Version 2.14.3
A microphone tester, and a tidier printed prescription
Test which microphone dictation hears; updates resume where they stopped; the examination prints in a few short lines with HTN-style short forms; guideline plans no longer print their dose sentences.
Prescribing
- Checking for updates now says when nirnoyrx.com could not be reached, instead of saying this is the newest version.
- A microphone tester in Doctor & chambers shows which microphone dictation uses and whether it hears you; an update that breaks off carries on where it stopped; medicines by voice fill in only the days and pattern you said.
- On the printed prescription the examination is shortened onto a few lines and short forms are written as HTN by default; both can be changed in Printing.
- Applying a national guideline's plan no longer prints the guideline's dose sentence under a medicine; only an amount the guideline states is filled in, and anything else is left for you.
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.