OpenMRS is an open source medical records system or EMR with a global community.
We are so thankful to all of you who took time to test out 1.11.0-alpha that we released earlier on, November 26, 2014. We are now announcing the release of 1.11.0-beta which is comprising of some few bug fixes and a bundled web-service module (new v 2.8 -released). Still we have been successful in resolving all issues and now
We are so thankful to all of you who took time to test out 1.11.0-alpha that we released earlier on, November 26, 2014. We are now announcing the release of 1.11.0-beta which is comprising of some few bug fixes and a bundled web-service module (new v 2.8 -released). Still we have been successful in resolving all issues and now
I’m so indescribably glad to announce that; today we have released the grand OpenMRS Platform 1.11.0-alpha and therefore you can now download it from here. In it we have enveloped a large number of bug fixes from the previous releases and lots of new non-ignorable must go with features. Just imagine that for over 26 months
OpenMRS 1.10.1 has just been released. The release mainly contains a re-work of the order entry API and some bug fixes. A huge thanks to the people that contributed code to this release: Daniel Kayiwa, Darius Jazayeri, Deepak N, Paweł Muchowski, Radoslaw Puzdrowski, Rafal Korytkowski, Rohan Poddar, Vinay Venu, Wyclif Luyima. Not to mention all the
Friends, The OpenMRS community has long recognized that in many of the countries where our software is used, the public health system is weak. Over the past several months, the world has been faced with the consequences of this weakness in West Africa, as nations struggle to contain the deadly Ebola virus. Without more effective
In 2006, a small group of OpenMRS implementers gathered outside Cape Town, South Africa, to share some of their early work using the platform to improve health care delivery in their respective countries. Since then, groups of implementers have hosted the community in other places around the world, including Rwanda, Philippines, and Kenya. These face-to-face
OpenMRS 1.10.0 has just been released. The release mainly contains a re-work of the order entry API and some bug fixes. A huge thanks to the 25+ people that contributed code to this release: Ak, Alexis Cartier, Andras Szell, Bharti Nagpal, Damian Szafranek, Daniel Kayiwa, Darius Jazayeri, Deepak N, Harsha Kumara, Gitahi Ng’ang’a, Jakub Kondrat,
OpenMRS 1.9.8 has just been released. It is a maintenance release focused on bug fixes. In addition we made it easier for modules to support OpenMRS versions with incompatible API changes (read more here). For download instructions and details, have a look at the release notes page. Thank you to all contributors! Rafał Korytkowski On behalf of the OpenMRS community
Friday, 11 April 2014 If you’ve followed the news from this past week, you may have heard about the “Heartbleed” security issue that’s affected a large part of the Internet. I wanted to take a few moments to update you about what we’ve done to recover from this issue and protect the data of contributors
Our community is excited to announce OpenMRS 2. This is quite a milestone for us, and we’d like to explain what it means: We’re more than just a platform. OpenMRS 2 brings a new focus to OpenMRS. Instead of just releasing a generic enterprise-grade platform and leaving it up to each implementation to configure, OpenMRS
