The Graphical User Interface (GUI) is not a 'new' concept. Personal computers have been using such a system for almost two decades: icons, folders, buttons, etc.

But the medical community, moving steadily closer to computerized solutions (like JonokeMed™), has not always benefited from this approach to a software's appearance. What's more, the proliferation of custom software has revealed how easy it is to make a GUI that is more an impediment than an aide.

JonokeMed™ looks intuitive.

Following standard interface guidelines, JonkeMed™ presents many tools just a mouse click away. Icons are comprehensible and meaningful, and elements appear in consistent locations. Documents appear as they will print, and can be previewed before output.

JonokeMed™ also helps you along by warning you if you are about to do something permanent, like delete a record. If you enter certain information incorrectly, you are alerted. Many fields are formatted automatically, allowing you to more quickly enter a phone number, for example, and let JonokeMed™ display it with the appropriate format.