Version 2.15.0
Your prescription, your look
Soft colours, a department picture and the centre logo where you want it; clear short forms only; guided tours lead to the next one; ward rounds by voice in one breath.
Prescribing
- Several complaints said in one go now become separate lines. Investigations by voice offer "As said" first. Diagnosis prints on one line in short form, such as T2DM or HTN. A guideline plan can be removed with its chip, which takes out only what it added, and choosing a new plan replaces the old one; both can be undone.
- In the prescription preview on a phone-sized screen, Sets now opens over the sheet, with its own Close button.
- Look of the prescription, in Printing settings: a soft light blue, green or yellow behind the header, the left column and the footer, each or all three; the left column's width; and a faint realistic picture for your department behind the medicines, found from your speciality, chosen from 19, or your own. Off until you choose.
- The logo of the centre or hospital where you sit can be dropped or chosen in Printing settings. Empty margins round it are trimmed so it fits its space, and it prints in the header between the two sides, in the footer, or in both.
- Short forms are written only where they read one way, such as HTN, T2DM or SOB. One that could mean something else, such as VF or CP, is written in full words. Hospital notes now write the same clear short forms too. In Printing settings the sample shows the whole page and stays in view, so the foot of the page can be checked.
Facility staff
- Ward round by voice: say the whole round in one go, naming each box as you reach it, such as "complaints fever three days; examination chest clear; diagnosis viral fever", and each part goes to its own box. "Next" and "go to" still work. The voice help now shows step-by-step instructions.
Around the app
- Guided tours: when a tour is finished, a small card says so and offers the next tour with one press. After the last one it offers any you have not seen yet. In the prescription app and the hospital app.
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.