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WO2000060449A1
WO2000060449A1 PCT/US2000/008270 US0008270W WO0060449A1 WO 2000060449 A1 WO2000060449 A1 WO 2000060449A1 US 0008270 W US0008270 W US 0008270W WO 0060449 A1 WO0060449 A1 WO 0060449A1
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Tracy I. Thomas
Christopher J. Thomsen
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ScriptPro LLC
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Priority to JP2000609875A priority patent/JP2003530612A/ja
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    • B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
    • B41—PRINTING; LINING MACHINES; TYPEWRITERS; STAMPS
    • B41J—TYPEWRITERS; SELECTIVE PRINTING MECHANISMS, i.e. MECHANISMS PRINTING OTHERWISE THAN FROM A FORME; CORRECTION OF TYPOGRAPHICAL ERRORS
    • B41J3/00—Typewriters or selective printing or marking mechanisms characterised by the purpose for which they are constructed
    • B41J3/407—Typewriters or selective printing or marking mechanisms characterised by the purpose for which they are constructed for marking on special material
    • B41J3/4075—Tape printers; Label printers

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  • the present invention relates to medicament dispensing systems. More particularly, the invention relates to a compact yet fully functional workstation for use in filling and dispensing medicaments such as prescription drugs.
  • Portable prescription control computers have been developed for use by smaller pharmacies to organize the filling and dispensing of medicaments.
  • these prior art portable systems either lack many components and features needed to prevent prescription filling and dispensing errors or are too large, cumbersome, and difficult to use.
  • the present invention solves the above-described problems and provides a distinct advance in the art of medicament dispensing systems and methods. More particularly, the present invention provides a medicament dispensing workstation that effectively eliminates errors associated with medicament filling and dispensing and that is compact, fully functional, and easy to use.
  • the workstation of the present invention broadly includes a computer operable to access a prescription database for retrieving prescriptions therefrom; a printer coupled with the computer and operable to print prescription labels; an indicia reader such as a bar code reader coupled with the computer; a monitor coupled with the computer for displaying certain prescription data thereon; an input device such as a keyboard or keypad coupled with the computer for permitting manual entry of data therein; and a fingerprint reader coupled with the computer for verification purposes.
  • the workstation may also include other components such as a digital camera and speakers. The components of the workstation are all mounted in or coupled with a compact housing that easily fits on top of a small counter top or table.
  • An operator such as a pharmacist or pharmacist technician may use the workstation either as a stand-alone device or in conjunction with an automatic medicament storing and dispensing apparatus.
  • the workstation first retrieves or is sent prescription data corresponding to a prescription to be filled from a pharmacy host computer.
  • the monitor displays certain parts of the prescription data such as text information and/or an image of the medicament or product that fills the presc ption so that the operator can locate a supply container for filling the prescription.
  • the operator scans container indicia on the supply container with the indicia reader, and the computer compares the scanned indicia to the prescription data to determine whether the proper supply container was retrieved.
  • the computer displays a warning on the monitor and prevents the printer from printing a prescription label for the prescription. If, however, the proper supply container was located, the computer presents information regarding the prescription and text information and/or an image of the medication and then allows the operator to prompt the printer to print a prescription label for placement on a vial or package filled from the supply container. The operator then places the label on the vial or package and scans the prescription label with the indicia reader to verify that the proper medicament has been placed in the vial or package.
  • the monitor displays a graphic image of the prescribed medicament and information relating to the prescription so that the operator may compare the medicament in the vial or package to the graphic image and the other displayed prescription information to verify that the proper medicament has been placed in the vial or package.
  • the computer and printer are also configurable to add additional controls to prevent mislabeling of vials and packages.
  • the computer and printer are configured to discard or otherwise prevent access to a printed prescription label that is not retrieved from the printer within a predetermined amount of time.
  • the computer and printer also discard or otherwise prevent access to a printed prescription label if an operator attempts to fill another prescription with the workstation before the prescription label has been retrieved from the printer or the active prescription is completed. This prevents an operator from pre-p nting numerous prescription labels before the labels are applied to the appropriate vials or packages and therefore eliminates confusion as to which label should be applied to a vial or package.
  • FIG. 1 is an isometric view with parts broken away of a medicament dispensing workstation constructed in accordance with a preferred embodiment of the present invention and depicting the workstation in its fully opened position.
  • Fig.2 is a side elevational view of the workstation with certain components shown in section and other components depicted in dashed lines.
  • Fig. 3 is a side elevational view of the workstation with parts broken away depicting the workstation in its fully closed position.
  • Fig. 4 is a block diagram of certain components of the workstation.
  • Fig. 5 is an isometric view of the workstation shown in use with an automatic medicament storing and dispensing apparatus.
  • a medicament dispensing control workstation 10 constructed in accordance with a preferred embodiment of the invention is illustrated.
  • the workstation is configured for use by an operator to assist in the filling and dispensing of prescriptions for medicaments and other products.
  • the operator may be a pharmacist, a pharmacy technician, or any other authorized person.
  • the workstation may be used as a stand-alone device or may be used in conjunction with an automatic medicament storing and dispensing apparatus such as the apparatus 12 illustrated in Fig. 5 or the SP 200 manufactured and sold by
  • the workstation 10 broadly includes an outer housing or enclosure 14, a computer 16, a printer 18, an indicia reader 20, a monitor 22, one or more input devices 24, and a fingerprint reader 26.
  • the workstation may also include other components such as a digital camera 27 and speakers 29.
  • the housing 14 encloses and/or supports other components of the workstation 10 and, as best illustrated in Fig. 1 , includes a front wall 28, a rear wall
  • the housing may be formed of any suitable material such as aluminum or plastic and is approximately the size of a conventional personal computer so that it easily fits on top of a small counter top or table.
  • the front wall 28 of the housing 14 includes an opening communicating with the interior chamber for receiving a sliding drawer 36 that holds the input device 24.
  • a transparent window 38 (Fig. 5) is also formed in the front wall for providing access to the indicia reader 20 as described below.
  • the front wall preferably includes a horizontally hinged panel or door40, having a label slot or port 42 therein for discharging printed prescription labels from the printer 18 to an operator operating the workstation.
  • the panel 40 can be manually shifted between opened (Fig. 2) and closed (Fig.
  • the left and right side walls 32, 34 of the housing 14 each include a pair of spaced-apart panels 44, 46 and 48, 50 defining an open area therebetween.
  • the open areas accommodate operation of mechanism for shifting the hinged panel 40 and the monitor 22 between open and closed positions as described in more detail below.
  • the computer 16 controls the other components of the workstation and communicates with a pharmacy host computer 52 (Fig.4) for retrieving prescription data therefrom.
  • the computer may be any computing device such as a central processing unit (CPU) of a conventional personal computer or a custom programmed PLC or processor.
  • the pharmacy host computer may be any computer running a pharmacy prescription dispensing management program such as those provided by QS/1 Pharmacy Computer System Software.
  • the computer 16 is configured to access one or more databases 54 such as an attribute database containing information relating to medicaments that are to be dispensed and a prescription database containing prescription data and information. This attribute database preferably includes graphic images of medicaments as well as other identifying information.
  • the databases may reside in either the computer 16 or the pharmacy computer 52 or may be stored in memory separate from but accessible by eitherthe computer orthe pharmacy computer.
  • the workstation 10 When the workstation 10 is used as a stand-alone device, it includes its own separate computer 16 that communicates with the pharmacy host computer 52.
  • an automatic medicament storing and dispensing system 12 such as the one illustrated in Fig. 5, it may not include its own separate computer, but may instead be coupled with the computer running the medicament storing and dispensing system.
  • an automatic storing and dispensing system is described in co-pending patent application entitled Automatic Dispensing System for Unit Medicament Packages, Serial No. 09/457,286, filed December 8, 1999, hereby incorporated into the present application by reference.
  • the printer 18 is coupled with and controlled by the computer and is preferably positioned within the interior chamber of the housing 14.
  • the printer is preferably a label-type printer and is described in more detail in co-pending patent application entitled Label Printing Assembly For Use With a Medicament Dispensing
  • the label printer includes a label peeler assembly 56 that communicates with the label slot 42 in the hinged panel 40 to discharge printed prescription labels therefrom.
  • the indicia reader 20 is coupled with the computer 16 and is also preferably positioned in the interior chamber of the enclosure 14.
  • the indicia reader is preferably a conventional bar code scanner or reader operable to read bar code labels or other indicia and codes from items that are passed over the transparent window 38 in the enclosure front wall 28.
  • the monitor 22 is coupled with the computer 16 and is preferably mounted to the enclosure so that it can be shifted between a lowered, forward position illustrated in Fig. 3 and a raised, rearward position illustrated in Figs. 1 and 2.
  • a cover panel 58 mounted adjacent the monitor covers the open top of the enclosure to prevent access to the label printer and other components housed in the enclosure.
  • the monitor and cover panel are shifted rearward away from the open top of the enclosure to permit access to the label printer and other components within the enclosure.
  • the monitor is preferably a flat screen-type computer monitor.
  • the monitor 22 is hingedly attached to the enclosure 14 by a pair of pivotally mounted L-shaped brackets 60, 62.
  • each bracket is coupled with a pneumatic cylinder 64, 65 that has one end fixed to the enclosure.
  • the pneumatic cylinders maintain the position of the monitor after it has been shifted to either its raised or lowered positions.
  • a pair of spring-tensioned rods 66, 68 are connected between the hinged panel 40 and the lower end of each bracket 60, 62.
  • the workstation 10 also includes mechanism that maintains the monitor in an upright, viewable position as it is shifted between its raised and lowered positions.
  • the mechanism includes a sprocket 70 rotatably mounted to the lower end of each bracket, a sprocket 72 rotatably mounted to the upper end of each bracket, and a chain or belt 74 trained across the sprockets.
  • the upper sprockets are mounted to a shaft 76 that is fixed to the monitor casing by a slip clutch.
  • the sprockets and chain act as a four-bar linkage to maintain the upright orientation of the monitor so that it can always be easily viewed.
  • the slip clutch coupled with the top sprocket allows the orientation or angle of the monitor to be manually adjusted.
  • the input device 24 is coupled with the computer 16 and is preferably positioned within the drawer 36 that slides in and out of the enclosure 14.
  • the input device is preferably a conventional keyboard and/or keypad.
  • the fingerprint reader 26 is also coupled with the computer and may be positioned in the drawer or elsewhere on or in the enclosure.
  • the optional digital camera 27 may be provided for teleconferencing purposes and is preferably positioned either on top of the monitor or on one of the side walls of the enclosure.
  • the optional speakers 24 are provided for sounding certain warning messages as described below and may be internally or externally mounted relative to the enclosure.
  • the workstation 10 may be used as a stand-alone device or may be used in conjunction with an automatic medicament storing and dispensing apparatus 12.
  • a prescription filling and dispensing procedure is initiated when the computer 16 retrieves or is sent prescription data corresponding to a prescription that needs to be filled from the pharmacy host computer 12.
  • the computer accesses the databases 54 and displays on the monitor 22 certain information relating to the prescription to be filled such as the type of medicament or product that fills the prescription, an image of the medicament or product, the prescribed quantity of the medicament, the doctor's name, and the patient's name.
  • the operator reads the information from the monitor 22 and then retrieves a supply container containing the medicament needed to fill the prescription.
  • Each supply container has a bar code or other indicia printed thereon which includes data representative of the medicament or product therein.
  • the bar code on each supply container or package is preferably a UPC code corresponding to the national drug code (NDC) or the drug identification number (DIN) of the medicament or product.
  • NDC national drug code
  • DIN drug identification number
  • the operator passes the bar code label or other container indicia on the supply container over the transparent window 38 of the indicia reader 20 so that the indicia reader can read the container indicia and send information relating thereto to the computer 16. If the bar code or other indicia on the supply container or package is scratched or otherwise unreadable, the operator may manually enter such information into the computer via the input device 24.
  • the computer 16 compares the indicia read from the supply container or package to the prescription data for the prescription currently being filled to determine a match. If the indicia on the supply container does not match or correspond to the prescription data, the computer provides a visual and/or audio error message to the operator via the monitor 22 and/or the speakers 29 to instruct the operator that the wrong supply container has been retrieved. The computer also prevents the printer from printing a prescription label. If, however, the operator retrieved the correct supply container, the computer 16 prompts the operator to fill a vial or package with the medicament from the supply container according to the prescription data. The computer then allows the operator to prompt the printer 18 to print a prescription label corresponding to the prescription and instructs the operator to place the prescription label on the vial or package to be delivered to the patient.
  • the operator To verify that the proper medicament has been placed in the vial or package and that the proper label has been placed on the vial or package, the operator must perform a verification scan. Specifically, the operator is instructed to scan the prescription label placed on the viai or package by passing the vial or package over the transparent window 38 of the indicia reader 20. In response, the computer 16 displays on the monitor 22 a graphic image of the medicament that corresponds to the prescription label and other information relating to the prescription such as the patient's name and the doctor's name. This allows the operator to compare the medicament in the vial or package to the graphic image of the medicament on the computer monitor to ensure that the proper medicament has been placed in the vial or package.
  • the operator During or after the verification scan, the operator must enter a unique PIN number associated with the operator or must place his or her fingerprint in the fingerprint reader 26 so that the computer 16 may authorize the operator and record which operator dispensed the vial or package. This ensures that only authorized operators can operate the workstation and also forces operators to accept responsibility for vials or packages as they are dispensed to patients.
  • pre-packaged products or vials are delivered to the operator by the apparatus in response to prescriptions from the pharmacy computer 52.
  • the operator must scan a product or vial that has been dispensed by the apparatus 12 to determine that it matches the prescription in the same manner that the operator scans the supply container in the application described above. All subsequent steps are identical.
  • the computer 16 and the printer 18 are also configured to prevent mislabeling of a vial or package so that the wrong vial or package is not dispensed to a patient. Specifically, after a prescription label has been printed, the computer directs the printer to retract or otherwise make the label unavailable to the operator if the operator has not taken the label from the printer within a predetermined amount of time. This time period may be selected by the operator but is preferably approximately 30 seconds. The computer may display on the monitor a countdown of the time remaining before a label is retracted to alert the operator that a label is about to be retracted.
  • the computer 16 will direct the printer 18 to retract the previous prescription label so that it cannot inadvertently be placed on a vial or package used to dispense the later-filled prescription.
  • the computer may warn the operator to retrieve and apply the label for the previous prescription before the printer retracts the old label.

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Abstract

La présente invention concerne une station de travail destinée à la distribution de médicaments (10) qui élimine efficacement les erreurs associées au remplissage et à la distribution de médicaments. Cette station de travail est compacte, complètement fonctionnelle, et facile à utiliser. Elle comprend un ordinateur (16) qui permet d'accéder à une base de données de prescriptions de façon à y retrouver des prescriptions, une imprimante (18) reliée à l'ordinateur, qui permet d'imprimer des étiquettes de prescription, un lecteur de données (20) tel qu'un lecteur de code barres relié à l'ordinateur, un moniteur (22) relié à l'ordinateur, qui permet d'afficher certaines données de prescription, un dispositif d'entrée (24) tel qu'un clavier ou un bloc numérique relié à l'ordinateur, qui permet d'entrer manuellement des données, un lecteur d'empreintes digitales (26) relié à l'ordinateur, qui permet d'autoriser l'utilisation de la station de travail. Cette station de travail peut aussi comprendre d'autres composants tels qu'une caméra numérique (27) et des haut parleurs (29).
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AU39288/00A AU762559B2 (en) 1999-04-05 2000-03-29 Medicament dispensing control workstation
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