FreePM 0.8.0 was installed on the demo site and packages are
ready for download from
http://www.freepm.org:8080/freepm_download

The changes and current implementation plan may be read here :
http://www.freepm.org:8080/FreePM/documentation/changes

The highlights are; a much improved template management system,
posting of patient charges from actions in the EMR,  encounter
audit code generation (more about this later), basic scheduling,
ICD coding from the templates (details about this will be
discussed on the FreePM list).

** Again, the demo has reduced security protection. If you find a
function that does not execute properly it is probably because of
a proxy setting I missed on the demo site. Please report it to
the list and I will change it.

** About Reporting **
Any data in FreePM maybe extracted via pdf reports. After you
install FreePM you simply add instances of ZpdfDocument via the
management interface. If you need help with this please bring it
up on the FreePM list.
I plan to replace ZpdfDocument with the much more powerful
ReportLab package before the 1.0 release This will allow
extensive graphing functions as well. 

** A WORD ABOUT CPT CODES **
I have discovered that many people do not realize that CPT codes
are not available for free. It has not been determined to what
extent an opensource project can use them under the Fair Use Act
(this mostly covers journalists). So, I have used a very few in
the demo, they are called charge_codes in FreePM. 
If you subscribe to the AMA's CPT codes you may input them into
the charge tables (fee schedules).
Commercial support for FreePM from Free Practice Management, Inc.
will include these codes. 

Thanks for all of your support.

-- 
Tim Cook, President - FreePM,Inc. 
http://www.FreePM.com Office: (901) 884-4126
ONLINE DEMO: http://www.freepm.org:8080/FreePM

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