Version 1.5.10
Patient Photos and Bangla Medicine View
Consent-based before-and-after patient photos are now kept on the file with private areas covered and never sent to the AI, the QR code and patient link open medicines in Bangla with an English button beside the title, the LMP box opens by itself for pregnancy, ANC or a missed period, the patient's page carries ID, age, sex, blood group and mobile on one line, a warning the instruction already states is no longer repeated, and the next-visit row and the waiting-room Show button now fit on one line.
Prescribing
- A warning the instruction already states is no longer repeated, and an added warning now follows a full stop with a space instead of ".,".
Children and pregnancy
- The LMP box now opens by itself when the visit mentions pregnancy, ANC or a missed period, and otherwise waits behind a small button for women of that age.
The patient's page
- The patient's page now shows the ID, age, sex, blood group and mobile on one line under the name — the blood group was not shown before.
- Whatever language the sheet was printed in, the QR code and the link sent to a patient now open the medicines in Bangla, with a button beside the title to read them in English.
Trying it out
- The online demo now includes taking and viewing patient photos.
Around the app
- The next-visit date and its five quick answers now sit on one line, and on a phone the waiting-room page keeps the Show button under the serial-number box instead of off the edge.
Patient photos
- Keeps before-and-after patient photos on the file once you switch it on, each needing consent, with private areas kept covered and never sent to the AI.
When the update period ends the software does not stop: the version you have keeps working for good. The drug register arrives separately, so newly registered medicines keep reaching you either way.