Alerce doesn't do medical records yet.
Greg Twyford wrote:
David Guest wrote:
Elizabeth Dodd wrote:
On Tue, 29 Nov 2005 16:27, Greg Twyford wrote:
Utter masochism.
Yes, I know, and I have known that we are at the usable limit of
Pracsoft 1 for a while, but we are trying to get a suitable
alternate that will run on a linux server and doesn't use flat files.
I've found one, and am hassling our medical software supplier to
migrate his flat file PMS to an open-source relational database as
another option.
LIz
Liz
Don't know much about it but Alerce Software
(http://220.245.88.131/PublicMain.do) is said to run on linux. It's java
based and I guess that is OK. The client being a browser runs on
anything.
It might be worth an email?
Liz,
I've seen Alerce. It uses lots of Open Source components including the
DB in a quite acceptable web interface and only requires a server
install. His aim has been to produce a cheaper, simpler package than
many of the PM applications in the market.
It's a bit quirky, in the sense that it doesn't link to the clinical
package to save double-entry of demographics, but the developer may be
looking at that. It does MA online, but I think, from memory, it lacks
an appointments module.
His name is Mario Ruiz - 0408 103 366, fax +612 9663 5224,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] He's based at Maroubra in Sydney - PO Box
767 Maroubra NSW 2035
Greg
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