Version 1.5.32
Prescription detail and text size
Complaints now take a duration and an optional note, a dose can step up or down across the course and print with the total quantity, Bangla instructions print the dose and quantity in Bangla, follow-up reasons and common BP and pulse readings can be added, On examination, Diagnosis and Investigations have ready sets, and A− / A+ in the corner of any screen sets one of four text sizes.
The desk and the queue
- The passcode sign-in choice only shows once an assistant exists, the phone now says where the six-digit code comes from, and the desk's messages read in Bangla on a Bangla phone.
Prescribing
- In the preview, the 'Add a line' buttons are bigger, and the printed pad, Bangla instructions and patient code switches show a tint while they are on.
- When instructions print in Bangla, a dose like '1 capsule' and the quantity print in Bangla too, while a dose in your own words prints as written.
- The + and − beside the dose boxes take a medicine up to four, five or six times a day, and picking an inhaler writes 'Rinse your mouth after use' into the note.
- Each complaint now takes a duration and an optional note — it reads and prints as 'Fever — 3 days (evening rise)', with quick picks from 1 day to 1 year.
- Next to the next visit's date you can now tick when to come back — if the fever does not go down, with the test reports — or type your own, and it prints.
- Clicking into BP or pulse now offers common readings, and the pulse's rhythm or volume you pick prints after the rate on the sheet.
- A medicine's dose can now step up or down over the course — 1+0+1 for a week, then 2+0+2 for a week — printed in order with the total quantity counted.
Around the app
- Everything is drawn 15% larger by default, and A− / A+ in the corner of any screen — or Doctor & chambers → Language & text — sets one of four sizes; the printed prescription is unchanged.
Checked as you write
- On examination, Diagnosis and Investigations now have ready sets — the ones that fit the case show as chips, the rest are a search away, and you can keep your own set of tests.
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.