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This documentation refers to an older version of the OpenMRS reference application. You can find the latest at OpenMRS Reference Application 2.x Implementer Documentation |
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Overview
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- register patients
- start and end visits
- list patients with active visits
- admit/transfer/discharge patients
- take clinical notes
- capture patient vitals
- display patient summary and visit history.
- capture allergies
- Enter forms from the patient dashboard
Try It Out!
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You can always explore the latest released version of the Reference Application by going to http://demo.openmrs.org and signing in with the following credentials:
| username: | doctor | nurse | clerk | sysadmin |
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| password: | Doctor123 | Nurse123 | Clerk123 | Sysadmin123 |
Each user has access to different parts of the application and we encourage you to explore them all.
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Standalone
If you want to install the latest released version of the Reference Application yourself, you can download it as a standalone, which is a complete package with an embedded Tomcat and MySQL database. When you first start a standalone, you can pick one of 2 install options.
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If you are already running OpenMRS 2.0 Standalone you can follow the Step-by-step guide to upgrade Standalone OpenMRS 2.0 to OpenMRS 2.1.
Legacy OpenMRS vs. Reference Application
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A diagnosis that was entered as free-text is displayed in quotes. Each kind of diagnosis is displayed only once. See also Visit Notes.
Vitals
The box shows the last captured vitals. See also Capture Vitals.
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Note: You can now add custom forms in the actions section. See Manage Forms to add your own action items.
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Under the Configure Metadata screen, there is now a new app to "Manage Forms". This is a new feature in OpenMRS 2.1. It is now possible to add custom forms to the new user interface without any custom programming! When you initially enter Manage Forms, it shows you a list of forms that exist in the system. Obviously, before you can configure where a custom form will appear in the system, you must create the form. Both HTML and XForms are supported, but they must be created through the legacy user interface, under System Administration - Advanced Administration.
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New to the OpenMRS 2.1 user interface is the OpenMRS Atlas configuration. When the implementation is first established, you must link ownership with an OpenMRS ID. Click “Sign in with your OpenMRS ID” and provide your OpenMRS ID and password. If your browser is already logged in to OpenMRS ID, it will use that account automatically when you click "Sign in".
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