Christian Heller wrote: >> Maybe Horst Herb for GNUmed? > > Of course, that would be great. Haven't heard of him for long. > > I think last time he was working on http://www.drugref.org/ > but that site disappeared, as I've just seen. Any legal problems? > > Is Horst still involved and on the gnumed mailing list?
Ian Haywood (CCed on this reply) is the best Australian person to speak about GNUmed. As far as I am aware, Horst has not been active on GNUmed for quite a while - he has been pursuing his own projects as well as being a very busy rural GP/surgeon (and parent/spouse etc). Tim C >> From: [email protected] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On >> Behalf Of Christian Heller >> Sent: Tuesday, 6 February 2007 18:34 >> To: [email protected] >> Subject: Re: [openhealth] OSHCA Conference Topics >> >> >> >> Hi Klaus, >> >>> I would do an overview of the the available interoperability standards >> (HL7 >>> V2.x, V3, CDA, etc.) and outline their proliferation in healthcare systems >>> around the world. >>> >>> I will also look for speakers for terminology and other standards used. >> thanks for this. >> >> To All Readers, >> >> I'd like to reiterate my call for presentations for the OSHCA conference. >> I also ask those developers who are not able to carry the travel costs. >> We cannot promise any funding, but will try whatever is possible. >> I especially would like to see representatives of: >> - Debian-Med (Andreas Tille?) >> - GNUmed (Karsten? or somebody from Australia = closer to Malaysia) >> - OSCAR (David Chan?) >> - VistA (Bhaskar?) >> ... and of course any other projects which I forgot here. >> >> You may post your presentation offers to <[EMAIL PROTECTED] >> <mailto:conference%40oshca.org> org> >> or discuss any open issues, doubts or problems you may have >> here on this list. >> >> Thanks, >> Christian >
