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2.6 has some cool new features.
The biggest amongst them being tha ddition of a detailed balance tracking sytem for patient balances.

Additional tweaks were made to speed the database including a transition to innodb tables in mysql. Additionally more sql statements have been tweaked to increase speed.

I added the "next" appointment to the bottom right of the encounter form.

DOB is now displayed on the Patient search results... read more

All source code has sucesfully been moved the the SF.net SVN servers.

Release 2.5 has been comitted and Tagged.
Added:
Office Wide Breaks
Lock Out Apointment Options (eg can only schedule an appointment x days before the apt date)
Appointment slot coloring by apt type
Fixed Closing of schedules and deleteing of staff
(they are now hidden as opposed to deleted form the DB)
Other minor UI improvements.

Version 1.0 is the original code as was implemented prior to release on sourceforge.

It has many "hacks" and the logic is badly mixed in with the display.

For version 2.0 one of the main goals is to cleanly seperate the display from the program logic. Another is to make use of an abstraction layer between the database and the calls to the database, version 1 used all mysql_* calls. This project is already having meaningful impact, and is being used as the sole scheduling solution for a small clinic with ~20 patients per day 2 Drs, and a Rn with ~2000 patients.... read more

Two Mailing Lists were created:

devs, and discussion.

discussion is for anyone, devs is only for developers.

The code for the newly begun DoveManager Project is currently in cvs. This code is highly specialized to the Alliance Medical Ministry Clinic currently, and all the images are Cpyrt 2003 by AMM. However that aside, if you are interested, we will be pulling apart all the clinic specific portions are quickly as possible as we move to a release 2.0.

Currently the 1.0 series includes Schedule management of staff, appointment management of patients, demographics mangement of patients, and minimal amounts of apointment record keeping (notes, complaint, alergies, medications, and icd9 fields)... read more