Thanks for the welcome, Bhaskar, and also the warm welcome (in every
sense of the word) I've received from many others.
Also, thank you for creating this list. The list software at
minoru-development.com was and is broken- you took the right step to
keep this incredible community conversation
Mary Kratz had some real good comments about the value of a separate
organization (eg: OSHCA) vs working groups in existing ones (eg: IMIA
and AMIA) a few years ago. I'm hoping she will chime in here with an update.
-Brian
Horst Herb a écrit :
On Mon, 20 Mar 2006 15:41, Brian Bray wrote
You should co-ordinate this with the IMIA working group on open source.
http://www.chirad.info/imiaoswg/
-Brian
Horst Herb a écrit :
On Mon, 20 Mar 2006 03:47, Joseph Dal Molin wrote:
to hold a meeting. In fact a satellite conference is preferable to
imbedding a meeting in Medinfo because
Thanks everyone for the feedback.
I have a proposal that I've worked out with Molly Cheah, who is working
to incorporate the Open Source Health Care Alliance (OSHCA). Joseph Dal
Molin, Tim Cook, and Adrian Midgley were also involved.
The proposal is to form the Openhealth list at OSHCA.ORG
I was able to subscribe a hotmail account, but there is a problem (see
below). I'm still coming up to speed on the list history while I was
away, so I'm not sure how long the problem existed. There have been a
few people (maybe half a dozen) who were unable to subscribe because of
Tim Churches a écrit :
Hmmm, does Minoru plan to assert its trade mark against the Openhealth
list on Yahoo (see http://groups.yahoo.com/group/openhealth/ )?
I'm not expecting that I'll have to. It depends on the the other list
and my decisions over the next few weeks.
The way I see it,
Right you are about Marvin.
There are a million lists on the Internet and a lot of them have signs
of life, but there's only one Openhealth[tm] list.
Why are you here?
-Brian
Tim Churches a écrit :
Brian Bray wrote:
To quote Marvin the paranoid android (Red Dwarf) Life... don't talk
Andrew Ho a écrit :
Completeness can never be assured without significantly restricting
customizability. For example, deleting the Gender question from an
existing form.
In certain contexts, some limits on customizability are needed for
safety reasons. Take a case worker with limited
There has never been an administrative interface. Just send a blank
message with unsubscribe as a subject to either the list or
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Tim Churches a écrit :
I tried to unsubscribe from openhealth-list@minoru-development.com but
the administrative interface to the list has been
Thanks David,
I'm in Vancouver for the moment and I'm planning to move back here, but
it really depends on where my next project is.
-Brian
Dr. David Chan a écrit :
Welcome back Brian! Sounds like you are doing a treasure hunt! Are you
still based in Paris?
David
To quote Marvin the paranoid android (Red Dwarf) Life... don't talk to
me about life.
I'm catching up on my e-mail. Only 3500 more to go!
-Brian
Ignacio Valdes a écrit :
He LIVES! -- IV
On Fri, 10 Mar 2006 09:19:09 +0100
Brian Bray [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi all.
-Brian
Thanks Denny and Aldric for the warm greeting.
There have certainly been some interesting discussions while I was gone.
(I'm just up to the end of 2003).
I have a question for Andrew Ho. In the discussion about Vista/OIO
complementarity, you discussed the concept that OIO let's users safely
Hi all.
-Brian
and the OSHCA website, the
contact is now Sylvain Hellegouarch ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) and/or
myself ([EMAIL PROTECTED]).
-Brian
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Brian Bray
Minoru Development Corporation; Minoru Development SARL
The home of Openhealth(tm): http://www.openhealth.com
3, rue du Colonel Moll, 75017 Paris France
There has been a lot of activity in government sectors over the last few
weeks. There is also an announcement from Taiwan and announcements
of some large individual open source (Linux) sales by IBM and HP.
Some links (including an alternate link for the German story) are at
projects specific to HL7. Also, some of the larger
projects have HL7 links or components.
-Brian
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Brian Bray
Minoru Development Corporation; Minoru Development SARL
The home of Openhealth(tm): http://www.openhealth.com
3, rue du Colonel Moll, 75017 Paris France
+33.6.8750.2465
beale
--
Brian Bray
Minoru Development Corporation; Minoru Development SARL
The home of Openhealth(tm): http://www.openhealth.com
3, rue du Colonel Moll, 75017 Paris France
+33.6.8750.2465
I think the significant event is that Microsoft is working to become a leader
in the open source movement. They are financially supporting Openstate
(Perl) and providing technical assistance to Ximian (MONO / GNOME). They have
their favourite licences (BSD) and their supporters.
It does not
and categorizing the link. You can view recently submitted links, search
the descriptions, or browse by category.
--
Brian Bray
Minoru Development Corporation; Minoru Development SARL
The home of Openhealth(tm): http://www.openhealth.com
3, rue du Colonel Moll, 75017 Paris France
/en/products.html
More specific to your situation, I have visited the Netherlands twice
this year to present Spirit/Business models and I'm already scheduled
for another presentation next year. The Spirit team would be happy to
meet with other Dutch projects and groups.
-Brian
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Brian Bray
here in Houston. Of course, we think it is just a Texas sized oil rig.
/Shameless plug for LMN warning
--
-- Ignacio Valdes, Editor: Linux Medical News
http://www.linuxmednews.com
'Revolutionizing Medical Education and Practice'
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Brian Bray
Minoru Development Corporation; Minoru
and that otherwise the
organisation continue to run in the fashion it had in the previous
year.
This motion was seconded by Joseph Dal Molin.
Brian Bray then proposed an ammendment that membership be based on a
simple agreement with the OSHCA charter and the membership list be used
as a voting list
be
an English resource. If sufficient interest is shown, alternate language
forums may be created at a later date.
Cost and Availability
This is a free community service.
--
Brian Bray
Minoru Development Corporation; Minoru Development SARL
The home of Openhealth(tm): http://www.openhealth.com
hearing your comments and questions. I'm particularly
interested in whether you agree that the evidence based model for open
source health care development matches your expectations.
Thanks.
-Brian
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Brian Bray
Minoru Development Corporation; Minoru Development SARL
The home of Openhealth(tm
statistics.
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Brian Bray
Minoru Development Corporation; Minoru Development SARL
The home of Openhealth(tm): http://www.openhealth.com
3, rue du Colonel Moll, 75017 Paris France
+33.6.8750.2465
ow that VA hospitals are nearly completely built on Vista, but I
thinking private hospitals.
Todd Smith [EMAIL PROTECTED]
In some countries outside the U.S., the patient accounting needs tend to
be similar to the V.A. case (ie: one payor). Thinking globally may lead
to earlier success here.
-Brian
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(or pointing them
to us). We will be making all the briefing materials public as soon the
Spirit site goes live, so that you can use the same information in your
presentations if you want.
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Brian Bray
Minoru Development Corporation; Minoru Development SARL
The home of Openhealth(tm): http://ww
also needed to turn software
into customer solutions.
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Brian Bray
Minoru Development Corporation; Minoru Development SARL
The home of Openhealth(tm): http://www.openhealth.com
3, rue du Colonel Moll, 75017 Paris France
+33.6.8750.2465
FYI.
-Brian
Original Message
Objet: "Free / open source software actions in European RTD - 18 May
2001 - Brussels"
Date: Mon, 2 Apr 2001 10:47:22 +0200
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s.
I hope this helps explain things.
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The home of Openhealth(tm): http://www.openhealth.com
3, rue du Colonel Moll, 75017 Paris France
+33.6.8750.2465
Wayne Wilson a crit :
Brian Bray wrote:
The Spirit portal is targeted at three very specific target groups. I'll
attempt a U.S. translation of who these groups are:
1) Health care informatics innovators: Research scientists in healthcare
computing and interested vendors
device manufacturers and/or
service providers
5) Home care organizations
6) Individuals and companies with ENV13606 standards experience.
Please respond to [EMAIL PROTECTED] or [EMAIL PROTECTED] if
you are interested.
-Brian
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The h
[EMAIL PROTECTED] a écrit :
Hello,
I am developing an EMR system and would like
to know if there is a data definition for an EMR
(preferably a relational schema) that has been defined
or is recommended by one of the standards
organizations (e.g. HL7, ANSI).
Anyone know of any and if
Horst Herb a écrit :
[SNIP]
Sorry, this might be a dumb question, but how would you actually data mine
such a chaotically growing structure salad at a public health level? This is
ultimately what we want to achieve, isn't it? Gather information on a broad
base to facilitate evidence
This virus works on the honor system.
Please delete all the files on your hard disk, then forward
this message to everyone you know.
Thank you for your cooperation.
If you are interested in participating in a protential open source
development project related to CEN.TC251 and/or ISO.TC215, please let me
know by private e-mail at [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Responses accepted in English, French, or Italian.
-Brian
Ignacio Valdes wrote:
Is there a digest version of this list available? If not can one be created?
Thanks -- IV
A digest version will be available soon.
Our Internet service provider has just finished testing a new list
service which we will be switching to shortly. It has a digests (both
If I were to sum up my vision of OSHCA in one line it would be:
A forum to get together and create open source health care projects.
I see it's main function is to provide a meeting place for users and
developers to form consortia on a large enough scale to launch open
source initiatives with
"Alvin B. Marcelo" wrote:
...
3. Circare: having trouble getting all the prerequisites...
It would be good to have more specifics here (off-line). Many of the
prerequisites are available from a subdirectory of the distribution
location.
There may be value in having one central resource
Brian Bray wrote:
...
Seriously, I don't think we need to have *one* site with everything on
it. Not very many people are going to be installing everything.
TK-Family practice and Freemed are for physician's offices, while
Circare and Telemed are more for larger organizations
"John S. Gage" wrote:
It definitely will be different every time. I think the essential
question is: model in XML or UML? What are your ideas about the
advisability of each (knowing in advance that you are modeling in
Eiffel)? The advantage of XML is that it is closely related to the
"John S. Gage" wrote:
David Forslund wrote:
I would recommend using tools where they are designed. That means using
UML and XML where appropriate. XML is a representation of data not a
design tool. UML can be expressed in XML (using XMI) if you like.
It seems to me that the
amarcelo wrote:
If HCFA is .gov then FOIA should apply right?
Has this been addressed by opensource.org?
I remember a previous thread about open source being different from public
domain. Basically, the difference is in the license (ie, the gov't cannot
give out a license therefore it
"Robert R. Hausam" wrote:
As a physician, I agree with Thomas's comments. See additional comments below.
At 11:46 AM 1/24/2000 +1000, you wrote:
"John S. Gage" wrote:
Brian Bray wrote:
The more I think about EMR, the more I think of a document
Greg Kreis wrote:
Brian Bray wrote:
I really agree with this concern. Corba has a huge learning curve and
some of it's component standards are much better than others (I curse
the C++ bindings daily).
If I was a CORBA vendor, this would be my biggest concern. HTML caught
I really agree with this concern. Corba has a huge learning curve and
some of it's component standards are much better than others (I curse
the C++ bindings daily). While Corba doesn't have to be large and slow,
some of the implementations are.
If you want a self demo and to learn a little
Would it make sense to do a freedom of information act inquiry to
release the source code for this tool?
Especially if it looks like a number of open source projects are going
to have to duplicate some of it's functionality.
-Brian
Mary Kratz wrote:
Ah, the perfect application of Open
Thanks for bringing up the Open Source Practice Management Summit we
held last September.
It's purpose was to get all the groups working in this area together to
exchange information on what they are doing and find things "they can
steal from each other". I.E. Good ideas, source code, ...
One
Alvin Marcelo wrote:
Thanks Brian. That was a concise but clear presentation of Circare.
I would like to bother you for more by asking you to give me (or us) a
step by step approach on how to build a
Circare system in let's say, a small primary care practice. It may be on
your website, but
I have forwarded this message from the HL7 lists to this one because of
it's general interest to this group.
-Brian
Hi again,
in this message I am soliciting your opinion on a very concrete
question, I am especially asking you as an implementor/vendor
of HL7 standards.
(1) What do you think
This project is not yet going, it is just my personal idea and I don't
even know if I can spend any resources on this. I appreciate any of
your thoughts to add to the little "brain-storm" here. Also, I would
appreciate to know whether you would consider helping in such a
project, either
I have placed a few links to open source health care resources on:
http://www.minoru-development.com/en/healthlinks.html
Comments and new entries welcome.
-Brian
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