When you filter your schedule to meet your individual requirements, you can now save the filter for future use. This makes it much easier and quicker to switch between specific sets of locations, providers, appointment types, and appointment statuses.

For example, if you frequently need to check the schedules of certain providers offering physical exams, you can save that filter for quick access in the future.

Filter your schedule and click Save filter set to save it. For more information, refer to Creating custom filters in the schedule.

We added a new section, Obstetrical Care, to the Health Profile to improve the management of information for your patients' current and past pregnancies. Using the Obstetrical Care section you can easily review all pregnancy details in one place.

You can record preconception data, such as the contraception method, as well as pregnancy details, like your patient’s last menstrual period. Estimated date of birth and gestational age are calculated automatically. You can also select your preferred dating method or manually add the estimated date of birth.

Once the pregnancy is complete, you can also record the outcome of a patient's pregnancy.

For more information, refer to Recording prenatal information and Recording a pregnancy result.

You can now easily add fillable tables to forms via Settings > Templates > Forms. You can add headers, rows, and columns to the table, and resize them to suit your specific layout needs. For more information, refer to Adding tables to form templates.

When completing a form with a table, you can add additional rows. If the completed table exceeds the configured area, an appendix is automatically generated at the end of the form.

Each time you modify and save the form, a PDF version is saved in the form's History section as a clickable link.

When editing a medication, you can now view every field you initially completed, including the information saved in the Extra tab. In the Modify Medication window, click the View original details link to see the read-only information of that medication entry.

If the medication has an end date, it is now included in the details below the medication name.

To improve message comprehension and facilitate quicker access to pertinent information, we reorganised the layout of message details of the PrescribeIT response messages:

When creating a bill and you select the Emergency checkbox, you are now only prompted to select the Start Time and Time Spent if the fee code requires it.

CHR Connect can now be enabled by location as well as provider. This is useful if you are a multi-location clinic and want to roll out CHR Connect only for one of your clinic locations. Similarly, some of your providers might want to use CHR Connect and others not.

If CHR Connect is enabled by location, all the patients for that location will be directed to the CHR Connect app to read their appointment notifications and manage their bookings.

If CHR Connect is enabled by provider and they send their patient a message or a billing invoice, the patient will be directed to the CHR Connect app. Similarly, if you manage referrals and your system is set up to notify a patient automatically, if the service provider has CHR Connect enabled, the patient is directed to read the notification in CHR Connect.