If you go ahead with this project as suggested below I would be very interested in, at a minimum, observing the process, and perhaps participating, depending on the fit with my skills (i.e, Java, XML, PDA programming, no Linux or Zope).
Andrew, after taking a look at the www.TxOutcome.Org site a couple of times I can tell there is a lot of something interesting going on there, but I must confess I cant figure out exactly what, and I suspect other innocent bystanders might have the same difficulty. Could I ask you to provide a thumbnail sketch of the project from the perspective of the functionalities and services it is meant to provide to the end user, as opposed to from the perspective of the implementing technologies? thanks
Wayne Brandes, DO MPH
> > 3) Finally, is anyone interested in collaborating with us or
> > advising us on this project? > >Count me in! I think if you are interested in a web-version of your >software, it is possible to build it rather quickly using the existing OIO >system. The OIO system lets you make web-forms via the web-browser. These >web-forms are plug-and-play through XML. Once completed, the data can be >analyzed online or exported as comma delimited or XML file. The OIO system >can be considered the 100% open source/scalable/web-version of Microsoft >Access. :-) > >You can find out more about the OIO project at www.TxOutcome.Org. > >Best regards, > >Andrew >--- >Andrew P. Ho, M.D. >OIO: Open Infrastructure for Outcomes >TxOutcome.Org (hosting OIO Library #1) >Assistant Clinical Professor >Department of Psychiatry, Harbor-UCLA Medical Center >University of California, Los Angeles > > >Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com
