OpenMRS is an open source medical records system or EMR with a global community.
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
As you prepare for the new year, Take note that OpenMRS 1.9.7 has just been released. For download instructions and details in this release, have a look at the release notes page. We are proud of all you have done to make this happen. Keep the fire burning! Daniel Kayiwa On Behalf of the OpenMRS
As you prepare for the new year, Take note that OpenMRS 1.9.7 has just been released. For download instructions and details in this release, have a look at the release notes page. We are proud of all you have done to make this happen. Keep the fire burning! Daniel Kayiwa On Behalf of the OpenMRS
Today there exists three books that did not exist a week ago. That’s the result of a good book sprint. The Google Summer of Code Doc Camp provided an opportunity for open source projects to each write a book better documenting their software with the help of a few “free-agent” documentation specialists. This year, OpenMRS
23 September 2013 Friends, Many of you are already aware that over this past weekend in Kenya, gunmen attacked a shopping center in Nairobi, taking hostages, killing many people, and wounding many more. The many images and stories that have come through the news outlets sadden us all within the OpenMRS community. I hope you’ll
Finally, OpenMRS 1.9.4 has just been released. For download instructions and details in this release, take a look at the release notes page. Thank you all for making this happen. We shall always rely on you as we take this to another level. Daniel Kayiwa On Behalf of the OpenMRS community
One of the ways the OpenMRS community highlights the work of its many volunteers is with a monthly profile of a contributor. It’s our hope that these interviews help you to learn more about others who help build our software and our community. A couple weeks ago, Michael Downey, OpenMRS community manager had a chat
