OpenMRS is based on a "concept dictionary" that describes all the data items that can be stored in the system such as clinical findings, laboratory test results or socio-economic data. This approach avoids the need to modify the database structure to add new diseases for example, and facilitates sharing of data dictionaries between projects and sites. An important features of OpenMRS is its modular construction which allows the programming of new functions without modifying the core code. OpenMRS is web based but can be deployed on a single laptop or on a large server and runs on Linux, Windows or Mac OS X.
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French | 100% | |
German | 100% | |
Chinese (China) | 100% | |
Croatian | 100% | |
Spanish | 100% | |
Portuguese (Brazil) | 99% | |
Polish | 98% | |
Chinese | 94% | |
Portuguese | 91% | |
Turkish (Turkey) | 90% | |
Haitian (Haitian Creole) | 88% | |
Indonesian (Indonesia) | 87% | |
Pashto | 84% | |
Russian | 82% | |
Arabic | 70% | |
Hindi | 68% | |
Ukrainian | 67% | |
French (France) | 66% | |
Italian | 65% | |
Persian | 65% | |
Khmer | 64% | |
Greek | 64% | |
Lithuanian | 63% | |
Sinhala | 63% | |
Arabic (Egypt) | 62% | |
Swahili | 62% | |
Urdu | 61% | |
English (United Kingdom) | 61% | |
Vietnamese | 61% | |
Japanese | 61% | |
Russian (Russia) | 58% | |
Tamil | 58% | |
Armenian | 57% | |
Hebrew | 57% | |
Hindi (India) | 57% | |
Telugu | 57% | |
Kurdish | 57% | |
Albanian | 57% | |
Japanese (Japan) | 56% | |
Serbian | 56% | |
Burmese | 56% | |
Swahili (Kenya) | 56% |