New release 🎉

Amni Care 9.3 - October 2026

In Amni Care 9.3, we have introduced support for creating custom iterative forms, allowing respondents to answer the same form multiple times. We have also further developed the treatment module with detailed tracking of changes and the option to bookmark pages, as well as made improvements to program administration. Several new instruments have been added, while existing instruments have been updated. We have also made improvements in areas such as information from the personal data service, printing and notifications.

New functionality 

Create your own iterative forms 

Under Create, an administrator can create their own iterative forms, e.g. a diary or a homework assignment. The difference compared to a regular questionnaire is that the respondent can answer the questions multiple times in an iterative form. 

All custom forms have also been given a header section that is displayed at the top of a form. Here, you can enter the form's title, instructions and maybe add an image. The header section is optional but important in iterative forms, as it is displayed in the header together with the button for creating new entries. It should therefore contain instructions on when and how often the respondent is expected to answer or update the form. 

Detailed tracking of changes in treatment module 

Pages in a treatment module that have been changed since the practitioner last viewed them will be indicated. Practitioners can also choose to bookmark pages in a treatment module, e.g. to remember where they last stopped. 

See instruments available for the unit in the library 

In the library, users can choose to only see instruments that are available within the user's selected unit. 

Information about already started programs and instruments 

When starting a program, the user is notified if there is already an active program of the same type. When starting an instrument, the user is similarly notified if there is already an instrument of the same type and variant that is awaiting a response or is scheduled. The user can choose to start the program or instrument anyway, but in some cases this can help the user avoid accidentally starting duplicates. 

Programs without information for the patient 

In programs without instruments for the patient and without an active messaging function, an administrator can choose to omit information about the program for the patient. This means that the program will not be displayed to the patient when they log in to Amni Care. Already created programs of this type can be edited by an administrator if they want it to be visible only to participants who receive instruments within the program. 

Start questionnaire as interview in program 

Questionnaires in programs can be marked as “Interview only”, which means that they are to be conducted by a clinician through an interview and will not be sent digitally to the recipient. 

An administrator sets whether a questionnaire in a program should be started as an interview. The person starting the program cannot change this setting. However, when starting the program, they can choose to start additional questionnaires as interviews if needed. 

The new functionality also means that temporary contacts can be participants in programs. 

Choose whether personal information is included in printed forms 

When printing forms, it is now possible to choose whether personal information (name and personal identity number) is included. 

Improvements to program administration 

Instruments are displayed in a compact view, providing a better overview when editing the program. 

Support for copying an entire grouping of instruments makes it easier to create programs for follow-up where you want the same set of instruments that has already been added for one point in time to also be sent at another point in time. Copy the group and select a new point in time, and all instruments and settings will follow. 

When more instruments are added to a grouping, more settings from already added instruments are carried over, so that these do not have to be set each time. E.g. settings for how many days an unanswered questionnaire should remain before being removed. 

More information from the personal data service 

More information is retrieved from Inera's personal data service, making it possible to see in the interface whether a close relation is registered as a legal guardian. Information about whether a person lives abroad and which region the person lives in will also be displayed. 

If a search is made for a patient who is deceased, this is already shown in the search results so that registration is prevented. 

Compare two response occasions at item level 

When viewing the responses from an answered questionnaire, it is now possible to compare them with a previous response occasion. The forms are displayed side-by-side, allowing for a comparison of responses to individual items. 

Treatment and support material report

The treatment and support material report retrieves data based on treatments and support materials (standalone treatment modules and information sheets) and provides information on how many treatments and support materials have been sent out and by whom, as well as overall statistics on completed modules and messages within a treatment. Use the report when you want to follow up on activities and analyze statistics based on treatments and support materials. 

Instruments 

New instruments 

  • ABCL (Adult Behavior Checklist)
  • Medication follow-up for childhood obesity 
  • BSQ (Body Sensations Questionnaire) 
  • CFI (Cognitive Function Instrument) 
  • CPAQ-8 (Chronic Pain Assessment Questionnaire-8) 
  • FoF (Questions about Family Members) 
  • PARS Input: Added the response option "Don't know" when rating severity 
  • SADD (Short Alcohol Dependence Data) 
  • Somatic checks: New variants and BMI calculation 
  • Maintenance Plan CBT 
  • Bowel diary 
  • Emotion diary 
  • Energy diary 
  • New variant of the rehabilitation plan for a more traditional rehabilitation methodology 

Changed instruments 

  • BAT: improved result presentation 
  • GCLS: improved result presentation 
  • SMASc: New cut-offs and updated result presentation 
  • Updated sleep diary 
  • Child Medical History (short version) - Question 10 adjusted 
  • Clinical keywords on Somatic checks and forms for medication follow-up 
  • Exercise as a clinical keyword on relevant instruments 
  • Open all modules directly within the treatment Manage residual symptoms of depression

Instruments in English 

  • WHO-5 in English 

Improvements and bug fixes 

  • Various improvements to the user interface 
  • The Program view on the start page can show all patients with ongoing programs, including those with no events to handle or other events. Will be included when "Show patients without activities to handle" is selected
  • The Treatment view on the start page can be filtered based on treatment type
  • Improved distribution of notifications and reminders so that recipients are not notified too often or receive duplicates 
  • Clarified description of age criteria so that the upper age refers to inclusive age 
  • The manual is accessible directly via the main menu. The About page has been moved into the menu in the upper right corner 
  • Improved navigation in the patient app so that users can more easily find maintained material and consents they have given
  • Update gender when synchronizing with the personal data service
  • Indicate instruments within programs with a green background and tools from other care units with a pink background in the instrument dialog's left-hand menu
  • Allow line breaks in formatted texts
  • Administrative role for Stretch Care support staff
  • Internal code improvements