JPH0361095A - Prescription book - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE:To clarify a source, provide an aesthetic effect and replenish prescription forms simply by using a prescription form binder with prescription forms mounted and fixed on the half of a base and a cover which has a similar flat form to the base and engages the end of the remaining half of the base in freely detachable manner. CONSTITUTION:If a base 3 is folded along folding lines 5a, 5b, it forms a spine 3a positioned at the end of a prescription form 4 between folding lines 5a, 5b and halves 3b, 3c positioned at both ends of the spine 3a. The prescription form 4 is placed on the half 3b of the base 3, and its end is fixed to the base 3 by a paste-like adhesive device. The end of the other half 3c of the base 3 is engaged with the cover 2 in freely detachable manner. Identification descriptions such as the name of a doctor possessing the form, qualification, name of hospital, address and specialized treatment area are printed on one end of the prescription form 4. In addition, transparent labels such as the name of a doctor possessing the form, qualification or identification mark are provided in the center of the form 4.

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] [Industrial Application Field] The present invention provides information on the types and dosages of drugs that doctors should give to patients,
This relates to a prescription book containing prescription sheets for recording dosage instructions, etc.

[Conventional technology]

As is well known, some medicines can be purchased by individuals or at pharmacies, while others cannot be obtained without a prescription issued by a doctor.

With the recent division of medicine and medicine, prescriptions are written at hospitals,
Increasingly, patients are taking their prescriptions to pharmacies outside the hospital to have them filled. However, there is no set form for this prescription form, and in extreme cases, it is simply a memo with the required information written on it, which has even led to problems that raise questions about its origin. is the current situation.

[Problem to be solved by the invention]

The present invention aims to provide a prescription book that can clearly identify the source of prescriptions handed over to individuals even for powerful drugs, has an aesthetic effect, and allows easy replenishment of prescription paper.

Another object of the present invention is to provide a prescription book that can reliably replenish and easily replace prescription paper, and that can also be effective in advertising.

[Means to solve the problem]

The prescription book according to the present invention includes a prescription paper binding in which a plurality of prescription papers are placed on a half part of a mount having a rectangular planar shape, and one end of the prescription paper is fixed to the mount, and a mount similar to the mount. The above-mentioned problem is solved by comprising a cover that has a planar shape and removably engages the end of the remaining half of the mount.

In the prescription book according to the present invention, it is also possible to request a new prescription form by interposing an application form between the last page of the prescription form and the mount or at a position an appropriate number of pages before the last page of the prescription form. . In addition, the half of the mount that is engaged with the cover is used as a pharmaceutical advertising space, and the half of the mount on which the prescription paper is placed is used to display the efficacy, effectiveness, and efficacy of the medicine displayed in the advertising space. It is also possible to display mandatory display items such as ingredients, directions for use and dosage, and precautions for use, handling, and storage.

In the prescription book of the present invention, a display clearly indicating the ownership of the doctor, such as the name, qualifications, mark, etc. of the doctor who owns the book, can be placed in the center of the prescription paper in a transparent manner.

In the prescription book of the present invention, a return piece is disposed at the end of the cover that engages with the mount, and at least one set of removable hooks is provided at positions corresponding to each other on the return piece and the cover. The mount and the cover may be attached to each other by passing the male member through a hole formed in a corresponding position of the mount.

[For production]

In the prescription book according to the present invention, by opening the side of the cover that engages with the mount, the hand portion of the mount on the engagement side is simultaneously opened;
Open the prescription sheet. Prescription forms are filled with prescriptions in order from the top and separated into containers.

When all prescription forms are used, the mount can be removed from the cover and replaced with a new prescription form.

Another prescription book according to the invention also provides a reminder and convenience for requesting a new prescription sheet by displaying a request form when the prescription sheet is used up or running low. In addition, as soon as the cover is opened, advertisements for pharmaceutical products appear on half of the mount.
Related matters such as storage precautions are hidden by the prescription paper, and these related matters can be referenced by raising the prescription paper as needed.

Another prescription book according to the invention clearly identifies the origin of the prescription by means of a transparent display identifying the owning physician displayed in the center of the prescription form.

Another prescription book according to the present invention can be manufactured by opening the hook, inserting the engaging end of the mount between the return piece and the cover, fitting the hole in the mount into the male member of the hook, and closing the hook again to form the prescription book. Attach the cover to the cover. To remove the prescription sheet from the cover, the process described above is reversed.

[Embodiment] As shown in FIG. 14, a prescription book according to an embodiment of the present invention includes a prescription paper binding 1 and a cover 2 provided on the outside thereof.
It is depicted from. The prescription sheet binding 1 includes a mount 3 having a rectangular planar shape and a plurality of prescription sheets 4. The mount 3 has two fold lines 5a and 5b.

When the mount 3 is folded along the folding lines 5a and 5b, the back portion 3a is located on the side of the prescription paper 4 between the folding lines 5as5b, and the hand portions 31) and 3c are located on both sides of the back portion 3a. form.

The prescription paper 4 is placed on the hand portion 3b of the mount 3, and its negative end is fixed to the mount 3 by an adhesive such as a sheet of glue. The end of the mount 3 on the other hand portion 3C side is removably engaged with the cover 2 by means described later.

On one side (in the case of illustration, the upper part) of the prescription form 4, information 6 related to the patient is printed, such as the name of the doctor in possession, qualifications, hospital core, address, specialty treatment department, etc. . In the center of each prescription sheet 4, a transparent display 7 is placed to clearly identify the owner, such as the name, qualifications, marks, etc. of the doctor who owns the prescription sheet.

Place the application form 8 between the mount 3 and the last page of the prescription form 4, or an appropriate number of pages before the last page of the prescription form 4.
is used to request a new prescription form 1.

The hand portion 3C of the mount is used as a space for advertising pharmaceutical products, and the hand portion 3b contains information such as efficacy/effects, active ingredients, usage/dosage, usage, etc. of the medicine displayed in the advertising space.
Mandatory display items 9 such as handling and storage precautions are displayed.

As shown in FIG. 2, a return piece 10 is provided at the engaging end of the cover 2, and at least one set (in the case shown) is provided at a position corresponding to the return piece O and the cover. , 2 sets)
A hook 11 that can be freely engaged and detached is provided. There is a small hole 1 in the retaining side end of the mount 4 at a position corresponding to the hole 1.
2 is perforated. The male member of the hook 1j passes through the small hole 12 of the mount 4 and removably engages with the corresponding female member, thereby removably engaging the mount and the cover.

〔Effect of the invention〕

According to the present invention, a plurality of prescription sheets 4 are placed on the second side of the mount 4.
By positioning one end of the paper in a fixed position, it can be used like regular memo paper to write prescriptions. In addition, by removably engaging the mount 4 with the cover 2,
A prescription book that can be easily replenished with prescription paper 4 can be created.

In addition, an indication 7 clearly indicating that it belongs to the doctor who owns it.
is transparently provided in the center of the prescription paper 4, so that the source of the prescription can be clearly displayed, and the display 7 can be prevented from interfering with reading the prescription contents, and further, By interposing the application form 8 at an appropriate position on the prescription form 4, new prescription form sheets 1 can be supplied without delay.

Furthermore, a hook 1 provided between the return piece 10 and the cover 2
1 through the small hole 12 formed in the corresponding position of the mount 3, the prescription paper binding 1 can be removably engaged with the cover 2, thereby minimizing the processing required to secure the mount 3. This enables the supply of cheaper prescription books.

Furthermore, the hand portion 3C of the mount that appears when the cover 2 is opened.
is used as an advertising space, and mandatory display requirements 9 for advertised drugs are posted on the hand portion 3b, which is the side that is hidden by the prescription paper.When using a prescription book, the aesthetic effect is usually taken into consideration. Only advertisements created in such a manner will be seen, and the advertisement effect can be achieved without unnecessarily spoiling the aesthetics of the prescription book.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing a prescription book according to an embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 2 is a partial cross-sectional view taken along line nn in FIG. 1. 1　Prescription paper binding 2 Hippo 3 Mount 3b, 3c Hand part 4　Prescription paper 8 Application form 10 Return piece 11 Hook 12 Small hole

Claims (5)

[Claims] (1) A prescription paper binder in which a plurality of prescription papers are placed on half of a mount having a rectangular planar shape and one end of the prescription paper is fixed to the mount; A prescription book comprising a cover that removably engages the end of the remaining half of the mount. (2) A request characterized in that an application form for requesting a new prescription form is interposed between the last page of the prescription form and the mount or at a position an appropriate number of pages before the last page of the prescription form. Prescription book described in Section 1. (3) The half of the mount that is engaged with the cover is used as a pharmaceutical advertising space, and the half of the mount on which the prescription paper is placed is used to promote the efficacy and effectiveness of the medicine displayed in the advertising space. 3. The prescription book according to claim 1, wherein the prescription book is used as a space for displaying mandatory display items such as effects, active ingredients, directions for use and dosage, and precautions for use, handling, and storage. (4) Any one of claims 1 to 3, characterized in that the center of the prescription form is transparently provided with a display clearly indicating the owner's identity, such as the name, qualifications, mark, etc. of the doctor who owns the prescription form. Prescription book listed in section. (5) To removably engage the mount and the cover, a barb piece is provided at the engagement side end of the cover, and at least one set of detachable hooks is provided at mutually corresponding positions on the barb piece and the cover. 5. A prescription book according to any one of claims 1 to 4, characterized in that the method is carried out by providing a male member of the hook through a hole formed in a corresponding position of the mount.