Does this mean it is taking place in the past.and we are just
hearing about it now..
Gregory Woodhouse wrote:
You do realize that this discussion is taking place on the old list... ?
On Feb 28, 2007, at 7:40 PM, Cameron Schlehuber wrote:
First, let me say that the information on
The WorldVistA website will be experiencing intermittent outages this
weekend as the Zope/Plone software is upgraded.
Regards,
Joseph
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to clarify we will not be able to make the VA video or audio
files recorded at the conference available as a downloadthey are too
large.
Joseph
Joseph Dal Molin wrote:
Wolfgang,
There isn't going to be a report, instead the presentations will be made
available via
Wolfgang,
There isn't going to be a report, instead the presentations will be made
available via the WorldVistA website later this weekand for now are
available on Nancy's server (see an earlier message from Nancy).
Regards,
Joseph
Wolfgang Giere wrote:
The video is impressive (as is
Sorry...I meant from another machine as Cameron pointed out in his reply.
J.
Dan wrote:
You sure? I do it on all of my Windows Cache installs and they're all the
free downloaded ones.
At 07:00 PM 7/13/2006, Joeseph wrote:
No you can't telnet into the single user version.
Nancy
No you can't telnet into the single user version.
Nancy Anthracite wrote:
Do you have a licensed copy of Cache or a single user version? I do not
believe you can telnet in to a single user version.
On Thursday 13 July 2006 16:52, Jamie Hussey wrote:
I made the changes Nancy suggested,
Lloyd the attachment came through for me must be because of
NAFTA :-)
Joseph
Lloyd Milligan wrote:
Glad the edit worked this time, Marcus. I tried to attach the modified
routine for importing the June FOIA routines in the new format, but the
message/attachment was rejected by the
Asif,
I am assuming that you are using the version of VOE that is available
from the WorldVistA VVSO site. This is a gentle reminder that the
version you are using is made available for evaluation, training and
vendor qualification purposes onlyit is NOT suitable nor authorized
for use in
Mike, have a look at the OSIRIX project...it is one of the most
successful open source imaging projects I am aware of, there are now
8,000 users according to their website. It's Mac based (works with the
new Mac architecture) and apparently someone, somewhere in the VA has
tried it out. The
Do you need to have VistA running on the same box?
No you don't
Greg Woodhouse wrote:
--- Nancy Anthracite [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If I manage to remember, I am bringing a MacMini with the new chip to
the
meeting and I am looking for someone(s) who wants to compile GT.M on
it.
Will there are a couple of online demos you can tap into instead of
creating one yourself follow the link at the www.vista-office.org
site or go to the VA's online demo at www.va.gov/cprsdemo. We also have
a copy of a couple of live demo sessions using Lotus Screencamthose
are on the
Thanks Fred, we will add a link to the front page navigation bar for
membership registration. BTW our membership fee collection system is
based on a non-Paypal service.
Joseph
Mike Schrom wrote:
I second that! Paypal's 'security' is everything but!
Greg Woodhouse wrote:
I bought software
This sounds like an episode from the black and white version of the
Twilight Zone I have never heard of IT migration planning based on
a scorched earth model before. Kevin, do the powers that be have a clue
about the consequences of just turning off the switch while they figure
out how to
It sounds like they are going to force Kevin to turn off his systems
completely regardless of the application or operating system he is
using the IT policy isn't really the issue IMHOit is how they
are implementing it
Greg Woodhouse wrote:
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This may explain the recent problems with the mailing list..
Joseph
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Greetings,
Sentillion if my memory serves me well.
Nancy Anthracite wrote:
Right, but I don't recall the name of the program the VA uses for that.
On Tuesday 23 May 2006 10:21, Marc Krawitz wrote:
That sounds like CCOW.
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Using Tomcat but need
While initially a structured solution seems like it will make things
easier it requires structured behaviour to remain usefulthat's why
you aren't allowed to put books back on the shelves in libraries.I
prefer Nancy's method...put it in one place and aim Google at it... that
way you
spam filter and it isn't
being filtered out at my end... I can see the orginal message in the
external archivesbut not in the Sourceforge archive.
Joseph
Greg Kreis wrote:
Bhaskar said he and Joseph Dal Molin are not seeing their posts make it
to the list, last week. I don't know
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Nancy Anthracite wrote:
Well well!I am happy to see that as well as happy there is a confernce!
Congratulations on the birth of this new TradeMark, but, are you sure you
spelled it right? WorldVistA EHR™ perhaps?
On Saturday 13 May 2006 13:34, Joseph Dal
WorldVistA is delighted to announce the 13th VistA Community Conference,
to be held from Thursday, June 29th to Sunday, July 2nd, 2006 at Robert
Morris University, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
The theme for this meeting is: “Building sustainable, global,
collaborative development of VistA”,
the concern is not just the one time fee from what I have
heardthere is also a fee for using the certification label and the
need to recertify down the road.
Greg Woodhouse wrote:
--- Nancy Anthracite [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
CCHIT fee a barrier to smaller EMR firms
There are 3 domains covered by the criteria: functionality, security,
interoperability. The WorldVistA VVSO team has completed a very quick
first pass gap analysis for VOE and have begun the detailed analysis and
assessment.
Joseph
Greg Woodhouse wrote:
But the way I read it, CCHIT is
My wife's cousin is an expert in assistive technolgy and has been
working with Linux platforms for several years nowwill drop her a
line and ask if she has any experience with this.
Joseph
Greg Woodhouse wrote:
I just learned about a screen reader (assistive technology for
non-sighted or
Dear all,
The WorldVistA wiki will be down for a couple of days for hardware
upgrades, our apologies for any inconvenience.
Cheers,
Joseph
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Using Tomcat but need to do more? Need to support web services, security?
Get stuff done
The project has apparently been restarted.
Joseph
J. Michael Towry wrote:
Does anyone know where the latest CPRS-R Java source code is to be found? I
looked for it at ftp://ftp.va.gov/vista/Software/Packages/ but didn't see it
there.
BTW, before they stopped working on it, did the developers
One way I have used to figure out what driver to use (I had problems
with a D-link card on Mandrake) is to boot from a Knoppix live CD and
look at what driver it loadsKnoppix does a very good job at
detecting hardware. You can then add the driver you need. Mepis is
another good
We are planning another sprint for the gurus to complete the interface
and integrate it with VOE registration...which is the initial motivation
for this effort that will break trail for all flavours of VistA.
I think M2Web hasn't had much traction on this list because it needed a
Yes there is now a standard for ambulatory careand we are working on
certification for VOEfirst step is doing a gap analysis for each
domain - functionality, interoperabililty and security. We then produce
a development plan to address the gaps.
Joseph
Kevin Toppenberg wrote:
Does
My understanding is that Rick has jsut completed the patching etc. to
prepare the base system which will then be stripped down to form Stone
Cutter and be used in the Fileman project.
Joseph
Michael Zacharias wrote:
Hi everyone. I was wondering if I could get an update on Stone Cutter, and
This is great Jim and very timely as we (Nancy, David and I) were just
this past weekend discussing organizing a follow-up sprint. I will
bring this up on our WorldVistA executive meeting tomorrow night to get
the ball rolling.
Joseph
Nancy Anthracite wrote:
This looks great! What is the
Andrew,
What is your target date for having a system actually supporting a
running practiceyour timing will determine whether VOE will be an
option.
Joseph
Andrew Schamess wrote:
I'm an MD soon to start a solo practice. I'd like to use an electronic
medical record, and I'm researching
Greg,
This is great thanks for posting itcan you please provide the link
to the press release
Joseph
Greg Woodhouse wrote:
FYI -
# # #
Harvard Honors VA's Computerized Patient Records System
One of Top 50 Government Innovations
WASHINGTON (April 11, 2006)- Citing the
This looks promisingsounds like it is already in Ubuntu Linux
http://avahi.org/wiki/WikiStart#Whatisit
Avahi is a system which facilitates service discovery on a local
network. This means that you can plug your laptop or computer into a
network and instantly be able to view other people
The link that Mr. Link has provided is to the RSS feed from the
site...which explains the XML
Maury Pepper wrote:
Chuck,
I like your site, but the link below only displays the xml source -- with
either FireFox or IE.
What tool are you using to construct the site?
- Original Message
forgot to mention that all you need to do is drop the link into an RSS
aggregator such as Sage (for Firefox), Thunderbird email has one too
and voila you have current index of what is available
Joseph Dal Molin wrote:
The link that Mr. Link has provided is to the RSS feed from
I vote for AnonymousReadOnly/GatedWriteable
That is my preference.
The issue of know who your neighbours are is an important one when
considering how to maximize collaboration etc. There are I believe over
500 people on this list now. How to do this is another questionon
another list I
Good idea!!
Kevin Toppenberg wrote:
On 3/23/06, Joseph Dal Molin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I vote for AnonymousReadOnly/GatedWriteable
perhaps we should have an
introduce yourself week?
Joseph
I would want this on the Wikki though, not email. Too easy to get
lost on email.
Kevin
In a nutshell, the content just like the software is open
sourcewhich means there are no IP issues standing in the way of the
software or content outliving the organizations etc. that have had a
hand in developing or making it available for the benefit of others.
Cheers,
Joseph
Dan
Kevin et al,
In a nutshellwe are moving the Zope/Plone based site as well as
email etc. to another hosting service. This was planned for sometime
nowthe DNS problem just made it happen sooner and not the way we
would have preferred. Sorry for any inconvenience this has/is causing.
I use Thunderbird on Linux and XP Pro.works like a charm and I can
keep the two synchronized by just copying the relevant foldersand no
language problemsalthough the odd email from Nancy has what looks
like html encoding
Joseph
Mike Lieman wrote:
On 1/26/06, Maury Pepper
My facts may not be accurate: Query tool is a Delphi client and Care
Management Java basedthey both allow you to search across multiple
patient records to help manage similar patients etc.unlike CPRS
which is individual focused. Care Management is/was replacing the Query
tool.
J.
...perhaps the most strategic thing one could do to attract programmers
is make it easy to work with VistA with other languages like Python etc.
thus creating a much larger pool of programmers. The non gui components
and platform portability of the client are key areas where non-M skills
are
Stephen,
Rather than point someone to a discussion forum ...I would point your
customers to the many vendors that employ MUMPS today in their
applicationsEpic, Meditech, Quadramed, Eclipsys, Cerner,
McKesson/HBOC (or whatever they go by today), IDX, Keane etc. Kaiser
Permanante is
Yes it works.
Marc Krawitz wrote:
Has anybody tried running Cache on Windows XP Tablet edition? The
intersystems website specifically mentions XP as a supported version of
Windows but does not mention the Tablet edition.
Thanks,
Marc
The CPT codes are definitely proprietary...they must be purchased from
the AMA.
Joseph
Greg Woodhouse wrote:
--- Nancy Anthracite [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
FOIA CDs are supposed to have all patches so you could order them
unless they
contain proprietary material.
Isn't the ICD-9/10
Ronald,
You can find out about VOE at www.vista-office.org.
Joseph
Ronald Ponto wrote:
so VOE is similar to CPRS?
/---Original Message---/
/*From:*/ Greg Woodhouse mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
/*Date:*/ 12/20/05 14:10:12
/*To:*/ hardhats-members@lists.sourceforge.net
it helps for future reference if you use subject headings that
indicate what the discussion is about :-)
Nancy Anthracite wrote:
Run D ^%SS and paste in the results, please
On Friday 16 December 2005 09:25 pm, Max Mansoubi wrote:
This is exactly what we do and we keep getting the same
I use Primus here in Torontofor over a year nowit has had the
odd minor glitch but overall it is excellent. I am saving at least
$150-200 a month in long distance charges.
Joseph
Kevin Toppenberg wrote:
I really wanted to use it. I even bought a telephone-ip adapter. Only
then I
I posted a note to get in touch
Joseph
Nancy Anthracite wrote:
A kind soul sent me a message that VistA and Hardhats.org got a blog mention
as the result of the presentations at the American Medical Informatics
Association meeting.
The blogger would like to learn more, and I think we
Richard Walters book is on the NY Times MUMPS best seller list :-)
highly recommended!
Joseph
Robert Leonardo wrote:
Vista Gurus,
I believe Vista is a worthwhile project and have decided to commit
myself to learning its intricacies. Can you provide me with a list of
recommended books,
WASHINGTON DC, USA -- PHARMA UPDATE NEWS SERVICE(TM) -- NOVEMBER 15,
2005: Evolving requirements and the FDA's new risk-based view of
information management can transform your computer systems,
applications and even email into
, Joseph Dal Molin wrote:
Does anyone know if RFID capability has been integrated with VistA?
Joseph
I don't know much about RFID technology, but I imagine it to be
somewhat similar to barcodes in the sense that an appropriate device
will translate the signal it receives into a numeric
Does anyone know if RFID capability has been integrated with VistA?
Joseph
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Robert,
Our goal is to create a library of interfaces which vendors and the
rest of the community can contribute to and share. The VA has written
many interfaces itself and we can draw on these where they are
usefulbut interfaces to PM and Billing have not been created for
obvious
Stephen,
The calls are scheduled for every Friday same timewe currently set
the agenda during our weekly board of directors meeting which is
Thursday night. I suggest you switch from digest mode to normal delivery
that way you will get it as soon as we post it.
Joseph
Stephen Hay
In addition to Nancy's excellent summary of what is available to help
you Nurielthere is also a demo version of VistA available that is
pre-configured with sample anonymous patient data in it. If what you are
doing is a simple comparison of functionality then I would recommend you
use the
we connected.
Joseph Dal Molin
Simon Andresen wrote:
Hi.
Thanks for all the useful links and help. We really appreciate it.
The reason for our interest in VistA is because we're working on another
project called DHIS:
http://hips.ifi.uio.no:8080/confluence/display/DHIS2/Home. We're looking
Work is underway to bring VOE up to date with the VA patches as well as
establishing the process etc. necessary to maintain it.
Joseph
Robert Leonardo wrote:
I noticed today that the HLO options are not available in the Beta
version of Vista-Office.
Are there plans to include this in the
dead as a product for HPbut just think of all those hospitals
out there that can pick up an enterprise server on eBay for the price of
a PC or less
Chuck Norem wrote:
On 10/21/05, Richard Schilling [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
if you surveyed everyone at the village pub on a
Alberto,
We haven't implemented registration for the site yet. Once we have
developed additional functionality we will provide login capability if
it becomes necessary.
Cheers,
Joseph
Alberto Odor wrote:
I havn't visited WorldVista since its conversion to ZOPE/Plone. I have been
trying to
Mike,
Have a look at this URL for the VOE specific features:
http://www.vista-office.org/software/features/
One of the benefits of the Beta phase is that it will give us the
opportunity to explore and address what the market tells
us is needed to improve VOE. Related to this it will also give
FYI.
Joseph
*MEDICARE NEWS*
For Immediate release
CMS Office of Media Affairs
September 19, 2005
*CMS DELIVERS ELECTRONIC HEALTH RECORD SOFTWARE TO PHYSICIAN OFFICES*
*Evaluation Version Of Vista-Office Expected To
This is the first step in a process the VA is working to gradually make
its training materials available publicly via the web. Having had the
privilege of attending and experiencing the high quality of the VA's
training program at VeHU this year, this is a definitely a cause for
celebration!
and how does someone call you from the public system?
Asterix is another (I think) similar solution to Bayonne. I have used
VOIP exclusively for my work for over a year now and so far it has been
quite good. I use Primus and I can conference call up to 5 people with
it. I understand that
Another option which allows unlimited participants is Teamspeak. Skype
has a 4 or 5 person conference call limit. Teamspeak is multiplatform
and we have it set up on the WorldVistA server.
Joseph
Thurman Pedigo wrote:
Skype sounds interesting. Absent objection, I think I can hook it up to
The countries with so-called social medicine are and have been making
the same mistakes with EHRs the US is/has (I say this from the
perspective of having dual EU/Candian citizenship...live in Canada, all
my relatives live in Europe or Australia and I have worked in health IT
internationally
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Please provide some context to your questionwhat is your objective?
The answer to your question will depend on your needs. Feel free to
contact me off list.
Joseph
Kevin Adams wrote:
Hello Everyone,
I have a question about the NDF. My trouble is that the data used in
the NDF module
Actually yesundortunately I don't have the list admin password. The
list admin can temporarily disable responses from this email address and
send the person and email saying they will be reinstated when they
return to the office. Greg Kreis is traveling from what I know so may
not be
the test to
certify that the test has no implicit biases and that the test does
accurately measure what it is intended to do?
- Original Message -
From: Joseph Dal Molin [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: hardhats-members@lists.sourceforge.net
Sent: Friday, July 29, 2005 1:09 PM
Subject: [Hardhats
, VVSO
WorldVistA
Mike Lieman wrote:
On 7/30/05, *Joseph Dal Molin* [EMAIL PROTECTED]
mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Steve,
Please take the test and tell us if you believe there are biases in it.
If you feel there are any we will address them. Our objective is to
include
to the new list, go to:
https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/vista-officeehr-forum
Thank you,
Joseph Dal Molin
Program Manager, VVSO
WorldVistA
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Tyrus,
The current list actually has a web based forum style that can present
messages by thread and a couple of other variants.follow the link
below to the archive:
https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/hardhats-members
IMHO, anything that is an important thread and needs to be
This is a toll free number Mark so we haven't set up any alternative
methods to access the call.
Joseph
Mark Goudie wrote:
Will we be able to listen in with teamspeak?
On 7/29/05, Maury Pepper [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
VistA Community Call Friday at NOON EDT.
TOPIC:
- The future colossal
-Office EHR Vendor List will help clinics, doctors, and nurses
who are interested in installing VistA-Office EHR find vendors qualified
to help them install, configure, and support the software.
Contact: Joseph Dal Molin [EMAIL PROTECTED
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Todd,
Had you been in Boston to see the progress and results we saw in the
very short period of time that the experts worked on this solution you
would probably have a different opinion...CPRS working under WINE will
be a viable option, it just needs a bit more work. VMware while an
Perhaps this whole discussion is moot in the long run as the VA is
rewriting CPRS in Javawhere does that leave someone who decides or
decided to write a new version of CPRS??
Joseph
Todd Berman wrote:
On Wed, 2005-07-27 at 14:00 -0400, Nancy Anthracite wrote:
Well, since it doesn't
WINE does not require a Windows license.
J.
Mike Lieman wrote:
On 7/27/05, *Greg Woodhouse* [EMAIL PROTECTED]
mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am definitely NOT happy
with the code I've written because it clearly not very successful in
keeping presentation logic separate
You should also be aware of these limitations in the demo:
- you cannot sign orders with the demo e-signature is not set up
- you will be randomly be loged on as one of a number of physicians as
the login screen is deactivated too
These are limitations which can be overcome if someone is
Reminds me of the interesting branding dilemma DEC had in the UK where
a company was selling vacuum cleaners using the name VAXironically
they are still in business http://www.vax.co.uk/
Joseph
Gregory Woodhouse wrote:
I haven't seen a great deal of confusion on this list over whether
Tom Ackerman lives in the Atlanta area.
Pkale Robinson wrote:
Anyone in the Atlanta area, or surrounding states involved with
OpenVista? I would like to me and learn. I DO know that time is
valuable and I'm willing to compensate.
404-513-9559
Thanks
...the federal gov't cannot hold a copyright to the best of my knowledge
Joseph
David Sommers wrote:
I don't think that's possible because VistA (as we know it) doesn't
appear in Google until page 2. If anyone owns a right to it, it's
probably going to be AmeriCorps.
Also DHCP was used for
Kevin,
The VVSO will be posting a list of vendors who have gone through the
training program we are developing and/or have passed a qualification
test. We plan on making the qualification test available in the next
week. We will announce the availability of the test on this and other
forums.
Original Message
Subject: Re: [Hardhats-members] VistA-Office and more In the NYTimes
Date: Thu, 21 Jul 2005 12:30:48 -0400
From: Joseph Dal Molin [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: hardhats-members@lists.sourceforge.net
References: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Tom,
Go to the WorldVistA website
...is it correct to infer from this and your earlier post that you have
rewritten CPRS?
J.
Todd Berman wrote:
On Thu, 2005-07-21 at 15:45 -0400, Joseph Dal Molin wrote:
Sounds like M2Web...but I may be wrongit uses Apache..
J.
The difference is that our middle-ware publishes
Which version of CPRS are you using?
Usha wrote:
Also, this happens quiet frequently.
GTMd STOP^XWBTCP(9200)
Stop TCP Listener...
Shutdown Failed!
GTM
Regards
Usha
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*From:* Usha mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
*To:*
Is there a place for Hardhats (or even open source) in the wider field
of compurters in medicine?
Definitely there is on both counts, the Open Source Health Care Alliance
(which is currently dormant) was founded back in 1999 with the mission
of establishing a global community of interest in
...the real issue IMHO is that the scanning functionality has been held
hostage by the FDA issue...if the sledge hammer works then why not use
it or make it into something more appropriatebut no one will do it
with the perceived threat of the FDA Police descending upon them.
Perhaps all
and there is a whole new word to add to our vocabulary
digitalizing
Quote:
Through a Defense Department initiative, the National Naval Medical
Center in Bethesda, Md., will begin digitalizing patient records in
September
...
Nancy Anthracite wrote:
Greg have you looked into the OpenEHR initiativeit is attempting to
develop a usable EHR standard.
Joseph
Greg Woodhouse wrote:
Of course, if you just dump the progress notes to a file, won't they
still be in a proprietary format? It seems that what you need is an
EHR standard that
There is very good commercial support for both Postgres and MySql...they
just don't advertise on million dollar America Cup racing yachts or F1
cars :-). Just ask the big trading houses and financial management firms
on Wall st. they were some of the first commercial adopters of these
tools. I
Yesthey went with Epic
Thurman Pedigo wrote:
I'm trying to remember. Did Kaiser go with Epic? Or a totally new
system?...tx/t
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:hardhats-
[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Nancy Anthracite
Sent: Friday, June 10, 2005 6:38 AM
To:
The significant opportunity we have outside of the VA is to avoid
repeating the data problem. How can that best be done? I think Greg's
option is on targetnot sure if this would be called a federated
model...
Joseph
There is, of course, another option, one that
has been explored in a
HHS has published it's findings from the RFI it issued on the Natioanl
Health Information Network initiativehere is a brief quote from the
reportpatient centric and decentralizedhas a familiar ring to it??
http://www.hhs.gov/healthit/rfisummaryreport.pdf
Among the many opinions
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By Marianne Kolbasuk McGee, InformationWeek
June 1, 2005
URL:
From iHealth Beat
Hospital Systems Worldwide Adopting VA IT System
-
As the Department of Veterans Affairs plans a $3.5 billion overhaul of
its hospital computer system, VistA, hospitals and clinics around the
world are adopting the system, the
IMHO this is exactly what is going onthe article does not say VistA
is the culpritit's just the messenger...the real message is that
VistA is the canary in the coal mine as far as the rest of the health
system is concerned. Just imagine what the situation is like everywhere
else that
Alberto,
No you are not missing anything. What you get when you install anything
other than the VA demo version is what you see. There are no patients or
organizational entities etc. The next step is really a long journey
you have to configure the system and that is not well documented.
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