Month: September 2021

Available for download on the Downloads page.

This is a pre-release of the upcoming Infirmary Integrated 2.0. This means that the program is complete and is quite stable, but may be slightly buggy as the developer identifies and fixes small issues. The major update to Infirmary Integrated is cross-platform support for: Windows, Linux, and MacOS!

The entire program was re-written to support cross-platform functionality, which is quite a large undertaking. All major functionality from previous versions of Infirmary Integrated are available, including the Cardiac Monitor, Defibrillator, 12 Lead ECG, and the Intra-aortic Balloon Pump.

Some bugs or issues may exist that have not yet been noticed. If you notice any issues, feel free to leave a message for the developer!

Available for download on the Downloads page.

This is a preview release of upcoming major changes to Infirmary Integrated, including:

Cross-platform support for: Windows, Linux, and MacOS!

Infirmary Integrated is being ported from the Windows WPF interface built on .NET Framework to the Avalonia interface built on .NET 3.0. With this major rewrite comes the ability to run Infirmary Integrated on all platforms supported by Avalonia, including Windows, Linux, and MacOS!

The rewrite is not complete. This preview version is a pre-release and has limited functionality. Currently, only the Cardiac Monitor is functional- the remaining devices are still being ported. Additionally, some bugs or issues may exist that have not yet been noticed. If you notice any issues, feel free to leave a message for the developer!

Available for download on the Downloads page.

A minor release meant to bring the most recent steady stream of behind-the-scenes improvements and bug fixes to you. The major implementation in this release is that the installation package is signed and verified by the developer, which will help keep Windows security notifications to a new minimum.

Another notable improvement in this release is the implementation of Cardiac Output as a patient parameter that can be set and displayed on the Cardiac Monitor for realistic simulations regarding advanced hemodynamics.