NEW CUI version released

Exciting news from the Microsoft NHS team; they have just released new components and Design guidance for the Common User Interface project!

Rather than bore you with my commentary here is the page reference and a quick peak.

the link: http://www.mscui.net/Blog/post/Whats-New-in-Microsoft-Health-CUI-(February-2009).aspx

• Graphing Control: Ok - so I HAVE to comment - This is a great control and long overdue - you *MUST* check out the WPF version of this control at http://www.mscui.net/Components/Graphing.aspx (along with the SilverLight version)

• Design Guidance - Displaying Adverse Drug Reaction Risks

• As an interesting aside see my post following this on "Are current Adverse Drug Event processes and dynamics really useful in a clinical setting"

• MedicationsListView control

• Design Guidance - Medications Line

• Design Guidance - Displaying Graphs and Tables

• A new version of our Patient Journey Demonstrator (includes applications of our latest design guidance, the incorporation of SNOMED CLINICAL TERMS^® provided by Health Language Inc. )