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Open-source by @sjodogne as a resilience factor in the life of Orthanc with a mention to our friends from @gnuhealth
May 4, 2026 at 1:04 PM
🐧 **Audiocasts/Shows: BSD Now, Dr. Luis Falcon in Cybershow (about GNUHealth)**

2 new episodes

📰 Source: Tux Machines
🔗 Link: https://tuxmachines.org/n/2026/04/10/Audiocasts_Shows_BSD_Now_Dr_Luis_Falcon_in_Cybershow_about_GNUH.shtml
Tux Machines — Audiocasts/Shows: BSD Now, Dr. Luis Falcon in Cybershow (about GNUHealth)
news.tuxmachines.org
April 10, 2026 at 5:57 PM
Thanks GnuHealth
March 16, 2026 at 5:12 PM
Thanks @gnuhealth
March 16, 2026 at 5:09 PM
richtig, aber auch die Verwaltungstätigkeiten bei einer Klinik lassen sich mit OpenSource abbilden. Man hat leider in der Corona-Zeit gesehen, dass manche Länder die mit GnuHealth unterwegs waren exaktere Informationen hatten als wir mit unseren Dutzenden proprietärer Systeme.
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January 27, 2026 at 1:15 PM
@Korallenherz @gnuhealth

Done ✅
December 26, 2025 at 12:19 AM
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December 25, 2025 at 5:50 PM
GNU Health HIS server 5.0.3 patchset bundle released
Dear community I am happy to announce that the GNU Health Hospital Information System 5.0.3 patchset has been released! In addition to the patches, you will notice a tarball significantly smaller than previous bundles, mainly from not excluding large translation files that need work. You can of course always download the most current translation of any GNU Health package from our weblate instance at Codeberg.(https://translate ... ojects/gnuhealth/) If you use the vanilla / standard installation, you can update the server and the dependencies from the gnuhealth control center (https://docs.gnuh ... ontrolcenter.html) ### Backup As usual, before you upgrade your instance, make sure you have made a backup of your DB instance and "attach" resource ! Happy hacking ❤️ ### Changelog for 5.0.3 2025-11-11 * [SKIP CI] Backport po files from devel branch. (c7f8f3a3c) (Feng Shu) 2025-11-11 * Add tryton/health_icd9procs/locale/el.po (5acbb83f2) (Feng Shu) 2025-11-10 * [SKIP CI] Backport po files from devel branch. (57aeec18f) (Feng Shu) 2025-11-07 * [SKIP CI] Backport po files from devel branch. (489f1b225) (Feng Shu) 2025-11-05 * Fix bug core:Dx command should filter by arguments #153 (dc410b014) (Luis Falcon) 2025-11-05 * [SKIP CI] Backport po files from devel branch. (40a327c3b) (Feng Shu) 2025-11-05 * Update tryton/health/locale/health.pot (a41f324ed) (Feng Shu) 2025-11-05 * [SKIP CI] Backport po files from devel branch. (583837f1b) (Feng Shu) 2025-11-05 * fix bug core: healthprof attribute duplicated in gnuhealth.patient.disease model (2c6976f6b) (Luis Falcon) 2025-11-04 * Readd sv.po file, for Umeaman will become a team leader for Swedish. [do not merge] (31ef5422c) (Feng Shu) 2025-11-04 * [SKIP CI] Backport po files from devel branch. (bc914fc3d) (Feng Shu) 2025-11-02 * Delete health module po files which translate progress < 30%, [do not merge] (48e76223a) (Feng Shu) 2025-10-29 * [SKIP CI] Backport po files from devel branch. (c2497b4de) (Feng Shu) 2025-10-28 * translation: Missing translation terms. #156. Fix spanish string for time in health_surgery (c76d20d36) (Luis Falcon) 2025-10-28 * Issue #155. Clean po files, backport from devel branch [do not merge] (59b8f3eb5) (Feng Shu) 2025-10-28 * Issue #155. genetics_uniprot: Remove empty translation po files (01806d006) (Luis Falcon) 2025-10-28 * [SKIP CI] Backport po files from devel branch. (e719e0f9c) (Feng Shu) 2025-10-28 * Update tryton/health/locale/health.pot [do not merge] (3b9ec6200) (Feng Shu) 2025-10-28 * Merge remote-tracking branch 'origin/po-backport' into patchset/5.0.3 (b6847391a) (Feng Shu) 2025-10-27 * [SKIP CI] Backport po files from devel branch. (32c1903b2) (po-backport) 2025-10-25 * Update package version to 5.0.3 (bbcc6c9ed) (Luis Falcon) 2025-10-25 * Fix _bug #150_. core: Include children in the family history (46f6293ad) (Luis Falcon) For a more detailed list, please go to our project page at Codeberg: https://codeberg. ... org/gnuhealth/his
savannah.gnu.org
November 12, 2025 at 6:54 PM
Thanks for the link but I mean the firmware of the implant itself. This looks like how to communicate with the implant.

PS: would be interesting for GadgetBridge to support this, potentially feeding data to GNUHealth.
October 21, 2025 at 7:29 AM
GNU Health HIS server 5.0.1 patchset released
Dear community I am happy to announce that the GNU Health Hospital Information System 5.0.1 patchset has been released! ### Packages updated * health core * dentistry If you use the vanilla / standard installation, you can update the server and the dependencies from the **gnuhealth control center** (https://docs.gnuh ... ontrolcenter.html) ### Backup As usual, before you upgrade your instance, make sure you have made a **backup** of your DB instance and "attach" resource ! ### Note about Matplotlib We have simplified the dependency list and include matplotlib in it, so no need to look for the package at OS level. That said, Matplotlib is a complex package and we had run into issues installing it in FreeBSD from PyPi in the past. Please report if you find any issue, specially in the update process or in the chart generation context. Happy hacking ❤️ ### Changelog for 5.0.1 a55eb3eed (HEAD -> main, tag: 5.0.1, origin/main, origin/HEAD) Merge branch 'patchset/5.0.1' a6c6020b3 (origin/patchset/5.0.1, patchset/5.0.1) Update Changelog and patchset version to 5.0.1 c64117947 (bugfix/5.0.1) health: pyproject.toml Unpin pillow and pytz dependencies 9b7ffeb5d tryton/health/pyproject.toml: use pillow>=10.1.0 e3190ac09 Update version in health and health_dentistry. Update Changelog 0a64fa240 Remove pillow dependency from lab and dentistry since it's already core gnuhealth package 82a847af4 Merge pull request 'missing commas' (#140) from joseagrc/his:main into bugfix/5.0.1 2653b45a0 Merge pull request 'Remove unused dependencies from health module' (#133) from ced/his:health-deps into bugfix/5.0.1 c52c673c3 Wrong cursor field teeth 721ff65e7 missing commas 2bee11109 Remove unused dependencies from health module For a more detailed list, please go to our project page at Codeberg: https://codeberg. ... eleases/tag/5.0.1
savannah.gnu.org
September 14, 2025 at 7:52 PM
GNU Health HIS server 5.0.1 patchset released
Dear community I am happy to announce that the GNU Health Hospital Information System 5.0.1 patchset has been released! ### Packages updated * health core * dentistry If you use the vanilla / standard installation, you can update the server and the dependencies from the **gnuhealth control center** (https://docs.gnuh ... ontrolcenter.html) ### Backup As usual, before you upgrade your instance, make sure you have made a **backup** of your DB instance and "attach" resource ! ### Note about Matplotlib We have simplified the dependency list and include matplotlib in it, so no need to look for the package at OS level. That said, Matplotlib is a complex package and we had run into issues installing it in FreeBSD from PyPi in the past. Please report if you find any issue, specially in the update process or in the chart generation context. Happy hacking ❤️ ### Changelog for 5.0.1 a55eb3eed (HEAD -> main, tag: 5.0.1, origin/main, origin/HEAD) Merge branch 'patchset/5.0.1' a6c6020b3 (origin/patchset/5.0.1, patchset/5.0.1) Update Changelog and patchset version to 5.0.1 c64117947 (bugfix/5.0.1) health: pyproject.toml Unpin pillow and pytz dependencies 9b7ffeb5d tryton/health/pyproject.toml: use pillow>=10.1.0 e3190ac09 Update version in health and health_dentistry. Update Changelog 0a64fa240 Remove pillow dependency from lab and dentistry since it's already core gnuhealth package 82a847af4 Merge pull request 'missing commas' (#140) from joseagrc/his:main into bugfix/5.0.1 2653b45a0 Merge pull request 'Remove unused dependencies from health module' (#133) from ced/his:health-deps into bugfix/5.0.1 c52c673c3 Wrong cursor field teeth 721ff65e7 missing commas 2bee11109 Remove unused dependencies from health module For a more detailed list, please go to our project page at Codeberg: https://codeberg. ... eleases/tag/5.0.1
savannah.gnu.org
September 13, 2025 at 7:21 PM
GNU Health HIS server 5.0.1 patchset released
Dear community I am happy to announce that the GNU Health Hospital Information System 5.0.1 patchset has been released! ### Packages updated * health core * dentistry If you use the vanilla / standard installation, you can update the server and the dependencies from the **gnuhealth control center** (https://docs.gnuh ... ontrolcenter.html) ### Backup As usual, before you upgrade your instance, make sure you have made a **backup** of your DB instance and "attach" resource ! ### Note about Matplotlib We have simplified the dependency list and include matplotlib in it, so no need to look for the package at OS level. That said, Matplotlib is a complex package and we had run into issues installing it in FreeBSD from PyPi in the past. Please report if you find any issue, specially in the update process or in the chart generation context. Happy hacking ❤️ ### Changelog for 5.0.1 a55eb3eed (HEAD -> main, tag: 5.0.1, origin/main, origin/HEAD) Merge branch 'patchset/5.0.1' a6c6020b3 (origin/patchset/5.0.1, patchset/5.0.1) Update Changelog and patchset version to 5.0.1 c64117947 (bugfix/5.0.1) health: pyproject.toml Unpin pillow and pytz dependencies 9b7ffeb5d tryton/health/pyproject.toml: use pillow>=10.1.0 e3190ac09 Update version in health and health_dentistry. Update Changelog 0a64fa240 Remove pillow dependency from lab and dentistry since it's already core gnuhealth package 82a847af4 Merge pull request 'missing commas' (#140) from joseagrc/his:main into bugfix/5.0.1 2653b45a0 Merge pull request 'Remove unused dependencies from health module' (#133) from ced/his:health-deps into bugfix/5.0.1 c52c673c3 Wrong cursor field teeth 721ff65e7 missing commas 2bee11109 Remove unused dependencies from health module For a more detailed list, please go to our project page at Codeberg: https://codeberg. ... eleases/tag/5.0.1
savannah.gnu.org
September 13, 2025 at 3:18 PM
From #Kubernetes and #SELinux workshops to #GNUHealth in public #healthcare, all while celebrating 20 years of the #project, openSUSE.Asia Summit 2025 was a journey of wonder! news.opensuse.org/2025/09/03/a...
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September 3, 2025 at 12:04 PM
GNU Health HIS server 5.0 - VirtualBox image available
Dear community I am happy to announce that we have released a virtualbox image containing the GNU Health Hospital Management System 5.0 server running on a Debian GNU/Linux operating system. This virtual machine is a GNU Health "plug and play" distribution, with SSH server, postgreSQL and Tryton services enabled at boot time. It also provides the GNU Health HIS GTK client. You can download the latest 5.0 image from: https://www.gnuhealth.org/downloads/images/ Users: - gnuhealth: The admin user for the the HMIS server (passwd: "gnu") - root: Its password is "gnu" ****PLEASE make sure you change both passwords** ** The server uses the official ("vanilla") installation method, so all the links, aliases, logs and documentation are current. The HIS server is enabled by default. It runs automatically at operating system boot time. Demo DB: We have also included the demo DB "health50", same as the one in the community server. The credentials are the same (admin/gnusolidario) You can create your own database and customize the server. This is a full blown server and operating system ready to use. Disk space: In order to save resources and download times this is a **very** small image. You need to resize the disk and filesystem if you are going to use it in production. If you need a larger or custom image for your health institution, you can request it by contacting us at health@gnusolidario.org . The image is compressed in gzip format. Make sure you uncompress it before importing into virtualbox. For more information, please refer to the official documentation at: https://docs.gnuhealth.org Some specs: ---------- MD5 hash: a756ac5afe0b93ae705e933e74cbb1c0 GNUHealth-50-debian12.vdi.gz Debian: 12.0 "Bookworm" DB: Postgresql 15 Python: 3.11 Tryton: 7.0 Desktop environment : XFCE Get the latest news from our official GNU Health channel in Mastodon: https://mastodon.social/@gnuhealth Happy hacking, -- Dr. Luis Falcon, MD, MSc Author, GNU Health Medical Director, PrecisionMed Founder, GNU Solidario
savannah.gnu.org
August 13, 2025 at 2:36 PM
GNU Health HIS server 5.0 - VirtualBox image available
Dear community I am happy to announce that we have released a virtualbox image containing the GNU Health Hospital Management System 5.0 server running on a Debian GNU/Linux operating system. This virtual machine is a GNU Health "plug and play" distribution, with SSH server, postgreSQL and Tryton services enabled at boot time. It also provides the GNU Health HIS GTK client. You can download the latest 5.0 image from: https://www.gnuhealth.org/downloads/images/ Users: - gnuhealth: The admin user for the the HMIS server (passwd: "gnu") - root: Its password is "gnu" ****PLEASE make sure you change both passwords** ** The server uses the official ("vanilla") installation method, so all the links, aliases, logs and documentation are current. The HIS server is enabled by default. It runs automatically at operating system boot time. Demo DB: We have also included the demo DB "health50", same as the one in the community server. The credentials are the same (admin/gnusolidario) You can create your own database and customize the server. This is a full blown server and operating system ready to use. Disk space: In order to save resources and download times this is a **very** small image. You need to resize the disk and filesystem if you are going to use it in production. If you need a larger or custom image for your health institution, you can request it by contacting us at health@gnusolidario.org . The image is compressed in gzip format. Make sure you uncompress it before importing into virtualbox. For more information, please refer to the official documentation at: https://docs.gnuhealth.org Some specs: ---------- MD5 hash: a756ac5afe0b93ae705e933e74cbb1c0 GNUHealth-50-debian12.vdi.gz Debian: 12.0 "Bookworm" DB: Postgresql 15 Python: 3.11 Tryton: 7.0 Desktop environment : XFCE Get the latest news from our official GNU Health channel in Mastodon: https://mastodon.social/@gnuhealth Happy hacking, -- Dr. Luis Falcon, MD, MSc Author, GNU Health Medical Director, PrecisionMed Founder, GNU Solidario
savannah.gnu.org
August 6, 2025 at 1:20 PM
GNU Health HIS server 5.0 - VirtualBox image available
Dear community I am happy to announce that we have released a virtualbox image containing the GNU Health Hospital Management System 5.0 server running on a Debian GNU/Linux operating system. This virtual machine is a GNU Health "plug and play" distribution, with SSH server, postgreSQL and Tryton services enabled at boot time. It also provides the GNU Health HIS GTK client. You can download the latest 5.0 image from: https://www.gnuhealth.org/downloads/images/ Users: - gnuhealth: The admin user for the the HMIS server (passwd: "gnu") - root: Its password is "gnu" ****PLEASE make sure you change both passwords** ** The server uses the official ("vanilla") installation method, so all the links, aliases, logs and documentation are current. The HIS server is enabled by default. It runs automatically at operating system boot time. Demo DB: We have also included the demo DB "health50", same as the one in the community server. The credentials are the same (admin/gnusolidario) You can create your own database and customize the server. This is a full blown server and operating system ready to use. Disk space: In order to save resources and download times this is a **very** small image. You need to resize the disk and filesystem if you are going to use it in production. If you need a larger or custom image for your health institution, you can request it by contacting us at health@gnusolidario.org . The image is compressed in gzip format. Make sure you uncompress it before importing into virtualbox. For more information, please refer to the official documentation at: https://docs.gnuhealth.org Some specs: ---------- MD5 hash: a756ac5afe0b93ae705e933e74cbb1c0 GNUHealth-50-debian12.vdi.gz Debian: 12.0 "Bookworm" DB: Postgresql 15 Python: 3.11 Tryton: 7.0 Desktop environment : XFCE Get the latest news from our official GNU Health channel in Mastodon: https://mastodon.social/@gnuhealth Happy hacking, -- Dr. Luis Falcon, MD, MSc Author, GNU Health Medical Director, PrecisionMed Founder, GNU Solidario
savannah.gnu.org
August 5, 2025 at 5:04 PM
Finally connected the localization to views & tables rendering, and fixed the table width management. Next: plugging the data fetch events; that's where the real impact of htmx will show up, and we're I'll find out if the EasyWordy architecture is paying off. #htmx #GnuHealth
August 2, 2025 at 2:47 PM
Finally back on the Tryton converter! New parsing logic => processing time down by 20x! Got v5 of GnuHealth and it's ~1s to do a conversion 🤓 Next phase: lazy-loading data. It's fun to have GnuHealth & EasyWordy version side-by-side, the speedup is amazing (thanks @htmx!).
August 1, 2025 at 7:53 PM
GNU Health Hospital Information System 5.0 series released
Dear community: I am very happy to announce the release 5.0 series of the GNU Health Hospital Information System (HIS). This release it's the result of a tremendous amount of work that spanned for almost the last two years! Series 5.0 represent a major leap in functionality, the underlying technology & project development. Currently we have the vanilla version ready to be downloaded, via gnuhealth-control (see https://docs.gnuhealth.org/his/techguide/installation/vanilla.html#installation-with-gnu-health-control) Specific GNU/Linux and FreeBSD packages, Ansible packages for HIS 5.0 and virtual machines images will come in the coming days / weeks. The following paragraphs summarize the changes and features included in GNUHealth HIS 5.0. There are more features and information that has been left outside this document for the sake of brevity. You can look consult the Changelog at Codeberg. ## New Functionality Features Some of the new features include: ### In the Laboratory Information System (Occhiolino) * New visual aids for out-of-range results * Create individual test directly w/o orders * Include testing for veterinary context * Analyte code harmonization * Test sources for patient & non-patients * Enhanced report formats ### Focus on Social Diseases * Check for uninsured population * Enhanced data entry for socioeconomic status and family functionality * Add homeless status * Link with International Classification of Functionality, Health and Disability (ICF) * Epidemiological report takes into account the socioeconomic status of the population ### Medical Imaging * Extensive package refactoring * health_imaging * health_imaging_worklist (DICOM patient worklists) * health_imaging_orthanc * Better integration with Orthanc PACS server * Work from Wei Thao, University of Louvain and the Orthanc community ### Patient Medication * Accessible from the main menu * Report at population level ### Allergic status validation * Automatically check the patient allergic status * Patient level * Prescription level * Sets 'Focus on allergy' automatically ### Demographics * Enhanced demographics information * Insurance validity check * Record Homeless status * Ethnicity and proclaimed ethnicity * Improved socioeconomic assessments ### Insurances * Enhanced demographics * Warning on expired insurances * Insurance policies and pricing for procedures * Linked to medical evaluations, surgeries, ... ### Obstetrics * Enhanced obstetric history * Link newborn with pregnancy result * General population report * Detailed information about multiple-pregnancy for each fetus ### Medical Genetics * Include family history in core package * Patient family tab (members, history ...) * Mutation zygosity * Improved data entry and view * Updated genes and proteins datasets (2023 → 2025) * Genes: 44056 (+348) * UniProt Natural variants: 82581 (+1422) * Protein related diseases: 6740 (+300) * HGNC: 80 gene symbols renamed ## Summary of new features * New functionality for patient procedures and medical interventions * Improved reporting and analytics * New features on patient obstetric history and pregnancy related evaluations * Improved ergonomics and views on demographics and patient related information. * Enhanced socioeconomic and family functionality assessment * Extensively revised Medical Imaging, DICOM worklists and Orthanc packages * Reorganize nursing and ambulatory care packages * Enhanced patient body composition and anthropometrics * Enhanced “Focus on” patient section, including automated settings and mental health * New insurance and billing features for medical interventions and insurance plans. * Improved patient safety and allergic conditions checks and prescription writing ## Technology ### The development environment is now at Codeberg * https://codeberg.org/gnuhealth * Translation : 30+ language teams @ https://translate.codeberg.org/projects/gnuhealth/ ### GNUHealth-Control as a single point for sysadmin tasks * GNU Health control will install, update and backup the instances * Removed gnuhealth-setup ### GNU Health HIS 5.0 uses Tryton 7.0 LTS framework * Support until end of 2028 * Full refactoring of packages * Support of Python 3.13 * Native GNU Health GTK Client * Development web client ### Gunicorn as WSGI server * Gunicorn is now the default WSGI server for GNUHealth HIS * For production / large deployments * Can be coupled with Nginx * Used already in Thalamus and the GNU Health Federation * Replaces uWSGI ### Increased Modularity * Reduced Package inter-dependency, mainly in: - Nursing & Ambulatory care - Crypto - Lab - Clinical History - Stock management * Removed health_profile ### Packages are in the GNU Health Organization at PyPI * wheel and source (sdist) distributions * Installation of individual health packages via gnuhealth-control * Much lighter, simple installations and implementations * Specific for user and health institution needs * Reduced complexity * Improved performance and security ### Minor number / patches at individual package level * The patch level version is at package level instead of the whole GNU Health. This provides greater modularity and improves system administration tasks. * gnuhealth-control detects which packages need to be updated, from gnuhealth and its dependencies. ### Source code of GNU Health HIS and gnuhealth-control at GNU.org * GNU Health HIS sourced code will be packaged as a bundle with a date format when any of the resources is updated. * gnuhealth-control source will also be at GNU.org Thank you to the GNU and GNU Health community, for delivering freedom, privacy and equity in healthcare around the world ♥ You can find short PDF presentation I made some weeks ago at the University of Entre Ríos, Argentina, about the new features in GNU Health HIS 5.0. https://www.gnuhealth.org/downloads/media/new_features_gnuhealth_50.pdf PS: In the coming days / weeks, we'll be polishing the documentation for this release. If you have any question or issue in the installation and/or upgrade, don't hesitate to send us a note at health @ gnu.org . Make sure you suscribe to the list ( https://savannah.gnu.org/mail/?group=health), otherwise your email will be automatically discarded to avoid spam. We also invite you to join us at Mastodon for the latest news in about the GNU Health ecosystem. https://mastodon.social/@gnuhealth Happy hacking Luis
savannah.gnu.org
June 30, 2025 at 5:12 PM
GNU Health Hospital Information System 5.0 series released
Dear community: I am very happy to announce the release 5.0 series of the GNU Health Hospital Information System (HIS). This release it's the result of a tremendous amount of work that spanned for almost the last two years! Series 5.0 represent a major leap in functionality, the underlying technology & project development. Currently we have the vanilla version ready to be downloaded, via gnuhealth-control (see https://docs.gnuhealth.org/his/techguide/installation/vanilla.html#installation-with-gnu-health-control) Specific GNU/Linux and FreeBSD packages, Ansible packages for HIS 5.0 and virtual machines images will come in the coming days / weeks. The following paragraphs summarize the changes and features included in GNUHealth HIS 7.0. There are more features and information that has been left outside this document for the sake of brevity. You can look consult the Changelog at Codeberg. ## New Functionality Features Some of the new features include: ### In the Laboratory Information System (Occhiolino) * New visual aids for out-of-range results * Create individual test directly w/o orders * Include testing for veterinary context * Analyte code harmonization * Test sources for patient & non-patients * Enhanced report formats ### Focus on Social Diseases * Check for uninsured population * Enhanced data entry for socioeconomic status and family functionality * Add homeless status * Link with International Classification of Functionality, Health and Disability (ICF) * Epidemiological report takes into account the socioeconomic status of the population ### Medical Imaging * Extensive package refactoring * health_imaging * health_imaging_worklist (DICOM patient worklists) * health_imaging_orthanc * Better integration with Orthanc PACS server * Work from Wei Thao, University of Louvain and the Orthanc community ### Patient Medication * Accessible from the main menu * Report at population level ### Allergic status validation * Automatically check the patient allergic status * Patient level * Prescription level * Sets 'Focus on allergy' automatically ### Demographics * Enhanced demographics information * Insurance validity check * Record Homeless status * Ethnicity and proclaimed ethnicity * Improved socioeconomic assessments ### Insurances * Enhanced demographics * Warning on expired insurances * Insurance policies and pricing for procedures * Linked to medical evaluations, surgeries, ... ### Obstetrics * Enhanced obstetric history * Link newborn with pregnancy result * General population report * Detailed information about multiple-pregnancy for each fetus ### Medical Genetics * Include family history in core package * Patient family tab (members, history ...) * Mutation zygosity * Improved data entry and view * Updated genes and proteins datasets (2023 → 2025) * Genes: 44056 (+348) * UniProt Natural variants: 82581 (+1422) * Protein related diseases: 6740 (+300) * HGNC: 80 gene symbols renamed ## Summary of new features * New functionality for patient procedures and medical interventions * Improved reporting and analytics * New features on patient obstetric history and pregnancy related evaluations * Improved ergonomics and views on demographics and patient related information. * Enhanced socioeconomic and family functionality assessment * Extensively revised Medical Imaging, DICOM worklists and Orthanc packages * Reorganize nursing and ambulatory care packages * Enhanced patient body composition and anthropometrics * Enhanced “Focus on” patient section, including automated settings and mental health * New insurance and billing features for medical interventions and insurance plans. * Improved patient safety and allergic conditions checks and prescription writing ## Technology ### The development environment is now at Codeberg * https://codeberg.org/gnuhealth * Translation : 30+ language teams @ https://translate.codeberg.org/projects/gnuhealth/ ### GNUHealth-Control as a single point for sysadmin tasks * GNU Health control will install, update and backup the instances * Removed gnuhealth-setup ### GNU Health HIS 5.0 uses Tryton 7.0 LTS framework * Support until end of 2028 * Full refactoring of packages * Support of Python 3.13 * Native GNU Health GTK Client * Development web client ### Gunicorn as WSGI server * Gunicorn is now the default WSGI server for GNUHealth HIS * For production / large deployments * Can be coupled with Nginx * Used already in Thalamus and the GNU Health Federation * Replaces uWSGI ### Increased Modularity * Reduced Package inter-dependency, mainly in: - Nursing & Ambulatory care - Crypto - Lab - Clinical History - Stock management * Removed health_profile ### Packages are in the GNU Health Organization at PyPI * wheel and source (sdist) distributions * Installation of individual health packages via gnuhealth-control * Much lighter, simple installations and implementations * Specific for user and health institution needs * Reduced complexity * Improved performance and security ### Minor number / patches at individual package level * The patch level version is at package level instead of the whole GNU Health. This provides greater modularity and improves system administration tasks. * gnuhealth-control detects which packages need to be updated, from gnuhealth and its dependencies. ### Source code of GNU Health HIS and gnuhealth-control at GNU.org * GNU Health HIS sourced code will be packaged as a bundle with a date format when any of the resources is updated. * gnuhealth-control source will also be at GNU.org Thank you to the GNU and GNU Health community, for delivering freedom, privacy and equity in healthcare around the world ♥ You can find short PDF presentation I made some weeks ago at the University of Entre Ríos, Argentina, about the new features in GNU Health HIS 5.0. https://www.gnuhealth.org/downloads/media/new_features_gnuhealth_50.pdf Happy hacking Luis
savannah.gnu.org
June 30, 2025 at 1:00 AM
#gnuhealth DB bootstrap from "data" folders: done!
Moving on to generating #htmx events for in the UI table nav & sql fetches for tbody content. Then add events & sql inserts stmts for each form, and that should be a good first large scale demo of #EasyWordy.
Anyone wants an auto-gen demo of #odoo?
June 20, 2025 at 2:03 PM