OpenMRS is an open source medical records system or EMR with a global community.
OpenMRS is delighted to announce Mpango Jonathan (@jmpango) as the Volunteer of the Month for March 2018! Mpango has served many roles in the OpenMRS community, serving on the planning committee for 2017’s OpenMRS Implementer’s Conference in Malawi and playing a large role in OpenMRS’s implementation and community in Uganda. Mpango is known for going
Global OpenMRS Community Met in Malawi for their Annual Implementers’ Conference “eHealth to promote evidence based health service delivery and interoperability” One hundred seventy five members of the worldwide OpenMRS community–representing 20 countries–met in Malawi this past December for the 2017 OpenMRS Implementers’ Conference. This event was the second consecutive year a national government sponsored
[metaslider id=”4319″] The Institute of Human Virology in Nigeria is launching OpenMRS Real-time Point of Care at University of Abuja Teaching Hospital (UATH) today. The facility is now officially paperless fully run by clinic staff, well trained on OpenMRS application. Way to go IHV Nigeria and OpenMRS community! Read more about IHV Nigeria on their
[metaslider id=”4319″] The Institute of Human Virology in Nigeria is launching OpenMRS Real-time Point of Care at University of Abuja Teaching Hospital (UATH) today. The facility is now officially paperless fully run by clinic staff, well trained on OpenMRS application. Way to go IHV Nigeria and OpenMRS community! Read more about IHV Nigeria on their
We are pleased to publish our third OpenMRS Annual Report. Your ongoing contributions to the community, together with your valuable input throughout the past years, has resulted in the vibrant community that we know as OpenMRS. This report is a snapshot of our work over the last year that is additive to the work that
I am happy to announce that thanks to SolDevelo ( http://www.soldevelo.com/ ) , an MVP for the Sync 2.0 module has been released. It is a solution that can be used for synchronizing data in hierarchical deployments of OpenMRS servers. Sync 2.0 is using FHIR (or the OpenMRS REST API) and Atom Feeds in order
Happy 2018! As we enter into OpenMRS’ fourteenth year, I am regularly reminded of the amazing power of community. It’s anywhere you look: from the hundreds of new code contributions to our code base by dozens of new contributors each month, to the hundreds of “helping hand” communications on our forums, to the tireless efforts
