> Right now it is in hibernation. Pity.
I find that it is difficult to get people to look at MUMPS. They all shy away from it. I have yet to meet someone in asia who uses VistA and M or GT.M for that matter. Porting it into Java was being discussed sometime ago. I guess that would be a difficult job? Nandalal --- Joseph Dal Molin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > It got 95% of the way there and needs more funding > to complete the work. > Right now it is in hibernation. > > Joseph > > Nandalal Gunaratne wrote: > > Thanks. > > > > There was an attempt with CodeWeavers to build the > > CPRS to work with Linux instead of MS Windows. > How > > far has this gone? > > > > Nandalal > > --- Joseph Dal Molin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > >> > Does this have a GUI interface? > >> > >> That is a very broad question.....the answer is > not > >> everything in VOE > >> nor VistA has a GUI interface... the backend > >> components like lab and > >> pharmacy are role and scroll for the most > part.... > >> but if you are a > >> provider of care you work in a GUI world. > >> > >> The clinical GUI interface for VOE is primarily > >> CPRS, we are also using > >> a couple of other components which have their own > >> GUI.... like document > >> scanning etc. We have integrated EsiObjects to > >> provide a web browser > >> patient registration capability. > >> > >> There is no online demo for VOE but you can get a > >> good idea of what it > >> is like by going to the online demo that the VA > has: > >> > >> www.va.gov/cprsdemo > >> > >> Joseph > >> > >> > >> Nandalal Gunaratne wrote: > >>> Does this have a GUI interface? IS there a demo > >> online > >>> to try out? > >>> > >>> Nandalal > >>> --- Joseph Dal Molin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > wrote: > >>> > >>>> ....a couple of important clarifications to > >>>> Bhaskar's post: > >>>> > >>>> > Please note that this VERSION OF THE > software > >> has > >>>> not been field tested. > >>>> > >>>> .... this specific version has not been field > >> tested > >>>> > >>>> > Furthermore, most of the components IN THIS > >>>> VERSION OF VOE were > >>>> introduced to none of > >>>> > the usual VistA SDLC (Software Development > >> Life > >>>> Cycle) where packages > >>>> > and patches of any complexity usually endure > a > >>>> number of iterations > >>>> > between SQA (Software Quality Assurance) > >> reviews, > >>>> field testing and > >>>> > developer responses. > >>>> > >>>> VOE is currently undergoing completion of SQA > >> using > >>>> the same standards > >>>> as are used in the VA. This work will be > >> completed > >>>> toward the end of > >>>> March. WorldVistA has submitted its application > >> to > >>>> certify the software > >>>> under the CCHIT 2006 criteria...assuming all > goes > >>>> well successful > >>>> certification will be announced in late April > or > >>>> very early May. > >>>> > >>>> Joseph > >>>> ..... > >>>> VOE Program Manager, WorldVistA > >>>> > >>>> > >>>> K.S. Bhaskar wrote: > >>>>> VistA Office EHR SemiVivA 2.3.1 (MD5 sum > >>>>> 16a0e6ae1951a512e88d83edd4e254a9) is available > >> for > >>>> downloading from > >>>>> the WorldVistA project page at Source Forge > >>>>> (http://sourceforge.net/projects/worldvista). > >>>>> > >>>>> VistA Office EHR SemiVivA 2.3.1 packages the > >>>> release of VistA Office > >>>>> EHR 2.3.1 as made available at the VistA > Office > >>>> EHR project page at > >>>>> Source Forge > >>>> > (http://sourceforge.net/projects/vista-officeehr) > >> on > >>>>> January 31, 2007. Nancy Anthracite configured > >> the > >>>> settings for it to > >>>>> run on GT.M, and provided the CPRS and Vitals > >>>> executables (for > >>>>> Windows). An access code of VistAis#1 and > >> verify > >>>> code of #1isVistA > >>>>> will work for CPRS to connect. > >>>>> > >>>>> Please note that this software has not been > >> field > >>>> tested. > >>>>> Furthermore, most of the components for VOE > were > >>>> introduced to none of > >>>>> the usual VistA SDLC (Software Development > Life > >>>> Cycle) where packages > >>>>> and patches of any complexity usually endure a > >>>> number of iterations > >>>>> between SQA (Software Quality Assurance) > >> reviews, > >>>> field testing and > >>>>> developer responses. This software is > intended > >>>> for evaluation / > >>>>> demonstration purposes. You take all > >>>> responsibility for using it. > >>>>> This SemiViVA package is bundled with GT.M > >>>> V5.2-000, as available > >>>>> under the GNU General Public License from the > >> GT.M > >>>> project page at > >>>>> Source Forge > >>>> (http://sourceforge.net/projects/sanchez-gtm). > A > >>>> SemiVivA > >>>>> package is a one-step install of VistA and > GT.M > >> on > >>>> a Linux machine. > >>>>> Assuming the file has been downloaded as > >>>>> /Distrib/VistAOfficeEHRSemiVivA_2.3.1.tgz, to > >>>> install on your Linux > >>>>> PC, execute the following, as root: > >>>>> > >>>>> cd /usr/local > >>>>> tar zxvf > >> /Distrib/VistAOfficeEHRSemiVivA_2.3.1.tgz > >>>>> This will create new directories > >>>> /usr/local/VistAOfficeEHR_2.3.1 and > >>>>> /usr/local/gtm_V5.2-000. Please note that this > >>>> will overwrite any > >>>>> directories or symbolic links you have with > >> those > >>>> names. You may wish > >>>>> to replace your symbolic links with new ones > >>>> (i.e., the following is > >>>>> optional; also to be executed as root in > >>>> /usr/local): > >>>>> rm gtm ; ln -s gtm_V5.2-000 gtm > >>>>> rm VistAOfficeEHR ; ln -s VistAOfficeEHR_2.3.1 > >>>> VistAOfficeEHR > >>>>> To use it, you will need to create a working > >>>> environment (see > >>>>> http://tinyurl.com/738jk for details). To > create > >>>> an environment in > >>>>> ~/myVistAOfficeEHR (the choice of directory > name > >>>> is entirely yours), > >>>>> as a normal user, execute: > >>>>> > >>>>> /usr/local/VistAOfficeEHR_2.3.1/install > >>>> ~/myVistAOfficeEHR > >>>>> Subsequently, to get to an interactive mode > GT.M > >>>> prompt in that > >>>>> environment, execute: > >>>>> > >>>>> ~/myVistAOfficeEHR/gtm_V5.2-000/run > === message truncated === ____________________________________________________________________________________ 8:00? 8:25? 8:40? Find a flick in no time with the Yahoo! 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