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For each hospital patient, a chartIs maintained on the ward, in a cart.It records TPR,But does not go as farAs reporting each burp and each fart. I just couldn’t resist … Tony read more

Medical Information Integration has been approved for production for 837 transactions.   Production Approval means that your software was successfully tested and configured with Availity, LLC for electronic claims. Thanks to Brad for his dilegence! read more

Patch 5 is out with more than 35 enhancements and bug fixes. Available at: http://www.open-emr.org/patch/4-1-0-Patch-5.zip === Fixes and New Features === (note the ones with ** are new with this patch): *Security fix in interface/login/validateUser.php script** *5010 X12 compliance – primarily contributed by Sunset Systems with bug fixes by Kim Weesner** *Can click directly on a calendar slot time to set selected time/provider – contributed by yehster** *New calendar entries will list the current patient by default – contributed by yehster** *Support for multiple modifiers in the Fee sheet – contributed by MI-Squared** *Support justification of non-icd9 diagnosis codes in the Fee sheet – contributed by yehster** *Support for procedure-specific claim notes – contributed by Alfonso Perez** *Bug fixes in xmlformgen – contributed by Julia Longtin** *Bug fix to show immunizations correctly in the patient report** *Bug fix to edit immunizations** *Bug fixes in messages module – contributed by MI-Squared** *Bug fix for encounter date display when showing historical LBF data – contributed by Sunset Systems** *Bug fix to remove non-working dynamic resizing of dialog frame – contributed by yehster** *Fixed time limit expiration bug from the administration clinical reminder module *Integrated the new patch mechanism into the multi-site module (admin.php script) *E-prescribing Newcrop module bug fixes – contributed by Z&H Healthcare *Billing module bug fixes related to NDC code and Subscriber RelationShip – contributed by Z&H Healthcare *Optimized a textarea size in the CAMOS module – contributed by Jeff Guillory *Bug fix in Messages module – contributed by yehster *Fixed lots of undefined variables – contributed by yehster *Bug fix in dates for CCR reporting – contributed by yehster *Sort fax/scan pages to match the original order in a displayed document – contributed by SunsetSystems *Nation Notes module bug Fix – contributed by Z&H Healthcare *Database optimizations to improve OpenEMR performance *Calendar feature to increment by months up to a year in the future when clicking the month label on the small calendar – contributed by yehster *Offsite Portal Patient Link Bug Fixed – contributed by Z&H Healthcare *Calendar layout bug fixes and improvements – contributed by yehster *Fixed Disclosure display screen to allow viewing of more than 15 records with pagination – contributed by MMFsystems *Bug fix to view the billing log file. – contributed by kevmccor *Bug fix to show appt in patient portal for IE8 and IE9. – contributed by Ryan Madron *EOB bug fix – contributed by Z&H Healthcare *Bug fix to not display deleted vital signs – contributed by MMFsystems *New feature to display warning message when attempt to add duplicate entries to any form fields using the “Add” button – contributed by MMFsystems *Patient Portal calendar pop-up style bug fix – bug reported by Mauricio read more

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http://openhealthnews.com/hotnews/openemr-41-achieves-full-meaningful-use-certification Leading open source EMR for ambulatory care now fully certified. After more than a year of upgrades and enhancements and months of testing at the ICSA Labs EHR Certification Program, OpenEMR version 4.1 received full ‘meaningful use’ certification for ambulatory care settings on Friday, August 19. This means that the widely-used open source Electronic Medical Records (EMR) is now certified to meet all ambulatory care requirements. OpenEMR had previously received only more limited modular certification.  …… And on LinuxMEDNews – http://linuxmednews.com/1313842854/index_html read more