Application method of short video two-dimensional code technology in clinic medication

Abstract

The invention relates to an application method of a short video two-dimensional code technology in clinic medication. The application method comprises the following steps: arranging a medicine specification; converting the medicine specification into a specification script after the medicine specification is organized; recording the short video of the specification script; uploading the short video to a video playing platform, generating a two-dimensional code picture corresponding to the short video, and storing the two-dimensional code picture for later use; uploading the two-dimensional code picture and the corresponding drug code to a server in a one-to-one correspondence manner, and generating a medication instruction sheet; sending the medication instruction sheet to a prescription printing port, and printing; issuing the medication guide list; and acquiring the short video of the medicine specification by a patient by scanning the two-dimensional code on the medication instruction sheet. In combination with clinical medication experience, the specialized terms in a specification are converted into popular languages to be recorded into clear videos, and a patient can conveniently obtain professional medication guidance videos by means of a two-dimensional code technology, so that remote medication generation guidance is achieved.

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technical field [0001] The invention belongs to the technical field of outpatient drug delivery, and in particular relates to an application method based on short video two-dimensional code technology in outpatient drug delivery. Background technique [0002] In the context of the new medical reform, the continuous improvement and innovation of the service model in the field of pharmacy is an opportunity and challenge for pharmacy workers in the new era. What areas to innovate and how to innovate, and which pain points in services to solve are our constant thinking and work. direction. From the many service difficulties and medical contradictions, we have sorted out the most acute problem: window medication delivery, which is a common problem faced by almost all hospital pharmacies. [0003] On the one hand, patients are eager to receive professional medication guidance services. Because patients do not have professional medication guidance, medication errors occur frequent...

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[0003] On the one hand, patients are eager to receive professional medication guidance services. Because patients do not have professional medication guidance, medication errors occur frequently, and some serious adverse reactions with a very low probability of occurrence often frighten patients from taking medicine. Small and dense, the elderly even need to use a magnifying glass to check word by word, and the instruction manual is too professional, technical terms and terminology are not easy for patients to understand, and many contents in the instruction manual are for medical staff to refer to and help patients take medicine Small, such as drug drug time curve, half-life, drug interaction, metabolic pathway, etc.;

[0004] On the other hand, the traditional window face-to-face service mode is a common phenomenon in tertiary hospitals due to the busy work of window pharmacists and the average service time of less than one minute. Pharmacists are tired of mechanical and repetitive window adjustment work. It is difficult to reflect the value

Due to the great demand for patient medication accountability, all hospitals are working hard to do medication accountability. Some hospitals have established special medication consultation windows. Due to the small number of windows, the limited time for patients to obtain services, and the professional ability of the pharmacists on duty, it is impossible for all majors. Proficiency in both, poor drug delivery effect

Some hospitals have produced a written version of the medication instruction sheet, but due to space limitations, the number of words for each drug introduction is limited, it is difficult to make it colloquial and scientific, and there is little difference from patients reading the instructions themselves