I'd like to create a simple SQL database and frontend for doctors to store patient information and automate callbacks, backups, and label printing. Of course I would like this to be an open source project. (GPL'd too, as much as possible). Having had no experience with SQL, I'd like to know the groups opinions/experiences to help choose between the different SQL possibilities. (i.e. mySQL, PostgreSQL) But most importantly, I'd like to learn how not to recreate the wheel. You see, I'm sure at least most of the backend work (while maybe not specifically written to store patient information) may already be written for some other purpose. In the end, it's just a simple database like any other, a few simple fields such as name, address, contact and insurance info, and a few user customizable fields (mostly for history). I've already looked at the open source medical software options and didn't find anything that really suited my needs. Where can I find the information I need to make my efforts as efficient as possible? Thanks everybody! -Paul Rodr�guez _________________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Get your free @yahoo.com address at http://mail.yahoo.com
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