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"content": "Here you can update the patient's contact information.
Find Patient Record
The first search box on the screen will let you find and select a patient in the system. After searching for a patient, you can click on his or her row to look at the patient’s dashboard; it contains detailed patient information, including looking at records of clinical visits, demographic information, graphs and medical forms. Some example patient names that you can search for are:
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Fill the details for the patient visit and click on “Start Visit” button.
Register a patient
This application will allow you to create a new patient in the system. The form is designed to support keyboard navigation as easily as using the mouse. If you start defining a new patient similar to an existing patient, you will see an alert notifying you that a similar patient already exists in the system.
Capture Vitals
This application serves as an example of how a simple app can be created to repeatedly serve the same form to a user. In this example, a clerk at the front of the clinic is capturing vitals for patients. He selects a patient with an active visit, captures vitals, and returns to the prompt to find the next patient.
Advanced Administration > Dictionary
OpenMRS is built around an extensible concept framework. Simply put, this means that all patient readings, facts and observations are stored in a database, editable by the implementer, and not hard-coded into the database schema. You can use the dictionary interface to either look at the pre-installed concept definitions, or you can use it to write your own. If you’d like to search for concepts, some examples are:
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