Mobile V5.0.0 Release Notes

Release: MediMap Mobile V5.0.0
Theme: Stability and safety for everyday clinical workflows
Release Date: 01st May 2026
Downtime: The app will need to be uninstalled and then V5.0.0 reinstalled on each device

Summary

Mobile V5.0.0 consolidates a large body of fixes and delivery work across the app, backend APIs, deployment, and release testing. The outcome is a more dependable mobile experience for care staff administering medications in real clinical settings, including online and offline workflows.

Key Improvements

Syn reliability and app stability

• Crash and load fixes: resolved several crash paths during login, area selection, patient loading, and rapid administration workflows

• Improved patient refresh behaviour: newly admitted patients, changed patients, and patient visibility issues after sync were corrected

• Better sync safety: full sync behaviour now better protects unsynced offline actions and improves handling when uploads fail

• Data consistency improvements: fixes reduce cases where the mobile state looked updated even when the server save failed

Medication lifecycle and administration safety

• Pending stop handling: corrected cases where stopped or pending-stopped medications remained visible or caused loading issues

• Medication status labels: aligned “Added Today” and “Medication Changed” behaviour more closely with expected web behaviour

• Double sign safety: fixed cases where a changed medication label could hide the double sign requirement and allow unsafe administration flow

• Administration history: improved visibility of regular medication history and support for removed or changed medications appearing correctly in history

• Short-course medication behaviour: addressed duplicate lines, incorrect administered states, and stop-date handling issues

• Patch, PRN, and comments workflows: improved detail capture and presentation for administration outcomes and related notes

Authentication, PIN and security controls

• PIN for double sign: delivered and tested support for PIN-based double sign workflows across medication types, including offline scenarios

• PIN behaviour fixes: corrected issues with duplicate PIN ownership, 6-digit PIN acceptance, and unnecessary validation restrictions

• Installation ID consistency: strengthened iOS handling so installation ID behaviour better aligns with Android expectations

• Whitelist handling: improved behaviour when facility IP whitelist restrictions apply

• Session management: addressed inactivity timeout expectations and session expiry handling

Clinical UI and workflow usability

• Improved dropdown spacing, sorting, truncation, and landscape behaviour for area and dose-time selection

• Better handling of keyboards, pop-ups, and hidden fields on tablets and iPads

• Fixes for search input duplication, tab highlighting, visible units, placeholder profile images, and offline indicators

• Improved wording such as using clearer action labels for administration flows

• Better handling of offsite, deceased, discharged, and profile/photo-related resident data

What is means for users

For frontline users, the most important outcome is trust. Staff need confidence that the patient list, administration state, and medication data on the device match the chart and remain stable under real-world use.

Several fixes in this release directly reduce the risk of misreading medication state on mobile, especially around stopped medications, changed lines, and double sign scenarios.

Resolved Issues Summary

Fixes