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- the present invention relates to a drug collation device, a drug collation system, a drug management method and a program.
- the drug to be recognized is imaged, and the drug image is collated with the master image of the drug registered in advance to recognize the type of drug.
- Patent Document 1 describes a drug recognition device that discriminates a drug by collating a drug image with a master image.
- the device described in the document acquires information on the position of the drug based on the drug image, and updates the master image when the position of the drug satisfies a predetermined condition.
- a master image is indispensable for improving the image recognition accuracy of drugs.
- drugs such as tablets and capsules on the market.
- drugs that are difficult to obtain such as expensive drugs.
- it is difficult to obtain drug images for all drugs and register them as master images.
- the present invention has been made in view of such circumstances, and an object of the present invention is to provide a drug collation device, a drug collation system, a drug management method, and a program capable of collecting drug images that are candidates for a master image.
- the drug recognition device includes a drug image acquisition unit that acquires a drug image generated by imaging a drug to be collated, a first master image storage unit that stores a master image of the drug, and a drug image acquisition unit. Identification information of the drug image with respect to the collation unit that collates the drug image acquired by using the unit with the master image stored in the first master image storage unit and the drug image collated using the collation unit. It is a drug collation device including an associating unit for associating the image and a transmitting unit for transmitting the drug image and identification information associated with the associating unit to the outside.
- the drug image collated with the master image is transmitted to the outside in association with the identification information of the drug image.
- the drug image associated with the identification information can be used as a candidate for the master image.
- the drug image may include an image extracted from an image taken by a plurality of drugs.
- the drug image may include multiple images taken from multiple directions.
- the master image may include a plurality of images captured from a plurality of directions.
- the collation department may carry out an audit based on prescription information, or may carry out discrimination without using prescription information.
- the association unit may be configured to associate the identification information with the drug image determined to be undeterminable by the collation unit.
- the identification information can be associated with the drug image that cannot be determined and transmitted to the outside.
- the third aspect is the drug collation device of the second aspect, which includes an identification information input unit for inputting image identification information, and the association unit inputs the identification information of the drug image input using the identification information input unit to the drug image. It may be configured to be associated with.
- the input identification information can be associated with the drug image that cannot be determined.
- the association unit may be configured to associate the identification information indicating that the determination is impossible with the drug image determined by the collation unit to be undeterminable.
- the drug image to which the identification information indicating that the determination cannot be made is added to the drug image determined to be undeterminable can be transmitted to the outside.
- the fifth aspect is the drug collation device of any one of the second to fourth aspects, in which the first master image storage unit is the drug image determined to be undeterminable by the collation unit and the identification information associated with the drug image. May be used to update the master image.
- the master image can be updated using the drug image that cannot be determined and the identification information associated with the drug image. As a result, it is possible to collate a drug that has not been stored in the first master image storage unit so far.
- a sixth aspect is the drug collation device according to any one of the first to fifth aspects, comprising an imaging condition information acquisition unit for acquiring imaging condition information of a drug image, and an association unit imaging the drug image. It may be configured to associate condition information.
- the drug image, the identification information of the drug image, and the imaging condition information can be used.
- the seventh aspect is the drug collation device of any one of the first to sixth aspects, comprising a lighting condition information acquisition unit for acquiring the illumination condition information of the drug image, and the association unit illuminates the drug image. It may be configured to associate condition information.
- the drug image, the identification information of the drug image, and the lighting condition information can be used.
- the eighth aspect is the drug collation device of any one of the first to seventh aspects, and the transmission unit may be configured to transmit a drug image to which the identification information is not associated in the association unit to the outside.
- a drug image to which the identification information is not associated can be transmitted to the outside.
- the association unit may be configured so that the identification information is not associated with the drug image determined to be undeterminable by the collation unit.
- the non-execution of the identification information can be applied to the drug image determined to be undeterminable.
- the drug recognition system is a drug collation that collates a server device, a second master image storage unit that stores a master image, and a drug image generated by imaging a drug to be collated with the master image.
- the drug collation device includes a device, a drug image acquisition unit for acquiring a drug image, a first master image storage unit for storing a master image stored in a second master image storage unit, and a drug image acquisition unit.
- the identification information of the drug image is associated with the collation unit that collates the drug image acquired using the drug image with the master image stored in the first master image storage unit and the drug image collated using the collation unit.
- It is a drug collation system including an associating unit and a transmitting unit that transmits the drug image and identification information associated in the associating unit to the server device.
- the same items as those specified in the second to ninth aspects can be appropriately combined.
- the component responsible for the processing or function specified in the drug matching device can be grasped as the component of the drug matching system responsible for the corresponding processing or function.
- the server device uses the drug image transmitted from the transmission unit and the identification information corresponding to the drug image, and the master image stored in the second master image storage unit. May be configured to update.
- the second master image storage unit can be updated by applying the drug image associated with the identification information.
- the twelfth aspect may be a configuration in which the server device is communicably connected to the drug matching device via a network in the drug matching system of the tenth aspect or the eleventh aspect.
- a network system including a server device and a drug matching device can be configured.
- the drug management method stores a drug image acquisition step of acquiring a drug image generated by imaging a drug to be collated, a drug image acquired in the drug image acquisition step, and a master image of the drug.
- the association processing step of associating the identification information of the drug image with the drug image collated in the collation step, and the association processing step. It is a drug management method including a transmission step of transmitting an associated drug image and identification information to the outside.
- the same items as those specified in the second to ninth aspects, eleventh aspects and twelfth aspects can be appropriately combined.
- the components responsible for the processes and functions specified in the drug collation device and the drug collation system can be grasped as the components of the drug management method responsible for the corresponding processes and functions.
- a drug image acquisition function for acquiring a drug image generated by imaging a drug to be collated, a drug image acquired by using the drug image acquisition function, and a drug master image are stored in a computer.
- First master image to be stored A collation function that collates with the master image stored in the storage unit, an association processing function that associates the identification information of the drug image with the drug image collated using the collation function, and an association. It is a program that realizes a transmission function that transmits the associated drug image and identification information to the outside using a processing function.
- the same items as those specified in the 2nd to 9th, 11th and 12th aspects can be appropriately combined.
- the components responsible for the processes and functions specified in the drug collation device and the drug collation system can be grasped as the components of the program responsible for the corresponding processes and functions.
- the drug image collated with the master image is transmitted to the outside in association with the identification information of the drug image.
- the drug image associated with the identification information can be used as a candidate for the master image.
- FIG. 1 is a perspective view of the drug audit device according to the embodiment.
- FIG. 2 is a configuration diagram of a drug audit system according to an embodiment.
- FIG. 3 is a functional block diagram of the drug audit system shown in FIG.
- FIG. 4 is a functional block diagram of the information acquisition unit shown in FIG.
- FIG. 5 is a schematic view showing an arrangement example of an imaging device and a lighting device.
- FIG. 6 is a schematic view showing an arrangement example of the lighting device.
- FIG. 7 is a schematic diagram of the local database shown in FIG.
- FIG. 8 is a functional block diagram of the drug type determination unit shown in FIG.
- FIG. 9 is an explanatory diagram of drug detection.
- FIG. 10 is an explanatory diagram showing an example of setting the region of interest.
- FIG. 10 is an explanatory diagram showing an example of setting the region of interest.
- FIG. 11 is an explanatory diagram of the influence of illumination light.
- FIG. 12 is an explanatory diagram of the audit result display screen.
- FIG. 13 is an explanatory diagram of the audit result correction screen.
- FIG. 14 is a flowchart showing the procedure of the drug management method.
- FIG. 1 is a perspective view of the drug audit device according to the embodiment.
- the drug auditing device 10 shown in FIG. 1 audits a packaged drug. Specifically, the drug audit device 10 automatically determines the type and quantity of the drug and collates it with the prescription information. The drug audit device 10 notifies the audit result.
- the drug audit device 10 includes a main body 12 and a display device 14.
- the main body 12 includes an insertion port 20 and an discharge port 22.
- a packaging film in which a packaged drug is enclosed is inserted into the insertion port 20.
- a plurality of packaging films connected in a row are inserted into the insertion port 20.
- the packaged film for which the audit has been completed is discharged to the discharge port 22.
- the main body 12 includes a transport unit for transporting the packaging film from the insertion port 20 to the discharge port 22. Note that the transport section is not shown in FIG.
- the transport unit is designated by reference numeral 18 and is shown in FIG.
- the display device 14 displays various information applied to the drug audit device 10.
- the display device 14 displays an audit result display screen showing the audit result.
- a touch panel type display device is applied to the display device, and the display device is also used as an operation unit.
- the operation unit is operated by the operator when inputting various information to the drug audit device 10.
- the drug audit device 10 described in the embodiment corresponds to an example of a drug collation device.
- FIG. 2 is a configuration diagram of a drug audit system according to an embodiment.
- the server device 32 and the client system 34 are communicably connected via the network 40.
- the drug audit system 30 may include a plurality of client systems 34.
- the server device 32 manages various information related to the drug audit performed in the client system 34, and provides various information to the client system 34.
- the server device 32 may apply cloud computing.
- the client system 34 includes a drug audit device 10, a dedicated computer 50, a network interface 52, and a receipt computer 54.
- the client system 34 is communicably connected to the network 40 via the network interface 52.
- the drug audit device 10 and the receipt computer 54 are connected to the network interface 52 via the dedicated computer 50.
- the client system 34 may include a storage device such as a hard disk drive. The storage device is not shown.
- the network 40 may apply a dedicated line.
- a public network may be applied to the network 40.
- the network 40 may apply a general-purpose communication protocol.
- FIG. 3 is a functional block diagram of the drug audit system shown in FIG.
- the network 40, the dedicated computer 50, and the network interface 52 shown in FIG. 2 are not shown.
- the drug audit device 10 includes a display unit 15, an operation unit 16, and a transport unit 18.
- the drug audit device 10 includes a system control unit.
- the system control unit controls each part of the drug auditing device 10 in an integrated manner. The illustration of the system control unit is omitted.
- the display unit 15 displays various information of the drug audit device 10.
- the display unit 15 includes a display device 14 and a display control unit shown in FIG.
- the display control unit converts signals representing various information to be displayed on the display device 14 into display signals, and transmits the display signals to the display device 14.
- the display control unit is not shown.
- the operation unit 16 is also used as the display device 14 shown in FIG.
- the signal input from the operation unit 16 is converted into a signal transmitted to each unit using the system control unit.
- the system control unit transmits a signal to each unit based on the information input by using the operation unit 16.
- the transport unit 18 transports the packaging film inserted from the insertion port 20 shown in FIG. 1 to the discharge port 22.
- An imaging device and a lighting device are arranged as a transport path for the packaged film.
- the transport unit 18 includes a transport mechanism and a transport control unit.
- the transport mechanism supports and transports the packaging film.
- the transport control unit operates the transport mechanism in response to a command signal transmitted from the system control unit.
- the transport mechanism, transport control unit, and system control unit are not shown.
- the drug audit device 10 includes an information acquisition unit 60.
- the information acquisition unit 60 acquires various types of information used for drug audits.
- the various information may include a packaged film image, which is an image captured by a packaged film including a plurality of drug images, imaging condition information, lighting condition information, prescription information, and the like.
- the drug image is an image for each drug extracted from the packaged film image. The details of the information acquisition unit 60 will be described later.
- image in the present specification may include the meaning of image data or image signal representing an image.
- the drug audit device 10 includes a processing unit 61 and a local database 64.
- the processing unit 61 includes a drug type determination unit 62.
- the drug type determination unit 62 refers to the local database 64 and determines the type of drug using various information acquired by using the information acquisition unit 60.
- the drug type determination unit 62 transmits a signal indicating the determination result to the display unit 15.
- the display unit 15 causes the display device 14 to display the determination result.
- the drug type determination unit 62 transmits the packaged film image and the imaging condition information based on the drug image to the information acquisition unit 60.
- the information acquisition unit 60 receives the imaging condition information transmitted from the drug type determination unit 62. Details of the imaging condition information will be described later.
- the local database 64 stores drug master information.
- the master information includes a drug name of a drug, a master image for each drug, attribute information for each drug, and the like.
- the local database 64 can search the master image and attribute information using the drug name as an index.
- the local database 64 described in the embodiment corresponds to an example of the first master image storage unit.
- the processing unit 61 includes a determination result correction unit 66.
- the determination result correction unit 66 operates the operation unit 16 to add identification information such as a drug name input by the operator to the drug image determined to be undeterminable by the drug type determination unit 62.
- the determination result correction unit 66 may add identification information indicating that the determination is impossible to the drug image determined to be undeterminable.
- the determination result correction unit 66 may not add identification information to the drug image determined to be undeterminable.
- the determination result correction unit 66 described in the embodiment corresponds to an example of an association unit that associates the drug image with the identification information.
- the operation unit 16 described in the embodiment corresponds to an example of the identification information input unit.
- the non-addition of the identification information described in the embodiment corresponds to an example of non-implementation of the association of the identification information.
- the drug audit device 10 includes a drug information transmission unit 68.
- the drug information transmission unit 68 sets the drug image determined to be undeterminable together with the identification information such as the drug name, the imaging condition information, and the lighting condition information, and transmits the drug image to the server device 32 as the drug information.
- the drug image to which the identification information is not added is set with the imaging condition information and the lighting condition information, and is transmitted to the server device 32 as the drug information.
- the server device 32 described in the embodiment corresponds to an external example of the drug audit device 10.
- the imaging condition information includes the position information of the drug image.
- the position information of the drug image can be obtained from the packaged film image. Distortion of the captured image can be corrected by using the position information of the drug.
- the imaging condition information may include drug placement information. Examples of drug placement information include information that the drug is tilted with respect to a specified direction, information that the drug is imaged in a state of overlapping with other drugs, and the like.
- the lighting condition information may include information from which direction the drug is illuminated.
- the server device 32 includes a drug information acquisition unit 70, an image processing unit 72, and a master database 74.
- the drug information acquisition unit 70 acquires drug information transmitted from the drug information transmission unit 68 provided in the drug audit device 10.
- the server device 32 can acquire drug information from a plurality of drug audit devices 10.
- the server device 32 aggregates information about drugs having the same drug name.
- the server device 32 updates the master database 74 based on the captured image of the drug having the same drug name.
- those to which the identification information is not added and the drug images to which the identification information indicating the undeterminable can be added are added with the identification information such as the drug name in the server device 32 and are added to the master database. It can be used for updating 74.
- the server device 32 includes an image processing unit 72.
- the image processing unit 72 performs correction processing on the captured image acquired from the drug audit device 10 in consideration of the imaging condition information, the lighting condition information, and the like.
- the server device 32 can update the master database 74 using the corrected captured image.
- the image processing unit 72 can perform processing such as enlargement, reduction, and rotation on the captured image of the drug.
- the image processing unit 72 can generate a composite image obtained by synthesizing an image captured when the drug is illuminated from any one direction and an image captured when the drug is illuminated from the other direction. ..
- the captured image determined that the imaging condition information, the lighting condition information, etc. are not aligned with the other captured images may be excluded from the target of the compositing process. It is possible to exclude from the synthesis target the captured image captured in a state where the name is input incorrectly, the image is superimposed on another drug, and the captured image captured at an angle at which it is difficult to see the markings and the like.
- the server device 32 can update the master database 74 using the captured image of the drug processed by the image processing unit 72.
- the update function of the master database 74 provided in the server device 32 may be provided in the drug audit device 10. That is, the drug audit device 10 may temporarily update the local database 64 by using the imaging condition information, the lighting condition information, and the like based on the drug image determined to be undeterminable.
- the image processing unit 72 can apply the learning model.
- the learning model learns the relationship between the captured image and the name of the drug that is determined to be undecidable by the drug audit device 10, and updates the master database 74 based on the learning result.
- the server device 32 periodically updates the master database 74, and periodically delivers the updated information of the master database 74 to the drug audit device 10.
- the drug audit device 10 updates the local database 64 based on the update information of the master database 74 transmitted from the server device 32.
- the drug audit system 30 described in the embodiment corresponds to an example of a drug verification system.
- the master database 74 described in the embodiment corresponds to an example of the second master image storage unit.
- processors can be applied to the hardware of each control unit. Examples of processors include a CPU (Central Processing Unit) and a GPU (Graphics Processing Unit). The CPU executes a program and functions as various processing units.
- CPU Central Processing Unit
- GPU Graphics Processing Unit
- the GPU is a processor specialized in image processing.
- an electric circuit combining an electric circuit element such as a semiconductor element is applied.
- Each control unit includes a ROM in which a program or the like is stored and a RAM in which a work area for various operations or the like is stored.
- Two or more processors may be applied to one control unit.
- the two or more processors may be the same type of processor or different types of processors. Further, one processor may be applied to a plurality of control units.
- FIG. 4 is a functional block diagram of the information acquisition unit shown in FIG.
- the information acquisition unit 60 includes a prescription reader 100, an imaging unit 102, and an illumination unit 104.
- the prescription reader 100 acquires prescription information.
- the prescription reader 100 may apply an optical character recognition device.
- the optical character recognition device captures a prescription and converts information such as a drug name from the prescription image into a character code.
- the optical character recognition device may be expressed as OCR, which is an abbreviation for Optical Character Recognition.
- the prescription reader 100 transmits the reading information of the prescription information to the prescription information acquisition unit 110.
- the prescription information acquisition unit 110 may include a prescription information storage unit that stores prescription information.
- the imaging unit 102 includes an imaging device and an imaging control unit. Note that the imaging device is not shown in FIG.
- the image pickup apparatus is illustrated in FIG. 5 using reference numerals 150 and 152. Further, the illustration of the image pickup control unit is omitted.
- the imaging device images the drug enclosed in the packaging film and generates a packaging film image.
- the packaged film image is illustrated in FIG. 9 using reference numeral 141.
- the image pickup control unit controls the operation of the image pickup device.
- the image pickup control unit transmits the packaged film image to the image pickup image acquisition unit 112.
- the captured image acquisition unit 112 may include a packaged film image storage unit that stores the packaged film image.
- the drug enclosed in the packaging film described in the embodiment corresponds to an example of the drug to be collated.
- the captured image acquisition unit 112 described in the embodiment corresponds to an example of the drug image acquisition unit.
- the imaging condition information acquisition unit 114 acquires imaging condition information including information on the position of the drug image in the packaged film image from the drug type determination unit 62 shown in FIG.
- the imaging condition information acquisition unit 114 may include an imaging condition information storage unit that stores imaging condition information.
- the lighting unit includes a lighting device and a lighting control unit. It should be noted that the illustration of the lighting device is omitted in FIG. The lighting device is illustrated in FIG. 5 using reference numerals 160 and the like. Further, the illustration of the lighting control unit is omitted.
- the lighting device irradiates the packaging film to be imaged with illumination light.
- the lighting control unit controls the operation of the lighting device.
- the lighting control unit transmits the lighting condition information to the lighting condition information acquisition unit 116.
- the lighting condition information acquisition unit 116 acquires the lighting condition information.
- the lighting condition information acquisition unit 116 may include a lighting condition information storage unit that stores lighting condition information.
- the prescription information, the packaged film image, the imaging condition information, and the lighting condition information are transmitted to the processing unit 61 shown in FIG.
- FIG. 5 is a schematic view showing an arrangement example of an imaging device and a lighting device.
- FIG. 5 shows a state in which a plurality of packaged films 140 transported in the transport direction are sequentially imaged.
- Reference numeral X shown in FIG. 5 indicates the transport direction of the packaging film 140.
- Reference numeral Z indicates a vertically upward direction.
- the plurality of packaging films 140 are conveyed along the conveying direction using the conveying section 18 shown in FIG.
- the upper imaging device 150 and the lower imaging device 152 are arranged in the transport path of the packaging film 140.
- the upper imaging device 150 is arranged at a position where the packaging film 140 is imaged from above.
- the lower imaging device 152 is arranged at a position where the packaging film 140 is imaged from below.
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- the imaging region of the upper imaging device 150 and the lower imaging device 152 includes the entire packaging film 140.
- the imaging region of the upper imaging device 150 represents the imaging field of view of the upper imaging device 150 in which the direction of the optical axis is fixed.
- the optical axis of the upper imaging device 150 and the lower imaging device 152 are arranged at positions where the optical axes coincide with each other.
- the optical axes of the upper imaging device 150 and the lower imaging device 152 are designated by reference numerals 151 and are shown in FIG.
- FIG. 5 illustrates the first lighting device 160 and the third lighting device 164 among the four lighting devices corresponding to the upper imaging device 150.
- the lighting device corresponding to the lower imaging device 152 the fifth lighting device 170 and the seventh lighting device 174 are shown in the drawings among the four lighting devices.
- FIG. 6 is a schematic diagram showing an arrangement example of the lighting device.
- FIG. 6 is a view of FIG. 5 regarding the imaging direction of the upper imaging device 150.
- Reference numeral 144 indicates a drug to be encapsulated in the packaging film 140.
- Reference numeral Y indicates the width direction of the packaging film 140.
- the width direction of the packaging film 140 is a direction orthogonal to the conveying direction of the packaging film 140 and a direction parallel to the conveying surface of the packaging film 140.
- orthogonality in the present specification may include substantially orthogonality representing a bidirectional state in which the same effects as orthogonality can be obtained, although they actually intersect.
- parallelism can include substantial parallelism.
- the first lighting device 160, the second lighting device 162, the third lighting device 164, and the fourth lighting device 166 are arranged at equal intervals along the circumference surrounding the imaging region of the upper imaging device 150.
- the center of the circumference surrounding the imaging region is the center position 153 of the imaging region.
- the optical axis 151 of the upper imaging device 150 passes through the center position 153 of the imaging region.
- the first lighting device 160 and the third lighting device 164 are arranged symmetrically with respect to the transport direction of the packaging film 140 with the optical axis 151 of the upper imaging device 150 interposed therebetween.
- the second illuminating device 162 and the fourth illuminating device 166 are arranged symmetrically with respect to the width direction of the packaging film 140 with the optical axis 151 of the upper imaging device 150 interposed therebetween.
- the distance d 1 from the optical axis 151 of the upper imaging device 150 to the imaging surface of the first illumination device 160 is the same as the distance d 3 from the optical axis 151 of the upper imaging device 150 to the imaging surface of the third illumination device 164. ..
- the distance d 1 from the optical axis 151 of the upper imaging device 150 to the imaging surface of the first illumination device 160 is the same as the distance d 2 from the optical axis 151 of the upper imaging device 150 to the imaging surface of the second illumination device 162. Is.
- the distance d 1 from the optical axis 151 of the upper imaging device 150 to the imaging surface of the first illumination device 160 is the same as the distance d 4 from the optical axis 151 of the upper imaging device 150 to the imaging surface of the fourth illumination device 166. Is.
- the fifth lighting device 170, the sixth lighting device 172, the seventh lighting device 174, and the eighth lighting device 176, respectively, are the first lighting device 160, the second lighting device 162, the third lighting device 164, and the fourth lighting device 166. It is placed at the position corresponding to.
- the first lighting device 160 or the like may be configured by arranging a plurality of light emitting elements in the width direction of the packaging film 140 over a length corresponding to the total length of the packaging film 140.
- the second lighting device 162 or the like may be configured by arranging a plurality of light emitting elements in the transport direction of the packaging film 140 over a length corresponding to the total length of the packaging film 140.
- An example of a light emitting element is an LED (Light Emitting Diode).
- the first lighting device 160 and the like are individually controlled using the lighting control unit.
- the first lighting device 160 and the like can individually control the amount of light and on / off.
- the first lighting device 160 and the like are controlled according to the imaging timing of the upper imaging device 150.
- the fifth lighting device 170 and the like are controlled according to the imaging timing of the lower imaging device 152 and the like.
- FIG. 7 is a schematic diagram of the local database shown in FIG.
- the local database 64 stores the drug name 180, the attribute information 182, and the master image 184 for each drug.
- the master image 184 includes a front surface image 186 and a back surface image 188.
- the drug name 180 and the attribute information 182 can be applied as the identification information.
- the attribute information 182 may be applied with a drug code, drug type, shape, size, color, engraving, printing, and the like.
- an arbitrary character string is shown as an example of a drug name and a drug code.
- the surface image 186 is an image generated by imaging the surface of the drug.
- the back surface image 188 is an image generated by imaging the back surface of the drug.
- the surface on which the drug is engraved, the surface on which the drug is printed, or the like can be used as the surface.
- the front and back surfaces are determined based on the specified conditions.
- FIG. 8 is a functional block diagram of the drug type determination unit shown in FIG.
- the drug type determination unit 62 includes a drug detection unit 190, an area of interest setting unit 192, a template generation unit 194, and a collation unit 196.
- the drug detection unit 190 identifies the region of the drug image, which is an image for each drug, from the packaged film image, which is the entire image of the packaged film 140, and specifies the position of the drug image. As the position information, the coordinate values of the two-dimensional coordinates set in the imaging region of the upper imaging device 150 and the imaging region of the lower imaging device 152 can be applied.
- the drug detection unit 190 may perform image processing such as enlargement / reduction rotation and brightness adjustment on the drug image based on the master image 184.
- the packaged film image is illustrated with reference numeral 141 in FIG.
- the drug image is illustrated with reference numeral 200 in FIG.
- the region of interest setting unit 192 sets the region of interest for the drug image. Areas of interest include features in drug images. The region of interest setting unit 192 calculates the distance from the center position in the packaged film image for each drug image.
- the region of interest setting unit 192 sets the shape of the region of interest for each drug image according to the distance from the center position in the packaged film image for each drug image. As the center position in the packaged film image, the center position 153 of the imaging region shown in FIG. 6 is applied. The center position of each drug image in the packaged film image is illustrated with reference numeral 204 in FIG.
- the template generation unit 194 generates a template for the master image 184 according to the shape of the region of interest for each drug image.
- the template generation unit 194 sets the position of the template in the master image 184 according to the distance from the center position in the packaged film image for each drug image.
- the template contains the characteristics of the drug in the master image 184.
- the collation unit 196 collates the region of interest in the drug image with the template of the master image 184 for each drug image.
- the collation unit 196 performs an alignment process between the region of interest and the template.
- the collation unit 196 may perform processing such as enlargement / reduction and rotation on at least one of the region of interest and the template during the alignment processing. When image processing is performed on the drug image, it is not necessary to perform enlargement processing or the like at the time of alignment processing.
- the collation unit 196 collates all the drug images included in the packaged film image.
- the collation unit 196 compares the drug image with the master image 184.
- the collation unit 196 mainly compares the region of interest of the drug image with the template of the master image 184, and determines whether or not the two match.
- the collation unit 196 transmits the collation result to the determination result correction unit 66 shown in FIG.
- the drug type determination unit 62 collates the packaged film image acquired from the upper imaging device 150 and the packaged film image acquired from the lower imaging device 152 shown in FIG.
- FIG. 9 is an explanatory diagram of drug detection.
- the drug detection unit 190 shown in FIG. 8 sets a frame 202 surrounding the entire drug image 200 with respect to the packaged film image 141 shown in FIG. 9 based on the edge detection result of the drug image 200, and sets the center of the frame 202.
- the position is set as the center position 204 of the drug image 200.
- Reference numeral 206 indicates the center position of the packaged film image 141.
- the drug detection unit 190 may remove low-frequency components from the packaged film image 141 to emphasize printing and engraving of the drug.
- the drug detection unit 190 may extract color information from the packaged film image 141 and set a frame 202 for the packaged film image 141 by using the color information.
- FIG. 10 is an explanatory diagram showing an example of setting an area of interest.
- FIG. 10 is a schematic view of the packaged film image 141.
- FIG. 10 shows a two-dimensional coordinate system in which the center position 206 of the packaged film image 141 is the origin, the transport direction of the packaged film 140 is the X direction, and the width direction of the packaged film 140 is the Y direction.
- the distance from the center position 206 of the packaged film image 141 is equal to or less than the threshold value TH.
- a region of interest 220 having a shape similar to the planar shape of the drug image 210 is set. That is, the drug image 210 is set with a circular region of interest 220.
- the distance from the center position 206 of the packaged film image 141 exceeds the threshold value TH.
- the drug image 212 is set with a rectangular area of interest 222
- the drug image 214 is set with a rectangular area of interest 224 that is smaller than the area of interest 222.
- Reference numeral 212A indicates a region corresponding to the side surface of the drug in the drug image 212. The same applies to reference numeral 214A.
- the region of interest 220 or the like When the region of interest 222 or the like is fixed in the same manner as the region of interest 220, the region of interest 220 or the like includes a region in which distortion occurs and a region unnecessary for collation. This can lead to errors when matching a template based on a master image with no distortion and no sides to the region of interest.
- the shape and size of the region of interest 222 and the like are set according to the distance from the center position 206 of the packaged film image 141.
- FIG. 11 is an explanatory diagram of the influence of the illumination light.
- FIG. 11 schematically illustrates a cross section of the drug 240.
- the arrow line with the reference numeral 250 represents the illumination light.
- the drug 240 has a constant thickness and has a three-dimensional structure with a curved surface.
- the illumination light 250 is incident on the marking 242 of the drug 240 from almost directly above. Almost no shadow is formed on the engraved 242. On the other hand, in the marking 244 and the marking 246, the illumination light 250 is incident from an oblique direction. Shadows are formed on the markings 244 and 246.
- the images of the markings 244 and 246 are clear, while the images of the markings 242 are blurred. Collation using a drug image in which the engraved 242 is blurred may cause a collation error due to a mismatch of the engraved 242.
- the region of interest for the drug image, it is possible to set the region of interest that does not include the region that can be affected by the illumination light 250, such as blurring in the image such as the engraved 242.
- the drug image 200 shown in FIG. 9 can use the illumination condition information when setting the region of interest 220 and the like shown in FIG. Even if the drug is imaged at the same position, the shadow state may differ depending on the color and shape of the drug.
- the drug detection unit 190 shown in FIG. 8 can set a region of interest 220 or the like suitable for collation with the template of the master image 184 by using the illumination condition information such as the type of illumination light and the amount of illumination light.
- FIG. 12 is an explanatory diagram of the audit result display screen.
- the drug audit device 10 displays the audit result using the display device 14.
- the audit result 304 in the form of a list in which the drug images 312 are arranged with respect to the master image 311 for each packaging film 140 is displayed in the audit result area 302.
- the completion button 306, the save button 307, and the menu button 308 are displayed.
- the completion button 306 is operated, the drug audit device 10 terminates the audit result display screen 300.
- the drug audit device 10 saves the audit result.
- the menu button 308 is operated, the drug audit device 10 displays the menu screen using the display device 14.
- the audit result 304 includes a master image display field 310 for displaying the master image 311.
- the master image display field 310 the front surface image 311A of the master image 311 and the back surface image 311B of the master image 311 are displayed.
- the front surface image 311A and the back surface image 311B correspond to the front surface image 186 and the back surface image 188 shown in FIG. 7, respectively.
- the audit result 304 includes a drug image display field 316 for displaying the drug image 312.
- the drug image display column 316 the front surface image 312A of the drug image 312 and the back surface image 312B of the drug image 312 are displayed.
- the drug image 312 is displayed facing the master image 311.
- the drug image 312 corresponds to the drug image 200 shown in FIG.
- the audit result 304 includes the undeterminable drug display column 314 that displays the drug image 313 of the drug determined to be undeterminable.
- the drug image display field 316 is blank.
- Reference numeral 316A indicates a blank drug image display field 316.
- the drug image 313 determined to be undeterminable may occur due to the non-registration of the master image 311 in the local database 64 shown in FIG.
- the drug image 313 determined to be undeterminable may be generated due to a failure in collation between the drug image 313 and the master image 311 due to the influence of the imaging condition information, the lighting condition information, and the like.
- the drug audit device 10 can display the audit result correction screen using the display device 14.
- the operator can correct the audit result by using the audit result correction screen.
- identification information such as a drug name is added to the drug image 313 of the drug determined to be undeterminable.
- FIG. 13 is an explanatory diagram of the audit result correction screen.
- the audit result correction screen 340 includes a drug image display area 342, a character information display area 344, a drug name input button 346, and an OK button 348.
- the drug image 313 determined to be undeterminable is displayed.
- the front surface image 313A and the back surface image 313B are displayed as the drug image 313.
- character information display area 344 character information indicating that the drug name is unknown is displayed.
- the drug name input button 346 is operated when inputting the drug name corresponding to the drug image 313 displayed in the drug image display area 342.
- the operator can input identification information such as a drug name by using the operation unit 16 shown in FIG.
- the OK button 348 is operated when the drug name corresponding to the drug image 313 is not input.
- the drug audit device 10 ends the display of the audit result correction screen 340.
- the revised audit result is added with the imaging condition information of the drug image 313 and the lighting condition information of the drug image 313, and is sent to the server device 32 via the drug information transmission unit 68 shown in FIG.
- FIG. 14 is a flowchart showing the procedure of the drug management method.
- the prescription information acquisition unit 110 shown in FIG. 4 acquires prescription information.
- the process proceeds to the captured image acquisition step S12.
- the captured image acquisition unit 112 shown in FIG. 4 acquires the packaged film image 141 shown in FIG.
- the process proceeds to the imaging condition information acquisition step S14.
- the captured image acquisition step S12 described in the embodiment corresponds to an example of the drug image acquisition step.
- the imaging condition information acquisition unit 114 acquires the imaging condition information.
- the imaging condition information includes information on the distance from the center position 206 of the packaged film image 141 for each drug image 200. After the imaging condition information acquisition step S14, the process proceeds to the lighting condition information acquisition step S16.
- the lighting condition information acquisition unit 116 acquires the lighting condition information from the lighting unit 104. After the lighting condition information acquisition step S16, the process proceeds to the audit step S18.
- the lighting condition information acquisition step S16 may be performed before the imaging condition information acquisition step S14, or may be performed in parallel with the imaging condition information acquisition step S14.
- the drug type determination unit 62 shown in FIG. 3 conducts an audit.
- the process proceeds to the audit result display process S20.
- the drug audit device 10 displays the audit result using the display device 14.
- the process proceeds to the determination result correction determination step S22.
- the audit process S18 described in the embodiment corresponds to an example of the collation process.
- the determination result correction unit 66 determines whether or not to implement the modification for the drug determined to be undeterminable. In the determination result correction determination step S22, when the determination result correction unit 66 determines that the determination result is not corrected, a No determination is made. In the case of No determination, the prescribed termination process is performed, and the drug audit device 10 terminates the drug management method.
- the determination result correction determination step S22 when it is determined that the determination result correction unit 66 corrects the determination result, a Yes determination is made. In the case of Yes determination, the process proceeds to the determination result correction step S24.
- the determination result correction unit 66 adds identification information such as a drug name to the drug image 313 determined to be undecidable.
- the determination result correction step S24 may carry out a determination result correction storage step of storing the corrected determination result. After the determination result correction step S24, the process proceeds to the transmission step S26.
- the determination result correction step S24 described in the embodiment corresponds to an example of the association processing step.
- the drug information transmission unit 68 includes the drug image 313 determined to be undeterminable as shown in FIG. 13, the identification information of the drug image 313 added to the drug image 313, the imaging condition information of the drug image 313, and the drug image.
- the lighting condition information of 313 is transmitted to the server device 32 as a set.
- the determination result correction unit 66 does not add the identification information to the drug image determined to be undeterminable, and in the transmission step S26, the drug information transmission unit 68 uses the drug.
- the image is transmitted to the server device 32.
- the determination result correction unit 66 may add identification information indicating that the determination is impossible to the drug image determined to be undeterminable.
- the drug information transmission unit 68 transmits the drug image to which the identification information indicating that the determination cannot be made is added to the server device 32.
- a program can be configured to realize the functions of each part of the drug auditing apparatus 10 according to the embodiment and the functions of each process of the drug management method on a computer.
- the computer has an information acquisition function corresponding to the information acquisition unit 60, a drug type determination function corresponding to the drug type determination unit 62, a determination result correction function corresponding to the determination result correction unit 66, and a drug corresponding to the drug information transmission unit.
- a program that realizes the transmission function can be configured.
- the information acquisition function described in the embodiment corresponds to an example of the drug image acquisition function.
- the drug type determination function described in the embodiment corresponds to an example of the collation function.
- the determination result correction function described in the embodiment corresponds to an example of the association processing function.
- the determination result correction unit 66 adds identification information including the drug name to the drug image 313 determined to be undeterminable.
- the drug information transmission unit 68 transmits the drug image 313 and the drug name as a set to the server device 32. As a result, the server device 32 can update the master database 74 using the drug image 313 and the drug name.
- the drug information transmission unit 68 further adds imaging condition information to the drug image 313, and transmits the drug image 313, the drug name, and the imaging condition information as a set to the server device 32.
- the server device 32 can correct the drug image 313 by using the imaging condition information and the like.
- the drug information transmission unit 68 further adds lighting condition information to the drug image 313, and transmits the drug image 313, the drug name, and the lighting condition information as a set to the server device 32.
- the server device 32 can correct the drug image 313 by using the lighting condition information and the like.
- the server device 32 Based on the update of the master database 74, the server device 32 periodically transmits the update information to the local database 64 of the client system 34. As a result, it is expected that the accuracy of auditing in the drug auditing apparatus 10 included in the client system 34 will be improved.
- the drug audit device 10 updates the local database 64 with the drug image 313 and the drug name. As a result, the possibility that the judgment cannot be made can be reduced, and the accuracy of the audit is expected to be improved.
- the drug audit based on the prescription information is illustrated, but the drug audit device 10 and the drug management method according to the present embodiment are used for discrimination to determine the type of the target drug without using the prescription information. Can be applied.
- the constituent requirements can be appropriately changed, added, or deleted without departing from the gist of the present invention.
- the present invention is not limited to the embodiments described above, and many modifications can be made by a person having ordinary knowledge in the art within the technical idea of the present invention.
- Drug audit device 12
- Main unit 14
- Display device 16
- Operation unit 18
- Transport unit 20
- Insertion port 22
- Discharge port 30
- Drug audit system 32
- Server device 34
- Client system 40
- Network 50
- Dedicated computer 52
- Network interface 54
- Receipt computer 60
- Information acquisition unit 61
- Processing unit 62
- Drug type judgment unit 64
- Local database 66
- Judgment result correction unit 68
- Drug information transmission unit 70
- Drug information acquisition unit 72
- Image processing unit 74
- Master database 100
- Prescription reader 102
- Imaging unit 104
- Imaging image acquisition unit 114
- Imaging Condition information acquisition unit 116
- Lighting condition information acquisition unit 140
- Packaged film 141
- Packaged film image 150
- Upper image pickup device 152
- Lower image pickup device 153
- Center position of imaging area 160
- First lighting device 162
- Second lighting device 164
- Third lighting device 166
- Lighting device 170 5th lighting device 172 6th lighting device
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図1は実施形態に係る薬剤監査装置の斜視図である。図1に示す薬剤監査装置10は、一包化された薬剤に対して監査を実施する。具体的には、薬剤監査装置10は、薬剤の種類及び数量等を自動判定し、処方箋情報と照合する。薬剤監査装置10は、監査結果を報知する。
図2は実施形態に係る薬剤監査システムの構成図である。図2に示す薬剤監査システム30は、サーバ装置32及びクライアントシステム34がネットワーク40を介して通信可能に接続される。薬剤監査システム30は、複数のクライアントシステム34を含み得る。
〔情報取得部〕
図4は図3に示す情報取得部の機能ブロック図である。情報取得部60は、処方箋リーダ100、撮像部102及び照明部104を備える。処方箋リーダ100は、処方箋情報を取得する。処方箋リーダ100は光学文字認識装置を適用し得る。光学文字認識装置は、処方箋を撮像し、処方箋画像から薬剤名等の情報を文字コードへ変換する。光学文字認識装置は、Optical Character Recognitionの省略語であるOCRと表される場合がある。
図5は撮像装置及び照明装置の配置例を示す模式図である。図5は、搬送方向について搬送される複数の分包フィルム140を順に撮像する状態を示す。図5に示す符号Xは分包フィルム140の搬送方向を示す。符号Zは鉛直上方向を示す。
図7は図3に示すローカルデータベースの模式図である。ローカルデータベース64は、薬剤ごとに、薬剤名称180、属性情報182及びマスタ画像184が記憶される。マスタ画像184は、表面画像186及び裏面画像188が含まれる。
図8は図3に示す薬剤種別判定部の機能ブロック図である。薬剤種別判定部62は、薬剤検出部190、関心領域設定部192、テンプレート生成部194及び照合部196を備える。
図9に示す薬剤画像200は、図10に示す関心領域220等を設定する際に、照明条件情報を利用し得る。同じ位置において撮像された薬剤であっても、薬剤の色及び形状等に応じて影の状態が相違し得る。図8に示す薬剤検出部190は、照明光の種類及び照明光の光量等の照明条件情報を利用し、マスタ画像184のテンプレートとの照合に適した関心領域220等を設定し得る。
図12は監査結果表示画面の説明図である。薬剤監査装置10は表示装置14を用いて監査結果を表示する。監査結果表示画面300では、分包フィルム140ごとに、マスタ画像311に対して薬剤画像312が並べられる一覧表形式の監査結果304が、監査結果領域302に表示される。
図13は監査結果修正画面の説明図である。監査結果修正画面340は、薬剤画像表示領域342、文字情報表示領域344、薬剤名称入力ボタン346及びオーケーボタン348が含まれる。
図14は薬剤管理方法の手順を示すフローチャートである。処方箋情報取得工程S10では、図4に示す処方箋情報取得部110は処方箋情報を取得する。処方箋情報取得工程S10の後に撮像画像取得工程S12へ進む。
実施形態に係る薬剤監査装置10における各部の機能及び薬剤管理方法の各工程の機能をコンピュータに実現させるプログラムを構成し得る。例えば、コンピュータに、情報取得部60に対応する情報取得機能、薬剤種別判定部62に対応する薬剤種別判定機能、判定結果修正部66に対応する判定結果修正機能及び薬剤情報送信部に対応する薬剤送信機能を実現させるプログラムを構成し得る。
実施形態に係る薬剤監査装置10、薬剤監査システム30及び薬剤管理方法は、以下の作用効果を得ることが可能である。
判定結果修正部66は、判定不能と判定された薬剤画像313に対して、薬剤名称を含む識別情報を付加する。薬剤情報送信部68は、薬剤画像313と薬剤名称とをセットにしてサーバ装置32へ送信する。これにより、サーバ装置32は、薬剤画像313及び薬剤名称を用いてマスタデータベース74を更新し得る。
薬剤情報送信部68は、薬剤画像313に対して更に撮像条件情報を付加し、薬剤画像313、薬剤名称及び撮像条件情報をセットにしてサーバ装置32へ送信する。これにより、サーバ装置32は、撮像条件情報等を用いて薬剤画像313を補正し得る。
薬剤情報送信部68は、薬剤画像313に対して更に照明条件情報を付加し、薬剤画像313、薬剤名称及び照明条件情報をセットにしてサーバ装置32へ送信する。これにより、サーバ装置32は、照明条件情報等を用いて薬剤画像313を補正し得る。
サーバ装置32は、マスタデータベース74の更新に基づき、定期的にクライアントシステム34のローカルデータベース64へ更新情報を送信する。これにより、クライアントシステム34に含まれる薬剤監査装置10における監査の精度向上が見込まれる。
薬剤監査装置10は、薬剤画像313及び薬剤名称を用いてローカルデータベース64を更新する。これにより、判定不能となる可能性を下げることができ、監査の精度向上が見込まれる。
12 本体
14 表示装置
16 操作部
18 搬送部
20 挿入口
22 排出口
30 薬剤監査システム
32 サーバ装置
34 クライアントシステム
40 ネットワーク
50 専用コンピュータ
52 ネットワークインターフェース
54 レセプトコンピュータ
60 情報取得部
61 処理部
62 薬剤種別判定部
64 ローカルデータベース
66 判定結果修正部
68 薬剤情報送信部
70 薬剤情報取得部
72 画像処理部
74 マスタデータベース
100 処方箋リーダ
102 撮像部
104 照明部
110 処方箋情報取得部
112 撮像画像取得部
114 撮像条件情報取得部
116 照明条件情報取得部
140 分包フィルム
141 分包フィルム画像
150 上部撮像装置
152 下部撮像装置
153 撮像領域の中心位置
160 第一照明装置
162 第二照明装置
164 第三照明装置
166 第四照明装置
170 第五照明装置
172 第六照明装置
174 第七照明装置
176 第八照明装置
180 薬剤名称
182 属性情報
184 マスタ画像
186 マスタ画像の表面画像
188 マスタ画像の裏面画像
190 薬剤検出部
192 関心領域設定部
194 テンプレート生成部
196 照合部
200 薬剤画像
202 枠
204 薬剤画像の中心位置
206 分包フィルム画像の中心位置
210 薬剤画像
212 薬剤画像
212A 側面
214 薬剤画像
214A 側面
220 関心領域
222 関心領域
224 関心領域
240 薬剤
250 照明光
300 検査結果表示画面
302 監査結果領域
306 完了ボタン
307 保存ボタン
308 メニューボタン
310 マスタ画像表示欄
311 マスタ画像
311A マスタ画像の表面画像
311B マスタ画像の裏面画像
313 薬剤画像
313A 薬剤画像の表面画像
313B 薬剤画像の裏面画像
314 判定不能薬剤表示欄
316 薬剤画像表示欄
316A 空欄の薬剤画像表示欄
340 監査結果修正画面
342 薬剤画像表示領域
344 文字情報表示領域
346 薬剤名称入力ボタン
348 オーケーボタン
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- 照合対象の薬剤を撮像して生成された薬剤画像を取得する薬剤画像取得部と、
薬剤のマスタ画像を記憶する第一マスタ画像記憶部と、
薬剤画像取得部を用いて取得した前記薬剤画像と、前記第一マスタ画像記憶部に記憶される前記マスタ画像とを照合する照合部と、
前記照合部を用いて照合がされた前記薬剤画像に対して、前記薬剤画像の識別情報を関連付けする関連付け部と、
前記関連付け部において関連付けがされた前記薬剤画像と前記識別情報とを外部へ送信する送信部と、
を備えた薬剤照合装置。 - 前記関連付け部は、前記照合部において判定不能と判定された薬剤画像に対して、前記識別情報を関連付けする請求項1に記載の薬剤照合装置。
- 薬剤画像の識別情報を入力する識別情報入力部を備え、
前記関連付け部は、前記識別情報入力部を用いて入力された薬剤画像の識別情報を前記薬剤画像に関連付けする請求項2に記載の薬剤照合装置。 - 前記関連付け部は、前記照合部において判定不能と判定された薬剤画像に対して、判定不能を表す前記識別情報を関連付けする請求項2に記載の薬剤照合装置。
- 前記第一マスタ画像記憶部は、前記照合部において判定不能と判定された薬剤画像及び前記薬剤画像に関連付けされた前記識別情報を用いて、前記マスタ画像を更新する請求項2から4のいずれか一項に記載の薬剤照合装置。
- 前記薬剤画像の撮像条件情報を取得する撮像条件情報取得部を備え、
前記関連付け部は、前記薬剤画像に対して前記撮像条件情報を関連付けする請求項1から5のいずれか一項に記載の薬剤照合装置。 - 前記薬剤画像の照明条件情報を取得する照明条件情報取得部を備え、
前記関連付け部は、前記薬剤画像に対して前記照明条件情報を関連付けする請求項1から6のいずれか一項に記載の薬剤照合装置。 - 前記送信部は、前記関連付け部において前記識別情報が関連付けされていない前記薬剤画像を外部へ送信する請求項1から7のいずれか一項に記載の薬剤照合装置。
- 前記関連付け部は、前記照合部において判定不能と判定された薬剤画像に対して、前記識別情報の関連付けを非実施とする請求項8に記載の薬剤照合装置。
- サーバ装置と、
マスタ画像が記憶される第二マスタ画像記憶部と、
照合対象の薬剤を撮像して生成された薬剤画像と前記マスタ画像とを照合する薬剤照合装置と、
を備え、
前記薬剤照合装置は、
前記薬剤画像を取得する薬剤画像取得部と、
前記第二マスタ画像記憶部に記憶される前記マスタ画像を記憶する第一マスタ画像記憶部と、
薬剤画像取得部を用いて取得した前記薬剤画像と、前記第一マスタ画像記憶部に記憶される前記マスタ画像とを照合する照合部と、
前記照合部を用いて照合がされた前記薬剤画像に対して、前記薬剤画像の識別情報を関連付けする関連付け部と、
前記関連付け部において関連付けがされた前記薬剤画像と前記識別情報とを前記サーバ装置へ送信する送信部と、
を備えた薬剤照合システム。 - 前記サーバ装置は、前記送信部から送信される前記薬剤画像及び前記薬剤画像に対応する前記識別情報を用いて、前記第二マスタ画像記憶部に記憶される前記マスタ画像を更新する請求項10に記載の薬剤照合システム。
- 前記サーバ装置は、ネットワークを介して前記薬剤照合装置と通信可能に接続される請求項10又は11に記載の薬剤照合システム。
- 照合対象の薬剤を撮像して生成された薬剤画像を取得する薬剤画像取得工程と、
薬剤画像取得工程において取得した前記薬剤画像と、薬剤のマスタ画像を記憶する第一マスタ画像記憶部に記憶される前記マスタ画像とを照合する照合工程と、
前記照合工程において照合がされた前記薬剤画像に対して、前記薬剤画像の識別情報を関連付けする関連付け処理工程と、
前記関連付け処理工程において関連付けがされた前記薬剤画像と前記識別情報とを外部へ送信する送信工程と、
を含む薬剤管理方法。 - コンピュータに、
照合対象の薬剤を撮像して生成された薬剤画像を取得する薬剤画像取得機能、
薬剤画像取得機能を用いて取得した前記薬剤画像と、薬剤のマスタ画像を記憶する第一マスタ画像記憶部に記憶される前記マスタ画像とを照合する照合機能、
前記照合機能を用いて照合がされた前記薬剤画像に対して、前記薬剤画像の識別情報を関連付けする関連付け処理機能、及び
前記関連付け処理機能を用いて関連付けがされた前記薬剤画像と前記識別情報とを外部へ送信する送信機能を実現させるプログラム。 - 非一時的かつコンピュータ読取可能な記録媒体であって、前記記録媒体に格納された指令がコンピュータによって読み取られた場合に請求項14に記載のプログラムをコンピュータに実行させる記録媒体。
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