How about using read-only CPRS limited only to one patient.
On Wednesday 14 September 2005 10:53 pm, Usha wrote:
Hi
For allowing patients to access their records, VistA uses MyHealtheVet. To
get it running on our server, I installed the patch MHV_1_0.KID available at
the VA's ftp site, with
Only 3 days?
On Thursday 15 September 2005 01:30 am, Maury Pepper wrote:
VistA Community Meeting -- October 28 to 30 in Washington, DC
Registration $25/day (free for US government employees)
Other details to follow.
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Hows that possible? i wanted just that...
Regards
Usha
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From: Nancy Anthracite [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Thursday, September 15, 2005 11:24 AM
Subject: Re: [Hardhats-members] Install MyHealtheVet server
How about using
From: Joseph Dal Molin [EMAIL PROTECTED]
As far as we know this isn't available through FOIA.
[jlz] And do we know why not?
Usha wrote:
Then I realized that we do not have the HealtheVet server installed on
our server.
Where can we download it? And how can the HealtheVet server be
I would like to
contact Dr. Anthracite about possibly speaking at a conference. Do you
have any contact infofor her?
Karen H. Geller, R.N.,
J.D.
Associate Director, Risk
Management
FOJP Service Corporation
28 E. 28th Street-14th
Floor
New York, NY 10016-7946
phone: 212-891-0798
fax:
Could you also do this:
MyFunct(a,b)
new result
if $get(a)= set result=-1
if $get(b)= set result=-1
set result=a*b
;//more code here.
quit result
one exit and result is always set.
Thanks
Marc Aylesworth
C3I Associates
AFRL/IFSE
Joint Battlespace Infosphere Team
525
I saw it at a VA hospital in PA yesterday. They're still working on it.
Wendell Murray
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I believe you just did contact her. She
frequents this list.
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I would like to
Thank you.
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Nancy Anthracite
I believe you just did contact her. She
frequents this list.
Where in DC?
BTW, why is it that non-govs must pay $25?
Mike
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VistA Community
It's only $25 after all. Anyway government workers are due whatever benefits
they can get! Wendell Murray
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That's rather like the use of magic return values in C, as in
while ((c = getchar()) != EOF)
putchar(c);
It's a handy shorthand, but it has the disadvantage of mixing result
types. Normally, c is a character, and sometimes it's a sentinel value
like EOF. To me, this is reasonably tolerable
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I believe you just did contact her. She frequents this list.
Frequently
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Without the requirement of mathematical aesthetics a great many discoveries
would not have been made.
-- Albert Einstein
Unfortunately, with the current tight purse strings of the government, we
did not want this to be a barrier to getting the Government Folks from
attending.
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Which, by itself, is a reason for not being available under FOIA.
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I saw it at a VA hospital in PA yesterday. They're still working on
it.
Wendell Murray
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Gregory Woodhouse [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Without the requirement of mathematical
I guess that you haven't filled your gas tank recently. In NY, we are
celebrating $3/gal prices - it only costs $75 to fill up (as opposed to
nearly $100)! And to think that we will be driving to DC!
Once again, though, where will the meeting be? I need to make hotel
reservations.
Talk about
For the record, I think the Freedom of Infomation Act (FOIA) is one of
the fundamental protections we enjoy in the U.S., and I wholeheartedly
endorse it. However, every time someone mentions a piece of software on
this list, it seems like someone is sure to ask (in seconds) whether it
is available
If you're in New York, why do you need to buy gas, anyway? Just fork
over your money to the port authority!
--- Michael D. Weisner [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I guess that you haven't filled your gas tank recently. In NY, we
are
celebrating $3/gal prices - it only costs $75 to fill up (as
I tend to agree with you, although it seems that the federal government did
indeed grant the right (entitlement?) for an individual to obtain such
information. A good reference page for FOIA is:
http://www.usdoj.gov/oip/oip.html
I, personally, do not wish to see every scrap of code I've
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Sent: Thursday, September 15, 2005 11:13 AM
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Once again, though, where will the meeting be? I need to make hotel
reservations.
where is being worked on. We are
HP Greenbelt is in the DC area.
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I think of it as a kind of sunshine law.
--- Michael D. Weisner [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I tend to agree with you, although it seems that the federal
government did
indeed grant the right (entitlement?) for an individual to obtain
such
information. A good reference page for FOIA is:
Since WorldVista is now tight with CMS and IFMC, maybe IFMC would make their
Owings Mills office available.
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New list member, first posting.
I agree with the sentiment, but think that product of government
employees should be available to the public without needing the FOIA and
when the product is NOT made available, thank goodness we have FOIA to
PRY it out of the governments hands.
As a federal
Hate to tell you, but citizens pay your salary. That doesn't equate to having access to everything the government does, but use for the ultimate benefit of the citizenry of a great resource such as VistA is reasonable I think. Don't you? Wendell Murray
On 9/15/05, Greg Woodhouse [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Gordon;
While I wait for the CD to get done on this machine, the expectations for
the next meeting will probably knock the HP Greenbelt facility out of the
final selection list. The HP Greenbelt served us well for a number of
meetings, but now we are likely to be overwhelmed with attendees
I am well aware of who pays my salary, and I am also well aware that I
am paid to do work that serves the public. My point has nothing to do
with whether or not FOIA gives you or any other citizen the *right* of
access to software developed by federal employees (so long as none of
the exemptions
I can agree with that sentiment, too. Speaking or myself, I think it
would be wonderful if congress saw fit to fund a federal agency with a
mission of developing health information systems. Who knows? I might
even be first in line to sign up. (Or maybe not. Let's not forget that
DVA has a worthy
As the federal employee who has the pleasure of responding to helping VHA
fulfill FOIA requests related to VistA, I also take an aggressive posture
with regard to cajoling my colleagues into handing over anything that would
be helpful for those outside the federal government who want to know about
--- Cameron Schlehuber [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
As the federal employee who has the pleasure of responding to helping
VHA
fulfill FOIA requests related to VistA, I also take an aggressive
posture
with regard to cajoling my colleagues into handing over anything that
would
be helpful for
Perhaps it is time for some people in the government to make changes. There
should be a web site where anyone can download any finished software product
developed by any federal agency. All agencies should be required to put
that software on the web site. Of course, there needs to be an
I am (still) working on a document imaging etc. I had thought that I
would try to use as much of the existing server RPC's etc to avoid
re-inventing the wheel.
But it looks like the use of \ as a file path node separator
(instead of / used by linux/unix) is hard coded in.
I am specifically
A saying I used to include in my signature was If you're going to
re-invent the wheel, at least come up with a better one.
There's nothing wrong with re-inventing the wheel if, in the end, you
have a better wheel.
--- Kevin Toppenberg [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am (still) working on a document
Does anyone know anything about an effort to produce an open
source CCOW context manager? I recall reading something about this recently,
but cannot find any references to it.
Regards,
Doug Martin, MD
Clinical Informatics Associates, Inc.
I think this a timely thread and followed it with interest. It is hard for
me to think about FOIA without thinking of Noem Chomsky and industrial
feudalism. Hopefully I won't butcher Chomsky's philosophy.
http://blogs.salon.com/0002007/2005/08/25.html
Chomsky describes our society as somewhat a
On Thu, 2005-09-15 at 18:45 -0400, Kevin Toppenberg wrote:
I am (still) working on a document imaging etc. I had thought that I
would try to use as much of the existing server RPC's etc to avoid
re-inventing the wheel.
But it looks like the use of \ as a file path node separator
(instead
It is an interface for patients to access their medical record thorugh a web
browser.
Usha
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From: John Leo Zimmer [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Thursday, September 15, 2005 5:18 PM
Subject: [Hardhats-members] Re: MyHealtheVet
Nancy A:
Pete Rontey is the only one I know of that was trying to maintain an
inventory of Vista interfaces. Frankly, if that is what you are asking
about it might be easier to loop through file 101 for every protocol
that has a SENDING APPLICATION or a RECEIVING APPLICATION defined as
these are
Things may have changed and I will ask again, but last time they were bringing
it up with a patchwork of partially finished pieces and it was not ready for
prime time. Until it is released nationwide, it will not be FOIAable, and
then there are likely to be multiple proprietary pieces, at
On Sep 13, 2005, at 1:22 PM, Clemens, John wrote:
Greg wrote
More narrowly constrained processing rules can be implemented as
well,
often allowing a much higher degree of automation than is supported by
the VistA HL7 package.
I think you are kind of blurring the line between
From what I have seen, it is too small unless there is something we have not
seen.
On Thursday 15 September 2005 12:53 pm, Mike Ginsburg wrote:
Since WorldVista is now tight with CMS and IFMC, maybe IFMC would make their
Owings Mills office available.
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I found out that the My HealthEVet application that has just been rolled out
nationwide is an online prescription refill service and the medical records
viewing application is just a pilot site that is not going to be duplicated
in that format. Thus, it is not FOIAable. One might consider
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