Version 2.15.36
Every medicine written with its form, and fuller ward notes
A suppository, spray, inhaler or injection now says so on the prescription and in ward notes, and no longer starts with a tablet's dose. Napa Extra and Ace Plus show by their own names, ward and emergency notes take each medicine's dose and instructions as the pad does, and spoken saline orders are read more reliably.
Prescribing
- The prescription now says the form after the strength wherever it is not a plain tablet or capsule, such as "Napa 500 mg suppository" or "Nasomet 50 mcg/Spray nasal spray", and a suppository or syrup no longer starts with a tablet's "1 tablet" dose.
- Napa Extra, Ace Plus and Ace XR are now listed by the names they are sold as; the register filed them under the plain brand, so they looked the same as Napa 500 or Ace 500.
- Saying a medicine's name with no strength, such as "Napa", now also offers its family — Napa One, Napa Extra, Napa Extend — after the likely ones.
Hospital
- In ward, emergency and discharge notes a medicine picked from the search comes with the pad's dose and instructions; saline said as 5% DNS, DA 5% or "১২ ঘন্টায়" is read correctly, a bag and its rate said together are kept apart, and "take me to medicine" opens the medicine box.
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.