Yoshiaki Ishimaru

Title: Yoshiaki Ishimaru and Drug Traceability Innovation.

Introduction

Yoshiaki Ishimaru is an inventor associated with Ashigarakami, Japan, and Fujifilm Medical Co., Ltd. His work includes a patent for a system designed to improve the traceability of packaged drugs.

Latest Patents

The supplied information identifies one patent for Ishimaru: “Drug management system, cloud server, drug packaging apparatus, drug package auditing apparatus, packaging bag, and drug management method.” The invention uses unique identification information for each drug package. A numbering server issues the identifier, and a label printer places it on a label attached to the packaging bag.

The dispensing pharmacy uploads information about the packaged drugs to a cloud server, linking that information to the package’s unique identifier. The server centrally manages the records, allowing the packaged drugs to be traced through inquiries based on the identifier printed on the bag.

Career Highlights

Ishimaru’s listed patent focuses on connecting drug packaging with centralized digital records. By associating package-level identifiers with drug information, the system is intended to support traceability across the handling of packaged medicines.

Collaborations

The supplied information lists Masanobu Takashima and Tetsuya Takamori as Ishimaru’s coworkers. It does not specify their roles in the patent or the invention.

Conclusion

Yoshiaki Ishimaru’s listed invention combines unique package identification, pharmacy records, and cloud-based management to support the traceability of packaged drugs.