J Busser wrote: >> The major barriers between Gnumed and widespread use (at least in >> Australia) are the lack of a prescribing module and the lack of an >> integrated appointments/accounting system
> So I would suggest the supporters of GNUmed, inside each country, > identify a commercial vendor that is willing to let its own partial > solution (scheduling and billing) inter-operate with GNUmed. In Australia the main billing product has a matching clinical product, so they aren't going to 'inter-operate' willingly. However the DDE protocol they use is published, so GNUmed can easily 'pretend' to be Medical Director (the product in question) without too much fuss, > re prescribing: > For Australia, Richard Terry had reported on-list (see the archive) > special permission having been obtained from an Australian company (or > branch) to allow their drug inventory to reside in drugref, at least for > the GNUmed project, on at least a trial basis. But I do not know where > it stands. This is not the rate-limiting step: we already have data for Australia and Germanu, we first need to write some backend tables for holding prescribing data. Ian H . _______________________________________________ Gnumed-devel mailing list [email protected] http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/gnumed-devel
