OpenMRS features

OpenMRS is used by Ministries of Health, hospitals, clinics, research institutions, and global health organizations to manage patient data and improve healthcare service delivery. It is implemented in over 40 countries, supporting millions of patient records.

OpenMRS enables healthcare providers to capture, store, and retrieve patient data efficiently, reducing paperwork, improving continuity of care, and enabling better decision-making. It also facilitates data reporting for monitoring public health trends and optimizing resource allocation.

Yes, OpenMRS is open-source and free to use. Organizations can download, customize, and deploy it without licensing fees. However, implementations may incur costs related to hosting, training, and system customization.

Yes, OpenMRS is designed to be adaptable to different healthcare settings, languages, and regulatory environments. It is widely used in low- and middle-income countries, often customized to meet local health system needs.

OpenMRS is built with flexibility in mind. Implementers can configure data models, workflows, and user interfaces to fit their specific needs. Additional functionality can be added using modules, and organizations can develop custom integrations with other health systems.