OpenMRS is an open source medical records system or EMR with a global community.
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A few weeks ago, we talked about one of the most energizing sessions at OMRS18: a massive brainstorming activity focused around six “How might we…?” questions that helped us consider some of our current challenges and dream of what the future could hold for OpenMRS. As we said in that original post, we ended up
This was one of six questions that over 100 community members responded to during an energizing brainstorming session at OpenMRS’ 2018 Implementer’s Meeting in Nairobi, Kenya. By the end of the hour, the community had generated over 1,500 ideas! Over the coming weeks, we’ll be sharing summaries for each of the questions. During the session,
It’s a moment of joy for the openmrs community as we announce the long awaited OpenMRS Reference Application 2.8.1 release. Its built on the OpenMRS Platform version 2.1.3 with several bug fixes and new features included. Please see the Release notes for more information. As always, if you find any bugs, feel free to report them
It’s a moment of joy for the openmrs community as we announce the long awaited OpenMRS platform 2.1.4 release. This is a maintenance release of 2.1.3 with lots of bug fixes. Please see the Release notes for more information. As always, if you find any bugs, feel free to report them in our ticket tracking system. Openmrs
After a lengthy, exciting 7 weeks, the Google Code-in 2018 (GCI) program has finally come to an end. 2018 served as the largest year for OpenMRS with a 52.4% increase in students up to a total of 823 from all over the world and a 169.3% increase in tasks completed to a total of 1072,
Google Sumer of Code 2018 has come to an end, and it’s been an exciting, busy and rewarding time, with some great outcomes from the students and mentors who worked tirelessly during the three month coding period. A big thank you to all the students and mentors that participated in GSoC 2018! Your time, efforts and contributions
On behalf of the entire OpenMRS community, we are thrilled to announce the 2018 OpenMRS Implementers’ Conference (#OMRS18) will be hosted in Nairobi Kenya, in association with HELINA 2018 (#HELINA2018), the biannual meeting of the Pan-African Health Informatics Association. Our hosts, the Kenya Ministry of Health, the Kenya Health Informatics Association (KeHIA – www.kehia.org)
Hello OpenMRS community! We are thrilled to introduce Cynthia Antwi as the new Lead Technical Project Manager. Cynthia brings an impressive set of technical project management skills to the community and, with the support of OpenMRS Inc., will have her full time dedicated to serve and oversee the technical project management needs for the OpenMRS
It’s a moment of joy for the openmrs community as we announce the long awaited OpenMRS Reference Application 2.8.0 release. Its built on the OpenMRS Platform version 2.1.3 with several bug fixes and new features included. Please see the Release notes for more information. As always, if you find any bugs, feel free to report
