Now Live: New Features and Fixes [10.9.2020]
by
Hayley Lorge
Oct 9, 2020
We are excited to announce new Fisdap platform updates.
The following features and fixes are now live:
- An Absent option has been added under Lung Sounds in the Vitals category.
- Minor UI changes have been made for the Appendix G report.
- Several database enhancements and bug fixes have been implemented.
An Appendix G Quick Reference Guide may be found here. If you have any questions about the new features and fixes, please contact the Fisdap Instructor Hotline, 612-877-7251.
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