In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Richard Schilling <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes > >I would like to know if anyone is currently using the system to support >healthcare applications >at remote sites using this product. And, if anyone is interested in >doing a pilot program to run VistA over a satellite I'd be willing to >consider doing a cheap (or perhaps free) installation, or otherwise >helping out in anyway I can. I'll be working with Northwest Mobile >Satellite Communications (www.nwmobilesat.com) here in Washington >State, who is a supplier of the dishes. Of course, pilot projects are >always fun . . . :-) >
Hi We are probably going to start using OSCAR soon. I work in rural British Columbia as a family doc and we provide outreach to several First Nations communities that do not have phone lines. I think one may have a satellite net connection but at least one of the others does not (probably 2 of the other communities). OSCAR will run over the web so satellite net access could be very useful in these areas. Thoughts? -- Jel Coward The UK Wilderness Emergency Medical Technician and Command Physician course is 9th-15th November 2003 at Glenmore Lodge, Aviemore, Scotland http://www.wildmedic.org http://www.wemsi.org [EMAIL PROTECTED] 'There's no such thing as bad weather - just bad clothing" Anon Norwegian
