OpenMRS is an open source medical records system or EMR with a global community.
If you’ve been here before, by now you realize the OpenMRS project is looks quite different. In the last two months, we’ve made a lot of changes! Read on to learn what’s new around OpenMRS.org.
To all dedicated and motivated OpenMRS developers and implementers- It is my pleasure to announce the release of 1.7.0 RC. Please help us and the community by taking a few minutes and testing the best features that you currently use and the new features you cannot wait to use. Then, should you be lucky to
To all dedicated and motivated OpenMRS developers and implementers- It is my pleasure to announce the release of 1.7.0 beta. Please help us and the community by taking a few minutes and testing the best features that you currently use and the new features you cannot wait to use. Then, should you be lucky to
I’m very proud to announce 1.7.0 alpha is now available! It is packed with new features! Check below for the highlights. Note, this version of OpenMRS is a pre-release and not considered worthy for production use. Please help us and the community by taking a few minutes and testing the best features that you currently
OpenMRS is happy to announce two OIP students joining our 2010 summer internships. Sagar Shah (India) will be mentored by Saptarshi on a SimpleFinance Module project and Harsha Halgaswatta (Sri Lanka) will be mentored by Darius on a UI Framework project. Welcome and congratulations to Sagar and Harsha!
The OpenMRS team welcomes its newest members at the Regenstrief Institute, Inc., in Indianapolis, Indiana, and at Jembi, a non-profit organization in South Africa: Michael Downey is a systems administrator focusing on the OpenMRS community infrastructure. Michael will work with the Indiana University and Regenstrief teams on the annual work plan and offer his expertise
OpenMRS would like to congratulate the following students for being selected to participate in the 2010 Google Summer of Code: Malte Friese, working on Advanced Concept Management with Justin Miranda & Mike Seaton Ruwan Egodawatte, working on Approximate Date Support with Jeremy Keiper & Wyclif Luyima Shivashankar Subramanian, working on Bug Analytics with Diederik van
The first maintenance release in the 1.6.x line is available. The 1.6.0 release included the wrong version of the serialization.xstream module–this new version should install correctly. If you are already running 1.6.0 with no problems, there is no need to upgrade, as the bugfixes included are very minor. See the release notes for more more
Hi All, OpenMRS version 1.6 is officially released. We recommend that all users upgrade to this version. You may download it here. See the release notes for a complete list of changes, but three to highlight are: Patients are allowed to be Users Logic has been removed from the OpenMRS core and is now a required core
Hi All, After a longer-than-expected delay, and a few bugfixes, the OpenMRS 1.6 Release Candidate is ready, and available on the prereleases page. Have at it! Assuming no bugs, this should become the official release by March 19th. -Darius
