• New Dashboard experience with improved visibility of resident assessment needs • Added Follow-Up Assessments to quickly identify residents who may require reassessment • Added Routine Assessments to highlight residents due for baseline assessments • New grid view showing a snapshot of each resident's latest pain assessment • Improved visibility of online and offline status • Enhanced resident search and filtering for faster access to information • General user interface improvements and performance enhancements • Features including Add Resident and Archived Residents have been moved to the side navigation menu

* Minor changes and bug fixes.

• Resolved an issue that could cause the app to crash for some users when signing in with Single Sign On (SSO). • Fixed an issue where the app could remain stuck on the loading screen after signing in using Quick Sign In. • Improved reliability of Face Mode capture to ensure it is recorded correctly in all supported scenarios. • Addressed an issue where the assessment type selection screen (PainChek or NRS) could be skipped unintentionally. • Added support for deep linking.

Minor bug fixes

* Resolved an issue where in some cases manual PainChek assessments could be performed on licences that had this feature disabled.

Improved internationalisation; minor bug fixes and improvements.

* Fixed an issue where PainChek Assessments appeared incomplete if the Body Location tag was mandatory but missing on completed assessments.

• Fixed the info bubble pop-up for Manual or Video assessment icons in the Assessment Summary screen on iOS. • Added the ability to record body location for PainChek assessments. Contact your PainChek account manager or support@painchek.com for more information. • Updated Portuguese translations in the app for improved localisation.

• Resolved issue with Quick Sign-In: Fixed a bug where Quick Sign-In was unintentionally disabled. • Improved SSO stability: Addressed an issue where SSO users occasionally experienced a crash after accepting the PainChek consent forms.

* Resolved an issue where tapping the Assess Pain button multiple times caused unsaved assessments and app crashes. * Fixed a problem where closing the app on the Display Summary screen resulted in unsaved assessments and app crashes. * Addressed an issue where turning off Quick Sign In for Single Sign-On (SSO) clients did not fully disable the feature for existing users.

• Internal changes to facilitate testing

• Fixed an issue where Single Sign On users who used Quick Sign In but had the Quick Sign In feature switched off, were still being prompted to set up Quick Sign In on devices. • Set limits to field on the App so they match the server limits already in place. • Fixed alignments on some of the fields in the sorting/filtering screens.

* Fixed an issue where Single Sign On users who don't have Quick Sign In active on their license were unable to set up a new device. * Fixed an issue causing the PainChek App to crash on iOS 18 Beta 5.

Fixed an issue for clients using SSO (Single Sign On) where the current user signing saw the profile of the previously signed in user

Fixed an issue impacting SSO users.

Fixed an issue where the calls to end a sync was not using the correct URL.

• Fixed an issue where a message was not being displayed if the Residents list had no Residents available. • Fixed an issue where a Resident flagged as My Resident was not being removed from the My Residents list when the Resident was archived. • Fixed an issue where an unfinished Assessment was still prompting a user to complete the Assessment after the Resident was archived. • Users can now filter Residents by Facility and Ward/Wing. • Users can now sort Residents by First Name or Last Name. • Quick Sign In users are now locked out of their accounts after 3 failed attempts.

- Fixed an issue where PainChek would report jailbreak detection when the iOS device is using Guest Mode and User Profiles.

• Fixed an issue where upgrading from 2.29.1 to 2.30 would sometimes crash the App. • Enhanced jailbreak detection to provide users with the reason for the detection.

Key improvements in this release: - Quick Sign In user removal is now supported - Device reset is now supported - Numerous other minor enhancements and bug fixes

Fixed an issue where the app was logging excessively

- Minor bug fixes and improvements - Support more product customisation - Preparing the way for future app features

Bug Fixes and Performance Improvement: * Fixed an issue where sort order of "Recent Assessments" was not the newest. * Fixed an issue where Assessment data was being sent to the backend in 12 hour format instead of 24 hour format, causing an error. * Fixed the issue where changing permissions on iOS was not taking effect. * Fixed the issue where Transition to SSO with QSI was creating a duplicate QSI profile. New Features and Enhancements * Updated the about dialogue to display UDI label and value field.

• Fixed an issue where transitioning from Regular Sign In to Single Sign On while having Quick Sign In (QSI) active would cause duplicate QSI profiles to be created.

Bug Fixes and Performance Improvement • Updated the assessment form label. • The App now removes spaces before and after the First Name and Surname form for Resident creation to better detect duplicates. • Improved the keyboard behaviour so it’s more consistent. New Features and Enhancements • Added new face domain animations in the tooltips. • Enhanced database encryption and security. • Supports a broader range of Gender identifies. • Added support for multiple languages. • When an inactive “Next” button is pressed, the user is guided on what’s required in order to make the button active. Backend and Maintenance Updates • Upgraded the jailbreak detection library. • Improved the receiving and sending of assessment data to the PainChek database.