Version 2.21.0
Your chambers, one set of records
Chambers on different computers share patients and prescriptions, medicines are found with their doses in a panel, reports are counted against the tests given, and patient videos have a place.
Prescribing
- A typed medicine is a search: the maker under each, its strengths and doses, » for a dose panel with your usual dose first, the formulary's, the form's own patterns and Make default, and your own medicine from the search box. Napa and its kin come without set days. Chambers can be free for some days, then a reduced fee, then the full fee.
- Patients from Digital Rx bring their sex across, and those brought in before can have what is missing filled in; a bring-in can be put at a chamber. Sex is three chips on the patient form. Where tests are asked for, the prescription tells the lab counter to scan its square for them all, in space it already had.
- The lab reports page counts, for each prescription, how many of the tests asked for are in the reports brought, one document answering for every test on it. When the patient is back and a test is not in what was scanned, it says which; unread pages are offered to read first.
- A patient's video can be added to their file, kept on that computer and, where backups go to your Google Drive, on Drive too, its link shown at every chamber.
Chambers and computers
- Your chambers on more than one computer share one set of records: patients, prescriptions, reports, your lists and appointments, sealed through nirnoyrx.com, each computer working without the internet; each chamber keeps its own takings. Choose the chamber you are at from the menu; it shows in the footer. The app opens full screen.
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.