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  • Prescription signature images

    I'm working up a modified C_Prescription.class.php in order to conform to state guidelines, & also working on inserting signatures. It seems that the pdf->ezImage code is resizing the signature image to a certain size, regardless of the dimensions of the original image. Is there an easy way to change it to something like 50% of the size it's displaying?.

    2009-11-11 01:47:33 UTC by penguin8r

  • Followup: RE: Anatomical forms

    Hi Anything new on this? Thanks.

    2009-11-11 00:41:23 UTC by aperezcrespo

  • Followup: RE: Fresh install with new OS

    hey, I'd suggest doing the ugprade first. Then can migrate it. Upgrade from sub-3.0 isn't straightforward. The procedure depends on your answer to the following questions. 1) Do you have php-gacl installed? 2) Do you have sql-ledger installed? 3) Do you have a user called 'admin'? -brady.

    2009-11-10 23:25:44 UTC by bradymiller

  • Fresh install with new OS

    Hi, I'm currently running 2.9.0 on PCLOS. I have become a fan of Ubuntu and plan to install Ubuntu server and the latest version of OEMR. Finally, import database from old version. Any thoughts on the best way to do this? Does the newer version have more / different database fields or will it all just "fit." Thanks in advance for your attention. Brent.

    2009-11-10 21:15:57 UTC by bdwderm

  • pharmcy walk-in without prescription

    Hi, I'm a new user to openemr and noticed the following; 1. Would you rectify the fee charged of the number of drugs dispensed to be automatically computed from the value of the drug as set up in invenrory. This anomally is found in %%573^%%573734543^general_edit.html.php 2. In my country, walk-in clients can get drugs from pharmacies without prescriptions. Could you set up a POS module...

    2009-11-10 13:07:20 UTC by cygnuslimited

  • Followup: RE: Consent Management in Openemr

    Hi, Here goes my understanding based on my further study. As part of HIPAA privacy rule, the patient need to sign the HIPAA Consent and Authorization forms. In OpenEMR, already there is a field called "HIPAA Notice Received" (hipaa_notice in database). This can hold values like "YES", "NO" & "Unassigned". Probably, we can scan the signed forms and they can be stored in the documents...

    2009-11-10 09:40:03 UTC by visolveemr

  • Followup: RE: CCHIT Certification-Transmission security

    H Team. By configuring the SSL, communication between the OpenMER server and client browser is encrypted,. We had configured the OpenEMR in HTTPS (ssl - using self signed certificate) environment (for linux) and it is working fine. Since this should be taken care during the OpenEMR deployment, we believe that we need to provide a separate document for "OpenEMR SSL Configuration" for...

    2009-11-10 07:35:34 UTC by visolveemr

  • Followup: RE: Please help!!! Need to make changes fast!!

    Great! Yes, I am using 310, and I figured it had to have been put somewhere like that because I could not find a corresponding db for what I was looking for. I realize the consequences of messing with the existing id numbers, so I really appreciate the feedback. Thanks!! Jake Keith Network Administor Coastal Wellness Center.

    2009-11-09 17:19:42 UTC by jlkeithnacwc

  • Followup: RE: Consent Management in Openemr

    Well that could certainly be recorded as a patient note. And there are flags "hipaa\_notice", "hipaa\_voice" and "hipaa\_mail" in the patient_data table that are not doctor specific, and neither are they tied into the access control system. Your question suggests that more needs to be done. Rod [www.sunsetsystems.com](http://www.sunsetsystems.com/)

    2009-11-09 14:57:26 UTC by sunsetsystems

  • Consent Management in Openemr

    Hi, One of the CCHIT - Security requirements is given below: "Consent Management - Provide the capability to electronically record individual consumers' consents and authorizations." For this, i believe for each patient, we can establish some policies stating who can access his health care information [Ex: Dr.Y can access and Dr.X should not access my personal information etc]. Do...

    2009-11-09 11:51:26 UTC by visolveemr

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