Automatization hospital pharmacy

Abstract

The invention provides an automatic pharmacy, including a slope type medicine storing cabinet, a medicine distributing device, a sorting device, a medication applying device and a control management system. A U-shaped groove of a slope medicine storing holder is fixed to a supporting beam and forms a dip of 20 degrees with the horizontal plane. The medicine distributing device includes an elevator and a medicine output mechanism. A low end medicine outlet port of the U-shaped groove of the slope medicine storing holder is butted with a medicine inlet port of a U-shaped medicine storing grooveof the medicine output mechanism. The medicine outlet is connected with a conveyer belt in a way of transiting through a retaining door to form a medicine distributing channel. The medicine outlet end of the medicine distributing device is equipped with the sorting device. A sorting channel is connected with the medicine distributing channel. The medicine outlet port of a medication applying transporting mechanism is butted with a medicine inlet port of a U-shaped groove of a medication applying manipulator which is installed on a Cartesian-coordinate robot. The medicine outlet port of the U-shaped groove of the medication applying manipulator is butted with a high end medicine inlet port of the U-shaped groove of the slope medicine storing holder to form the medication applying channel. Therefore, the functions of semi-automatic batch recharging of boxed medicine, medicine box dense storage and management, automatic medicine distribution according to a prescription and medicine sorting to the determined windows, etc. can be realized.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to an automatic pharmacy, in particular to an automatic device for integral distribution and storage of boxed medicines in a hospital pharmacy. Background technique [0002] As the first window of the hospital, the pharmacy represents the image of the hospital. Patients' impressions of hospital services mainly come from the pharmacy. In front of the dispensing window of the outpatient pharmacy in the hospital, patients need to line up in the peak hours of receiving medicines in the morning and afternoon every day, waiting for the pharmacist to take the medicines from the medicine shelf according to the prescription written by the doctor for the patient, and distribute them to the hospital. patient. The waiting time for patients can even be as long as half an hour, especially in domestic tertiary hospitals due to the large number of patients seeking medical treatment. On the other hand, pharmacists dispense medicines manually, a...

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On the other hand, pharmacists dispense medicines manually, relying on personal memory or drug labels to judge, which is very prone to errors and even medication accidents

Pharmacists become warehouse clerks, resulting in a certain degree of waste of human resources

[0003] At present, the medicines in the hospital pharmacy are scattered, occupying a large area of ​​the pharmacy, increasing the labor intensity of the pharmacist, and causing a huge waste of available space in the pharmacy

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