Version 2.27.0
Specialty charts everywhere, quantity your way
The spectacle, tooth and DMARD charts get chips on the pad and their own + on the printed page; the spectacle boxes suggest values and move on by themselves; medicine names in capitals; quantity can be left off the paper while the QR code still carries it to the patient and the pharmacy; accreditation on every copy of a lab report.
Hospital and centre
- The accreditation line and the † mark for tests outside its scope now also appear on the report the patient opens on their phone and on the copy sent to the doctor's Nirnoy Rx.
Prescribing
- The teeth, DMARD and spectacle charts, when switched on, each get a chip in the row at the top of the pad that takes you straight to them.
- The DMARD chart lists each blood test on its own row with the dates across, so every test and any result past the line shows on the pad.
- On the printed-page view, the spectacle prescription, dental chart and DMARD chart can be added and changed too: each switched-on chart has its + where it prints.
- A Quantity switch on the printed page: off, each medicine's quantity is left off the paper only — the patient's phone page and the pharmacy's QR scan still have it, and the pharmacy's cart takes the quantity you wrote.
- Medicine names print in capitals by default (NAPA 500 mg), or capitalised if you prefer (Printing, Medicine names); the generic name is always capitalised.
- The spectacle prescription suggests the usual values, moves the cursor on as each box is finished, tidies powers (-1.5 to -1.50) and copies the right eye to the left in one press.
- On the printed-page view the vitals move the cursor to the next box by themselves, as on the detailed pad.
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.