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emC Hosted Released

1. ELEMENTALCLINIC HOSTED: On February 15th we launched emC Hosted. For $175/month/per clinician you get a private instance of our open source practice management software set up at yourclinicname.elementalclinic.com. Included in the price is unlimited support through phone and email from a company that cares, regular software updates, and secure hosting in our data center.

Patient scheduling in elementalClinic

Dieter has been spending the past few weeks getting patient scheduling up and running for elementalClinic, our open sourceOpen source software is computer software for which the human-readable source code is made available under a copyright license (or arrangement such as the public domain) that meets the Open Source Definition. electronic health system for mental health.

Stacy is going through the last few bits of QA right now and everything is looking really nice.

Installing elementalClinic in 5 minutes.

We've been hard at work this week making the installation of elementalClinic easier. It used to take a lot of Linux knowledge to get emC set up for your clinic but this week we've released it as an Ubuntu Hardy package so if you're comfortable installing applications in Linux you should be able to get it up and running in less than 5 minutes.

Here's how you can get it running:

A better jQuery date picker

We deal with a lot of dates in elementalClinic and needed a UI control that allows a clinician to choose a date by either picking from a calendar or manually typing in the date.

Randall Hansen, our director of engineering came up with a simple and intuitive calendar widget that uses the jQuery javascript library.

Here's a screen shot of the widget being used in elementalClinic:

New in elementalClinic: New theming system

One of the issues with the old emC theme system is that when you wanted to modify the look of a feature you had to copy over all the layout files into a new directory to make the edits you needed. This led to an extraordinary amount of redundant code which made upgrades not as enjoyable as they could be.