OpenMRS


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OpenMRS® is a community-developed, open-source, enterprise electronic medical record system framework intended to aid resource-constrained healthcare environments. You are welcome to come participate in our community, whether by implementing our software, or contributing your efforts to our mission!
 

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» 17-May OpenMRS Forum: Re: cannot subscribe to the mailing lists
» 17-May Developer ML: HL7 messages, and trusting the sender
» 17-May Developer ML: HL7 messages, and trusting the sender
» 17-May Developer ML: HL7 messages, and trusting the sender
» 17-May Developer ML: HL7 messages, and trusting the sender

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» 14-May Robby O'Connor: Bus Factor in Open Source Software Development
» 11-May Kevin Peters: Getting Familiar with BIRT ODA
» 10-May Ben Wolfe: Keeping up with the Bollini?s
» 8-May Nyoman Ribeka: Patient Matching, The Second Step
» 6-May Robby O'Connor: Posting code made easier (for everybody else reading your blog!)

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» 16-May OpenMRS Changesets: Changeset [4241]: Fixing #754 - Old Identifier Numbers Show When Creating a New Patient
» 16-May OpenMRS Changesets: Changeset [4240]: api-refactoring: Re-refactoring some of the api services
» 16-May OpenMRS Changesets: Changeset [4239]: complex_obs branch: Attempting to register ComplexObsHandlers with  ?

13-May — News Blog: 2008 OpenMRS Implementers Meeting
OpenMRS Implementers Meeting - 17-20 June 2008 ? Elangeni Hotel, Durban, South Africa. On behalf of the OpenMRS community and our funders, the Canadian International Development Research Centre (IDRC), the Rockefeller Foundation, the World Health Organization, the Fogarty International Centre, National Institutes of Health, USA, and the South African Medical Research Council we invite you to the OpenMRS Implementers Meeting from 17-20 June 2008 at the Elangeni Hotel, Durban, South Africa.
 
12-May — News Blog: OpenMRS 1.3.0 RC1 Released
OpenMRS 1.3.0 Release Candidate 1 has been released. This release adds a number of new features and a few bug fixes. See the the release notes for more information. Before this is turned into an official release there will be some changes and clean up to the underlying API. It can be downloaded from http://download.openmrs.org.
 
10-Apr — News Blog: OpenMRS at MySQL Conference next week (April 14 - 17)
Several OpenMRS developers will be attending the MySQL Conference & Expo in Santa Clara from April 14-17, 2008. Ben and Justin will be manning an OpenMRS booth at the DotOrg Pavilion of the exhibition hall. For more information on the MySQL conference please check out the conference website (http://mysqlconf.com/). We?re excited to be sharing the DotOrg Pavilion with several other prominent open source projects (http://en.oreilly.com/mysql2008/public/content/exhibitors) and we?ll be attending some of the following sessions (http://en.oreilly.com/mysql2008/public/schedule/grid) to learn how we might use MySQL more effectively. If you?re interested in attending, please check out the conference website. We have one extra session pass, so if you?d like to man the booth with us, please email justin@openmrs.org. Otherwise, we?d love to see any and all of you in Santa Clara.
 
10-Apr — News Blog: OpenMRS 1.2.02 Released
OpenMRS 1.2.02 has been released. This release fixes a minor bug that was included in the 1.2.01 release. It can be downloaded from http://download.openmrs.org. See the the release notes for more information.
 
8-Apr — News Blog: OpenMRS 1.2.01 Released
OpenMRS 1.2.01 has been released. This version includes the ability to create a person from the relationship selection interface, grouping of observations within hierarchies, improved error output, enhance logging control within modules, and many other bug fixes. See the release notes for more details.