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Olive now has the ability to capture vitals and medications for in-person client visits. This feature has been requested many times by users and now I am happy to report it’s in production. I’ll describe how these features work so you can get an understanding of how you can use them out in the field.
We recently deployed a new feature called ‘Custom Reports’ and I will describe what this new feature is and how it works. Custom reports are exactly what it sounds like. This new feature will allow each user to create a report on any exposed data field with a simple, easy to use interface. If you have a particular requirement to generate a report based on a particular client, demographic, TB result, etc., you now have the ability to create the report, save it, and run it anytime you want. Let’s dive in and see how this works.
We recently updated Olive's API and I wanted to show how we integrated a full Olive referral PDF into a patient record within OpenMRS. The benefit of this full-circle integration is to close the loop on patient care and case managers so providers can get important information on their patients.
I am excited to announce we finished version 1.0 of the Olive API and it is in production. We’re excited about this new feature because Olive has the ability to integrate into EMR’s (EPIC, Cerner, AllScripts, OpenMRS, and more) and other health care related systems. Having an API helps close the loop on the needs of providers & case managers working together without having to spend countless hours manually updating health records. This results in less work for everyone involved, and more importantly, better patient care.
Audits of programs, including case management documentation, are a normal occurrence in the world of public health today.