David More wrote: > Hi Hugh, > > A list of the live working "real" implementations that one can see touch and > feel today > would be very useful. - Indeed after watching since 1992 with the initial > GEHR material I > am seriously wondering if it will happen - we are now talking well over a > decade.
There is a project list here: http://www.openehr.org/projects/t_projects.htm Lots of interesting projects, but very few of them provide any details of what they are actually doing or what progress they have made - which is typical of academic projects (which alas are not run the same way as open source projects). Of course, openness is not expected of teh commercial projects listed - but these days there may be little difference between academic and commercial modes of R&D since most universities want to cash in on the R&D they do - althogh some universities have a more realistic set of expectations about the (often absent) benefits of commercialistion than others. The only bit of work that can actually be examined and played with is the Swedish ACode openEHR kernel, but as I pointed out in my last message, the developers themselves seem to imply that it has a long way to go when they list further development goals such as "Get kernel working" and "Get persistence package working". Tim C _______________________________________________ Gpcg_talk mailing list [email protected] http://ozdocit.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/gpcg_talk
