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:[[Open Source Medical Software|Open Source Medical Software]] is a not-for-profit company that supports oemr.org and the development of OpenEMR. | :[[Open Source Medical Software|Open Source Medical Software]] is a not-for-profit company that supports oemr.org and the development of OpenEMR. | ||
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:* [[Mumbai Lilavati Hospital| Mumbai Health Maintenance Organization Project]] | :* [[Mumbai Lilavati Hospital| Mumbai Health Maintenance Organization Project]] | ||
:* [[Womens Health Services of Sante Fe|Women's Health Services of Sante Fe, New Mexico]] | :* [[Womens Health Services of Sante Fe|Women's Health Services of Sante Fe, New Mexico]] | ||
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Revision as of 10:15, 14 November 2009
The OpenEMR Documentation Wiki
Overview of OpenEMR
- Frequently Asked Questions go here.
- Have a question to ask? ask Here.
- The Roadmap tries to define what direction this project is going in the future.
- Is OpenEMR CCHIT certified?
- Commercial Help: Professional OpenEMR installation and support
Demos
Online demos of OpenEMR are available from various sources. For brevity, we've sorted them into the following three classes:
- OpenEMR Version 3.1.0 Demos -- These demos are of the current stable branch of OpenEMR.
- OpenEMR Version 3.2.x Development Demos -- These demos are of the newest development versions of OpenEMR, and may contain features known not to work yet.
- OpenEMR Version 3.1.x Development Demos -- These demos are of changes to be rolled into the next 3.1.x version of OpenEMR.
Downloads
Installation and Upgrade Manuals
- OpenEMR Install Howtos
- OpenEMR Upgrade Howtos
- Obsolete Install Howtos: These are installation documents that cover packages (php-Gacl,Sql-Ledger, and Freeb) that have all been obsolete since OpenEMR 3.0.0 .
Configuration Manuals
- SSL Install Howtos
- Backup Tools: Backup methods and scripts
- FeeSheet Configuration: Instructions for billing with the Fee Sheet. Author is Joe Holzer.
- Facility Setup: configuring a newly installed OpenEMR instance with your facility information.
- Billing Setup Howtos: How to configure OpenEMR to bill.
- Patient Statement Printing/Configuration Howtos
- Layout Selection: OpenEMR now has three visual layouts to choose from. These instruction show how to configure this along with comparison screenshots.
- Form Creation Tool: This is a tool for creating new forms for OpenEMR.
- Language Translation Configuration: OpenEMR has a thriving translation community with languages already available. If you have an interest in translating OpenEMR into your native language, please let us know.
- UTF-8 Upgrade Howto
- Database Conversion Tools:
Configuring Modules
User Manuals
- 3.1 User Manual [HTML] [PDF]
- 3.0 User Manual [HTML] [PDF]
- 3.0 User Training Videos
- 2.8.0 User Manual
- CAMOS module: CAMOS (Computer Aided Medical Ordering System) is, on the surface, just a fancy interface for organizing and choosing pieces of text to insert into a patient's chart. It is designed to be intuitive and easy to use. It can be turned on in OpenEMR via the admin->forms menu. Author is Mark Leeds.
- Cross Reference of Radio Button Menu and Tree View
- Pharmacy Dispensary
- Simple Note Templates
Developer Manuals
- Information For New Developers: If you are a developer looking to contribute to the project, check this page for details on how to get started.
- Jquery Javascript Ajax Widget Integration: These are notes describing recent integration of JQuery, Javascript, Ajax, and Widget functions and tools into OpenEMR.
- Language Translation Development: A HOWTO on helping with translation of OpenEMR in your native language.
- Lists and Layouts: Ongoing project to ensure standarized usage of OpenEMR lists and layouts.
- PhpGacl: Notes about OpenEMR's embedded php-GACL (access controls).
- PhpMyAdmin: Notes about OpenEMR's embedded phpMyAdmin.
Virtual Appliances
- Virtual Appliances Overview
- OpenEMR 3.1.0 Virtual Appliance
- OpenEMR Developer Virtual Appliance: Only for OpenEMR Developers and Testers; configures with most current development version of OpenEMR.
Documents on the Web
Open Source Medical Software
- Open Source Medical Software is a not-for-profit company that supports oemr.org and the development of OpenEMR.
Affiliated Projects
Wiki Instructions
- Consult the User's Guide for information on using the wiki software.
