmitted to the corresponding wireless terminal (5-2) again for final acceptance.

At this time, the wireless terminal (5-2) can proceed to a specific menu where payment can be made for the price transmitted from the pharmacy system (10).

Preferably, the wireless terminal (5-2) can select any additional selection menu. (30-6)

This means that a product that can be found in the selected pharmacy information (16) can be selected even if it is not the drug information (8) of the prescription (6) in the wireless terminal (5-2).

Preferably, when the above pharmacy information (16) is selected or the above pharmacy information (16) is extracted, it means that it is possible to purchase from the above pharmacy information (16) and also to purchase things that are effective when taking the above medicine information (8).

The above payment may be configured to be paid in total for the above medication information and the additionally selected service (or product).

Additionally, the server may be configured to store the medication information and the selected service (or product) separately.

This means that the payment amount to be paid above is stored so that the payment amount that can be processed with actual cost insurance and the payment amount that cannot be processed with actual cost insurance can be separated.

It is desirable that the above additional selection menu (30-6) be configured to allow selection of porridge information.

It is preferable that the above-mentioned porridge information be composed of frozen porridge.

The above wireless terminal (5-2) can also be configured to select a menu requesting defrosting of the above-mentioned porridge or a menu requesting packaging in a frozen state.

This means that a user using the wireless terminal (5-2) is provided with a specific menu that allows him or her to choose whether to consume the porridge purchased additionally from a pharmacy that received the medicine corresponding to the prescription (6) immediately or to consume it later.

The above additional menu (30-6) may be configured to allow additional selection of vitamins or vitamin supplements not included in the prescription.

This means that if a non-drug product other than the drug information that can be purchased is registered (400) in the above pharmacy information (16), the wireless terminal (5-2) may be configured to display the non-drug product.

Here, if the registration (400) of the above-mentioned over-the-counter product is preferably performed, it is preferably configured to be stored in advance in the server (3).

At this time, if the information that requires protection is recognized among the information contained in the wireless terminal (5-2), a menu can be provided in the wireless terminal (5-2) so that the pharmacy information (16) located closest can be selected.

This may mean that, when information (400) registered in the pharmacy information (16) exists among the information corresponding to the drug information (8) extracted by taking a picture of the above prescription (6), a certain menu is provided so that a selection can be made regarding the above non-drug product.

In the pharmacy system (10-20) that has received the prescription (6) above, the supplements (porridge, vitamins, etc.) that are suitable for the prescription (6) or that have been pre-registered by a pharmacist using the pharmacy system (10-20) can be automatically reflected or manually reflected and displayed on the wireless terminal (5-2) (30-6). This means that when the data of the prescription (6) is extracted from the wireless terminal (5-2), it can be accepted whether to prepare the medicine information corresponding to the prescription (6).

This means that for additionally available products, they can be configured to be selected from the wireless terminal (5-2).

The above customer wireless terminal (5-2) can display vitamins sold in pharmacies and vitamins sold in general pharmacies separately, or can configure a specific menu that allows selection by distinguishing between them.

This means that legally sold medicinal ingredients or supplements such as vitamins can be distinguished from the wireless terminal (5-2).

This means that information that cannot be purchased at the general store but can be purchased from the pharmacy information (16) can be displayed as a menu on the wireless terminal (5).

Preferably, the pharmacy system (10) provides a menu for receiving a prescription (402), and allows selection of an edible supplement corresponding to the drug information of the prescription (6) (403).

At this time, it may be configured to promote the above-mentioned supplement to a wireless terminal (5-2) connected to the above-mentioned server (3) or located near the above-mentioned pharmacy information (16).

In addition, when payment is made through the payment menu (30-8), the wireless terminal (5-2) can provide a predetermined menu so that caution information that must be taken when taking the medicine (8) is extracted and displayed.

Preferably, the wireless terminal (5-2) may provide a menu indicating that cautionary information regarding the prescribed medicine has been confirmed. This confirmation menu may be stored on a server and configured to be reconfirmed later in the pharmacy system (10).

Preferably, for the supplements displayed on the wireless terminal (5-2), a mark may be provided stating that they are sold only at pharmacies.

At this time, the display may be such that a natural person can recognize it when a certain menu is selected, or a separate shade may be used to indicate that it is sold only at the pharmacy.

At this time, it is desirable to configure the server (3) to store in advance the supplements sold only at the pharmacy.

Preferably, among the customer information stored in the wireless terminal (5), it can be configured to display supplements that can only be provided at the pharmacy according to weight and age. For example, if the weight is below a certain weight, (A) vitamin with a small dosage is displayed, and if the weight is above a certain weight, (B) vitamin with a large dosage that can only be sold at the pharmacy is selected or displayed. In this case, the wireless terminal (5-1) can be configured to display information that (B) vitamin can only be purchased at the pharmacy as a single menu, or to display a different mark to differentiate it from other drugs.

Preferably, the pharmacy system (10-20) or the server (3) linked to the pharmacy system (10-20) may be configured to store pharmacist information (37) proving that the person is a pharmacist.

It is desirable to configure the server (3) above so that it can verify the pharmacist information (37) that proves that the pharmacist is able to access the pharmacy system (10). In order to verify the pharmacist information (37), the server (3) can be configured to receive data that can be verified by a public agency such as the National Tax Service, etc., that can log in to the pharmacy system (10), and verify it.

Preferably, the wireless terminal (5-2) may be configured to display information or an image about the pharmacist.

On the other hand, you can control whether or not to print on the envelope.

Referring to Figure 10 and Figure 4, the customer wireless terminal (5) can extract a prescription (6) and transmit it to the pharmacy system (10).

It can be configured to be able to extract the code (1) displayed on the pharmacy printer (11) output from the pharmacy system (10) by taking a picture or entering it (30-11).

At this time, when extracting the above code (1), an authentication input menu (30-12) for entering authentication can be configured to be displayed in order to read the above code (1) or to extract the contract information (8) linked to the code (1).

The above authentication number may be one of the contents printed on the above envelope (8). Alternatively, it may be configured so that authentication can be entered by entering a word indicated on the envelope (8).

Here, the hint of the envelope (8) is that by looking at the part where the name is written as “Park*su,” you can know that it is your name, and the person who is aware of this * can complete the authentication by entering it.

When the above authentication is entered, information on the unprinted portion of the above envelope (8) can be configured to be displayed.

It is desirable to configure it so that the dosage is indicated clearly. (30-13)

This may mean that the above authentication can recognize information that is not printed on the envelope (8).

When the dosage display menu (30-13) is displayed here, the pharmacy printer (11) that prints the medicine envelope (8) can be configured to print or not print the display menu (3013) depending on the menu input from the wireless terminal (5).

At this time, the wireless terminal (5) may provide a specific menu that allows you to enter a different authentication number.

This may mean that the above authentication number can be modified.

This modification means that another wireless terminal (5) can be configured so that the dosage display menu (30-13) is not displayed when entering the first QR code (30-11).

This means that a two-tier (duplex) authentication structure can be created by a wireless terminal.

This means that after the customer wireless terminal (5) recognizes the single dose menu (30-13), no one else can recognize the content printed outside the envelope.

Preferably, when the QR code is scanned with a number set for the first or Nth time, it can be configured to automatically change to enable authentication with preset information such as a preset login number in the wireless terminal (5).

Preferably, in the case where the modification menu (30-15) for the above authentication is followed, when the QR code is scanned (10-16) for the second time, the input of the newly modified authentication number is requested (30-17), and the modified dosage information is displayed by the newly authenticated menu.

Here, with regard to the authentication number, a pharmacist can enter information on the medicine to be prepared in the pharmacy system (10) in the pharmacy input section (15) to prepare the medicine. Or, the personal information (4-1) with the name “Someone” who is the owner of the wireless terminal (5) held by the individual can transmit information on the prescription to the pharmacy.

This means that an individual who has received a prescription (6) as previously described can automatically transmit information about the prescription by connecting to the pharmacy input unit (15) using a wireless terminal (5).

Here, the pharmacy input unit (15) may be a keyboard used by a pharmacist for input or may be a server (3).

This means that when a prescription (6) is scanned by logging in with the personal information “someone” on the wireless terminal (5), the prescription and personal information can be stored together on the server (3-2). At this time, the pharmacy system (10-1) can be configured to extract optional information on whether to print the personal information linked to the personal information (4-1).

At this time, the pharmacy printer (11) can be configured to determine whether to print a QR code or output the content corresponding to the option information among the content normally printed.

Preferably, a pharmacy system (10-1) may be operated by a program used by a third party. In this case, the pharmacy system (11) may be configured to normally output information on medicine information (8) prepared from a prescription (6) in a medicine envelope (2-2).

At this time, the printer of the pharmacy system (10-1) can be set to print on a virtual printer (14), and at this time, a part of the image of the virtual printer (14) can be output, and the remaining part can be configured to be printed on another printer (11).

This means that a virtual printer (14) can be created to print data provided by a third party through a wireless terminal (5-3) or another program of the pharmacy system (10-1) entered by a pharmacist, or the data provided by a third party can be configured not to be printed.

Preferably, the envelope (2-2) may be configured to print a QR code (1-2), and this printing may be changed by option information set in the wireless terminal (5-3).

Preferably, the above code (1-2) may be printed on the envelope (2) in advance, or may be configured to be printed in the form of a sticker.

Preferably, the above-mentioned envelope (2) can be configured to have the same code (1-2) printed.

At this time, as explained in Figure 3, the customer can input information that only the customer can know through the authentication input menu (30-12), thereby making the medication and customer information the same.

Preferably, the authentication input menu (30-12) can be configured to allow logging in with a minimum amount of personal information, and to allow additional input of additional personal information if the same personal information exists.

For example, in a pharmacy, there may be rare but likely to be customers with the same name.

In this case, if the same person exists, it is possible to infer a specific person by additionally authenticating the information included in the above-mentioned envelope (2) or information that the customer can imply.

This may mean that there may be more than one means of authentication. Preferably, a menu may be provided to allow the entry of a date.

Here, the above pharmacy system (10-1) can be programmed to perform primary output using a virtual printer (14), and then, after extracting an image of the primary output, it can be configured to output only a specific printing area and print blank areas in the remaining areas.

This means that the details of the above-mentioned drug information (8) can be prevented from being printed, and arbitrary content that the pharmacy system (10-1) wants to advertise can be configured to be printed in the prevented location.

It is also possible to configure a specific advertisement to be randomly printed in the blank area where printing is not performed by another third party system that is desirably outputting the advertisement to the random space.

It is also possible to configure the above information (8) to be printed so that an advertisement that should be referenced when purchasing can be printed, and at this time, in order to purchase this advertisement or to understand a more detailed explanation, another code (1) can be configured to be printed.

This means that the other code (1) at this time may be a third code (1) other than the code (1) that can recognize the drug information (8) obtained from the prescription (6), and preferably, it means that the code (1) may be configured so that not only one code (1) exists, but a code (1) having multiple meanings can be printed.

This means that the pharmacy system (10-1) outputs only pharmacy information (16) from the device logged in with the above pharmacy input unit (15) or the above personal information (4-1), based on information stored in the server (3-1), and can mask personal information (4-14) in various ways, such as “A*gae”, “A**”, “***”, etc., to hide who the person is.

This information can be configured so that when the above code (1-3) is scanned by the wireless terminal (5-3), personal information (4-13) is completely displayed on the screen of the wireless terminal (5-1).

Let me explain this in detail with Figure 5.

In the case where the option information is not set in the wireless terminal (5), it is preferable that the medicine envelope (2-3) be configured so that the pharmacy information (16-1), the medicine information (8), the dosage information (18), and the side effect information (19-2_) are printed, and the personal information (4-5), the payment information (20), and the paid amount information (21) are printed. At this time, depending on the option information stored in the server (3-3), part or all of the pharmacy information (16-2) may be masked and displayed, or may be configured so as not to be displayed at all. At this time, it may be configured so that a plurality of codes (1) are printed, such as codes (1-4, 1-8, 1-9). At this time, when the code (1-4) is scanned, the wireless terminal (5) may be configured so that at least one of the medicine information (8), the dosage information (18), and the side effect information (19-1) is displayed on the screen of the wireless terminal (5).

At this time, it means that the printing area (102-10) corresponding to the above-mentioned drug information (8) is configured not to be printed by the option information stored in the above-mentioned server (3-3), and that the auxiliary agent (7-2, 7-2) that can alleviate the side effect information (19-1, 19-2) among the above-mentioned drug information (8) can be configured to be printed in the area of the printing area (102-3) that has become empty space.

Information to alleviate the properties of side effect information (19) is not necessarily printed in the print area (102-2).

In addition, it is preferable that the printing area (12-3) is not determined according to the specifications or size of the printing area (102) occupying the empty space, but is configured so that the size is adjusted according to the size of the information to be printed by the program.

The above medicine envelope (2-5) may contain medicines that can be used to identify specific diseases. For example, it means that information that can imply medicine information (8) that is necessary for urinary tract infection can be extracted, and such medicine information (8) can be configured to not be visible.

For example, this means that, by the above option information, it is possible to configure the drug name (8) that may imply a disease not to be output.

For example, phrases such as "administered to terminally ill cancer patients" can be configured so that information that may be misunderstood when read by acquaintances or family members is not displayed. Preferably, the server (3-3) can be stored so that phrases that imply the name of the disease or may be misunderstood can be replaced, and phrases with different meanings that are stored in advance can be displayed based on option information stored by the user's option of the wireless terminal (5).

For example, if “as a drug administered to terminally ill cancer patients~” is the normal drug efficacy and information, then by configuring it to be displayed as a replacement with the phrase “as pain reliever~”, it means that it can be configured to hint at the patient’s illness by having an acquaintance or the corresponding medicine envelope? While alleviating the pain, it can also be configured to hint at what kind of medicine it is for the corresponding patient.

At this time, scan the above code (1-4) and receive specific authentication (you can also configure it not to receive authentication).

Preferably, any phrase of the above personal information (4-7) can be masked or configured to be invisible.

It also means that the date can be deleted. This means that the date can be used as authentication information when scanning the above code (1).

Payment amount information (21) can be extracted based on the above payment information (20), but the prescription (6) may include an amount affected by actual cost insurance, and the affected amount may be stored on the server.

In some cases, you can scan the code (1-9) above to see whether or not you can receive a settlement for the above amount for the actual insurance you have signed up for. This will display whether or not it is an amount for which you can receive a settlement.

Preferably, when the above-mentioned code (1) or the above-mentioned designated code (1-9) is scanned, it can be configured so that information on the actual expense insurance to which the person has subscribed can be extracted.

At this time, information related to the above-mentioned actual expense insurance can be found through a certain menu provided in the wireless terminal (1), but the screen can also be configured to display a list of items that have been applied in the past or are expected to be applied.

According to a specific menu preferably provided, it may be configured to transmit information enabling the settlement of the above implementation to the server of the insurance company registered with the above personal information or to a device associated with the insurance company.

Here, the device related to the insurance policy may be at least one of the insurance company's server, a server capable of actual cost settlement, a wireless terminal of a designer related to the insurance company, or other servers related to the insurance company.

Preferably, if a specific brand of medicine (8) is selected, scanning the code (1) can be configured to allow winning an event provided by the specific brand or receiving a service corresponding to the specific event.

This is because, although the above customer information is not shown on the medicine envelope, the server (3-3) can confirm the personal information (4) connected from the pharmacy input unit (15) or the wireless terminal (5) by scanning the code (1).

This means that when the code (1) included in the above medicine envelope (2) is extracted, it can be recognized that a specific brand of medicine has been selected with the personal information (4) of the medicine envelope (2) corresponding to the code (1), and an event can be configured to be applied to this personal information (4). This event can also mean that there can be a price discount.

In addition, it means that the above-mentioned drug information (8) contained in the above-mentioned medicine envelope (2) is related to a specific brand of medicine, and can be configured to provide a discount on other products to eliminate the side effects (unique side effects) of the above-mentioned drug information (8).

A validity period for the above specific event can also be set and configured to be displayed on the wireless terminal (1).

Preferably, the above event can be configured to allow for a discount on the purchased product if the product corresponding to the above event is purchased at some point.

This means that if the above product is a supplement such as a vitamin, it can be configured to display an event offering a discount on the purchase of the supplement, and for products corresponding to such an event, it can also be configured to include a specific menu that allows immediate purchase.

Preferably, in the case where the code of the wireless terminal (1) is swiped or photographed, the recognition of the description of the above-mentioned information (8) may be stored in the server (3).

Alternatively, a predetermined menu providing an explanation of the above-mentioned information (8) may be provided again through a predetermined menu provided by the wireless terminal (1), and when all of these predetermined menus have been viewed, a predetermined menu may be provided for selection upon recognition of the above-mentioned fact, so that confirmation thereof may be made.

Preferably, when scanning or photographing the above code (1), a menu may be provided asking whether the user has recognized the explanation from the pharmacist, so that it can be configured to save the fact that a sufficient explanation has been received from the pharmacist.

On the other hand, it is also possible to analyze the properties of the drug information (8) received as a prescription (6) and configure it so that it can recommend non-drug products corresponding to the analyzed properties. Referring to Fig. 6,

When the above code (1-6) is scanned, it can be configured so that a non-medical product (23) corresponding to at least one attribute of each of the pharmaceutical information (8) contained in the above medicine envelope (2-5) is displayed.

This can be configured so that the attribute (22) of the above-mentioned drug information (8) is stored in the server (3), and at this time, the drug product (23) corresponding to the attribute of the above-mentioned drug information (3) stored in the server (3) is automatically extracted.

At this time, the menu for selecting pharmacy information (30-3 in Fig. 2) can also be selected from the wireless terminal (1).

At this time, it can be configured so that non-medical products that can be provided in the above pharmacy information (16) can be displayed.

At this time, the non-pharmaceutical products may be configured to display non-pharmaceutical products that can be sold only at pharmacies or only at institutions similar to pharmacies. It is desirable that the meaning of "sold only at pharmacies" in the present invention be interpreted as not only being provided at pharmacies but also being sold at institutions similar to pharmacies, and this is only an example for explaining a preferred embodiment for explaining the present invention, and it is desirable that the meaning of "sold only at pharmacies" in the present invention be interpreted as institutions similar to pharmacies. This is also because there are also places where non-pharmaceutical products can be sold, such as manufacturers.

In other words, it is desirable to interpret the meaning of being sold only at pharmacies to mean that it cannot be sold at any franchise stores.

When the above code (1) is extracted, it means that the wireless terminal (1) may display a product that corresponds to the attribute of drug information (7) and can actually be paid for or sold at a pharmacy corresponding to pharmacy information (16).

In the displayed example, it is also possible to configure the non-drug product (24-1) and non-drug product (24-2) to be displayed separately by a predetermined menu divided into general purchase or pharmacy sales.

Preferably, for the above-mentioned non-pharmaceutical products, whether they can be purchased at pharmacies (24-3) or not at general stores (not pharmacies) (24-4) can be indicated differently so that a natural person corresponding to the personal information using the wireless terminal (1) can recognize it.

The server (3-3) above stores information that can be sold at pharmacies separately, and when the drug information (8) is transmitted to the server (3-3) or stored in the pharmacy system (10), it is preferable that it be configured to be linked and stored for non-drug products that can be sold at the pharmacy and that correspond to the properties of the drug information (8).

On the other hand, the above-mentioned non-prescription products may be linked to a hospital prescription.

Referring to Figure 9,

A prescription can be created by a specific menu in which a doctor prescribes medicine at a hospital and enters it into a computer system (401).

At this time, a code (1) that can be applied to the above prescription (6) or that can link some or all of the information of the above prescription (6) may be printed and output on the prescription (402).

It was also explained in Fig. 10 that the code at this time can be printed from the kiosk (101).

At this time, by scanning the code (1) with a barcode scanner corresponding to the pharmacy input section (15) of the pharmacy system (10), the drug information (8) corresponding to the code (1) may be output or configured to be entered into the pharmacy system (10).

Preferably, when scanning with the above scanner, the drug information (8) corresponding to the above code (1) may be configured to be received from the server (1) and transmitted to the pharmacy system (10).

Preferably, the code (1) can store all drug information (8) assigned to the prescription (1).

It is desirable that this be configured so that it is possible when the above code (1) is a QR code.

For example, if you combine “1354” for painkillers, “242” for 3 doses, and “03” for lunch, the code 135424203 is generated, and these various code numbers can also be displayed as QR codes.

In this case, there may be no need to extract the medicine information (8) linked to the QR code by linking the server (1) that receives the QR code from the hospital system.

This can be configured so that a prescription (6) without the above code (1) can be printed on a hospital printer (13) and scanned by the wireless terminal (5). At this time, the drug information (8) or personal information (4) written on the prescription (8) can be extracted through the wireless terminal (5) or the server (3) linked to the wireless terminal (5).

At this time, the information extracted from the prescription (8) can be newly generated as a binary code or multiple codes and configured to be transmitted to the pharmacy system (10).

These codes may be configured to be output from a display device linked to the pharmacy system (10) or a CAT terminal capable of payment, or from a printer of the CAT terminal.

This could mean that the permanent CAT terminal could also be configured with the above pharmacy printer.

Preferably, the above CAT terminal may be a terminal configured to include a payment function, particularly a function capable of making a payment by directly reading an IC credit card.

On the other hand, if you recognize the drug information (8), you can also enter detailed information that you need to be careful about from the drug information (8).

Referring to Figure 7,

In the case of some painkillers (8-5) or some medicines (8), when they meet a certain fruit, the efficacy jumps by about 100, and if you take that medicine and that specific fruit, you may experience shock.

If the attribute of the information (8) corresponding to this problem is recognized, the wireless terminal (5-7) may display a description of a specific fruit and the need for caution.

Also, in the case of certain drugs (8), they are particularly vulnerable to alcohol, and this alcohol intake can cause damage to the “liver”.

In this way, it is possible to configure the intake of specific products that match the properties of specific drug information (8) or to be cautious.

It is also possible to configure a predetermined phrase or a predetermined menu explaining the reason why such a reason occurs to be displayed on the wireless terminal (5-8).

In addition, referring to Fig. 8, it can be configured to extract side effects from among the properties corresponding to the above-mentioned information (8).

Preferably, for the side effect information corresponding to the above-mentioned drug information (8), previously recognized information may be output and displayed on the wireless terminal (5), but it may also be configured so that when multiple side effects are displayed and one of the side effect information is selected, one piece of information on the corresponding side effect is automatically extracted from the properties of the recently taken drug information (8).

On the other hand, referring to Fig. 1,

The machine may be configured to package the medication (39) into individual doses with information that includes at least one of the following: breakfast, lunch, and dinner, based on the prescription.

This means that the dosage can be configured to be separated in a device consisting of individual different pharmacy systems existing in the above pharmacy system.

At this time, a medicine bag may be configured to be automatically packaged with information including at least one of the following: a dosage information that should be taken in the morning, a dosage information that should be taken at lunch, and a dosage information that should be taken in the evening.

The above medicine bag (40-2) may not contain the medicine (39-3) that is present in another medicine bag (40-3) among the medicines (39).

It is desirable to configure this to be packaged separately by prescription.

Each of the above-mentioned medicine bags (40) may be configured to have a different code printed on them. This means that they may be configured to be printed not by the printer device of the pharmacy system, but by a printer other than the pharmacy system.

Preferably, when the code (1-21) printed on the medicine bag (40-1) is extracted from the pharmacy system (10) or the wireless terminal (5), the code (1-7) printed on the medicine bag (2) can be configured to be automatically linked.

Preferably, at least one medicine bag (1-21) is sequentially packaged in the pharmacy system (10) with dosage information corresponding to the medicine information, and the code (1-7) printed on the medicine bag (2) is counted according to the dosage information recorded by the prescription, and the number of bags can be recognized.

This could also be configured to recognize the counter information for 3 days, for example, a prescription for breakfast, lunch, and dinner, 3 days x 3 times a day = 9 packets of medicine.

This can be configured so that the code printed on the above-mentioned medicine bag can automatically recognize which number of the medicine bag (40-1) it is according to the method of taking the medicine prescribed in the above-mentioned prescription, and recognize that the code of the medicine bag printed by the next prescription matches the code of the medicine bag (40) with which starting point it has.

In addition, it means that at least one of the medicine bags (40) can be extracted from the pharmacy system (10) or the wireless terminal (5) and configured to be linked with the code (1-7) printed on the other remaining medicine bag (2).

Preferably, a fixed camera is installed before or after the medication is printed on the medicine bag (40), and the code of the medicine bag (40) can be extracted by the fixed camera. At this time, the information printed on the medicine bag (2) can be configured to be linked to each other by another camera or the camera.

Here, the above camera can be interpreted as a device that constitutes a pharmacy system.

This means that the code printed on the above envelope (2) may be a pre-printed code.

Preferably, the codes (1-23) printed on the above medicine packets (40) may be configured to be determined by the selected menu of the wireless terminal (5) by the above option information. This means that the information printed on the medicine packet (40) may be incorrect by the information pre-selected in the wireless terminal (5).

When the above-mentioned medicine bag (40-4) is scanned with the above-mentioned wireless terminal (40), it can be configured so that unnecessary medicine information is not displayed.

This means that the information on the medication (39) contained in each of the above-mentioned packets (40) may be displayed differently.

In the case of actual anti-tuberculosis drugs, there are about 10 types of drugs, and in the case of the above anti-tuberculosis drugs, drugs such as laxatives may be added once a day or according to certain criteria due to side effects.

In this case, for a drug that does not have a laxative, if the code is extracted from the wireless terminal (5), it may be configured to be invisible.

Alternatively, the wireless terminal (5) may provide a menu indicating that the medicine is missing. This may cause drowsiness in some cases, and it is desirable that the medication that induces the drowsiness be determined by the pattern prescribed in the prescription.

This means that the wireless terminal (5) can be configured to display information about missing or added patterns and possible side effects thereof as a menu at this time.

The above medicine bag (40-6) may be separated alone or mixed with other medicines. At this time, when the code printed on the medicine bag (40-6) is extracted by the wireless terminal (5), it is preferable to configure the information on the medication (39, which may be interpreted as medication information in the present invention) stored in the medicine bag (40-6) to be extracted and displayed on the wireless terminal (5), but the wireless terminal (5) may also display information about when the medicine bag (40-6) was dispensed. This means that the medicine (39) may be configured to be displayed by a predetermined menu at least one of hospital information, pharmacy information, time information, expiration date information, and storage method information.

This means that there may not be only one pharmacy information corresponding to the information of the above-mentioned medication (39). It means that it may be information paid by a pharmacy system (10) of a different pharmacy at a different time. In the case of a certain medicine bag (40), it means that it was paid by information of a pharmacy 3 months ago, and another medicine bag (40-6) may be a medication (39) paid by information of a pharmacy 2 days ago.

This means that the information of Pharmacy A and Pharmacy B may be the same, but the date and time information may be different.

It is preferable to interpret the above time point as the time point at which the medicine bag (40) and the medicine bag (2) are recognized. For example, it may be the date or time information at which at least one of the codes is printed in the pharmacy system (10), the time point at which the wireless terminal (5) recognizes information on the dosage (39), or information on the time or date printed on the medicine bag (2).

Preferably, when the wireless terminal (5) extracts at least one code printed on the medicine bag (40), a predetermined menu may be provided so that the total number of medicine bags (40) can be recognized from the code.

In addition, the information on the medication (39) of the medicine bag (40) corresponding to the extracted code may be configured to be stored in at least one of the wireless terminal (5), a server (3) that can be linked to the wireless terminal (5), a pharmacy system (10), a hospital system, or a server of an insurance company that has subscribed to personal information corresponding to the medicine bag (2).

This can be configured to recognize that the medication (40) corresponding to the code has been taken by extracting the code from the wireless terminal (5).

In addition, the wireless terminal (5) may provide information through a specific menu that it is not time to take the medicine bag (40-6).

Of course, preferably, the above-mentioned predetermined menu may be configured so that at least one of the above-mentioned points in time is selected by a predetermined menu provided by the wireless terminal (5).

The point in time here may also mean the time (or hour) at which the said drug was taken.

Preferably, when the code of the medicine bag (40-4) to be taken in the evening is extracted from the wireless terminal (5), a predetermined menu can be provided for selecting information on when the medicine bag (40-3) to be taken at lunch was taken.

By this predetermined menu, it is possible to provide a predetermined menu to check whether the medicine bag (40-4) that needs to be taken at dinner is correct or to wait a little longer for the medicine bag (40-4).

This means that it is possible to recognize when it is time to take the above-mentioned medicine packet (40-4), and at this time, the wireless terminal (5) may operate a predetermined alarm menu or provide a predetermined menu asking whether to operate or not.

Preferably, the time at which the above medicine packet (40-4) is taken may be configured to be determined by at least one piece of medicine information included in the medicine (39).

Preferably, the wireless terminal (5) extracts the code (1-26) of the medicine bag (40-6), transmits the medication (39, in the present invention, the medication may be interpreted as information on the medication) corresponding to the extracted code (1-26) to the server (3), extracts information on the time of taking the medication from the medication information from the server (3), and the extracted information may be provided by a predetermined menu of the wireless terminal (5).

The wireless terminal (5) above can be set to allow selection of the effect of the medication (39), and can also provide a menu for determining whether to stop taking the medication or continue taking it based on the effect.

Preferably, information on antibiotics that may cause resistance among the above medications (39) may be included. In this case, when a certain menu indicating improvement in health or symptoms is selected, a warning may be displayed to advise not to stop taking the medication so as to prevent resistance from occurring.

Preferably, the wireless terminal (5) may be configured to provide information on medications that may have resistance, or to provide a predetermined menu for indicating a warning.

When the code (1-23) of at least one of the above medicine bags (40-3) is extracted, the total number of medicine bags (4) contained in the medicine bag (2) is extracted, and a predetermined menu is provided for selecting information on when the medicine bags (4) have been taken, so that information on when the remaining medicine bags (4) should be renewed can be provided from a predetermined menu in the wireless terminal (5).

This can be configured to extract information about the time or date when the next prescription should be taken for a long-term medication that needs to be taken for, say, 1 month, 2 months, or 3 months, from the wireless terminal (5), and transmit information for making a hospital reservation to the hospital system based on this.

Preferably, the date information for the time at which the above re-prescription should be made can be configured to be displayed on the wireless terminal (5).

After the code (1-22) of the medicine bag (40-2) extracted from the wireless terminal (5) is extracted, you can stop taking the medicine or select a menu to not take it.

In this case, if the code (1-26) of a different medicine bag (40-6) other than the medicine bag (40-2) is extracted from the wireless terminal (5), a predetermined menu indicating that the medicine should not be taken may be provided, and also, the wireless terminal (5) may provide a predetermined menu that allows the medicine to be changed from not to be taken to being taken.

This means that the information of the above medicine bag (40) is linked as a group with the medicine bag (2), and when at least one of the medicine bags (40) is selected, the information on the medicine bags (40) contained in the medicine bag (2) can be set differently when receiving the medicine from the pharmacy (or when prescribed by a prescription) based on the medicine bag (2). Here, the meaning of being different means that at least one of the prohibited intake information, usable information, and non-applicable information can be configured to be displayed as a predetermined menu on the wireless terminal (5).

This means that when the information on the medications contained in each of the medicine bags (40) packed in the same medicine bag (2) is partially different, information on side effects for different medications may be displayed as a specific menu on the wireless terminal (5).

Preferably, the wireless terminal (5) may display information that does not need to be eaten.

In some cases, the medications may be prescribed on the assumption that constipation may accompany the condition, so they may be taken whenever constipation occurs.

This may be a medicine to prevent heartburn.

This means that information that you do not need to take these medicines can be provided through a designated menu by extracting the code (1-23) of the medicine bag from the wireless terminal (5).

As described in the present invention, the codes (1-21) of the above-described medicine bag may mean that they may be composed of codes (1-21) that can extract at least one piece of information when extracting the code (1-7) of the above-described medicine bag (2) from the wireless terminal (5).

1) Code 2) Envelope 3) Server
4) Personal information 5) Wireless terminal 6) Prescription
7) Vitamin information 8) Drug information 9) Avoidance product information
10) Pharmacy system 11) Pharmacy printer 12) Shooting menu
13) Hospital printer 14) Virtual printer 15) Pharmacy input section
16) Pharmacy information 17) Cut line 18) Dosage information
19) Side effect information 20) Payment information 21) Amount information
22) Attribute information 23) Matching information 24) Sales location information
25) Side effect information 26) Related information 27) Settings menu
28) Judgment input section 29) Confirmation section 30) Customer menu
31) Payment module 32) Matching module 33) Health food information module
34) Hospital system 35) Additional information 36) Death information
37) Pharmacy information 38) Option information selection menu
39) Medication 40) Medicine bag
101) Kiosk 102) Printing area
201) Registration menu
400) Pharmacy Menu

Claims (2)

In the pharmacy system,
A method for linking printing of medicine information of a medicine bag and a medicine bag, characterized in that it comprises a step of printing a code that can be extracted for medicine information based on a prescription; and a step of linking the medicine information with a code printed on a medicine bag individually packaged for one-time use.
In claim 1,
A method for linking printing of medicine information of a medicine bag and a medicine bag, characterized in that it further comprises a step of controlling a printer of a pharmacy system so that a code is printed in advance on each of the above medicine bags and a code corresponding to the medicine bag is printed on the medicine bag;