Hi.
Thanks for all the useful links and help. We really appreciate it.
The reason for our interest in VistA is because we're working on another project called DHIS:
http://hips.ifi.uio.no:8080/confluence/display/DHIS2/Home. We're looking at adopting parts of other open source projects as part of
Hi.
Thanks for the warm welcome! And thanks for all the useful links and information. What we're specifically looking at is whether or not VistA is modular enough for us to borrow certain modules for use in our project. Do you have any opinions on this?
We're working on DHIS:
Hi Chuck.
Thanks for the information and the links you provided us. They were really useful. We're doing a preliminary analysis of different systems we can adopt parts of for our project.What we really are wondering is whether VistA is modular enough for us to borrow modules from?Do you have any
Simon,
If you use GTM, I believe it has functionality to allow other
languages to call into the database. You could write a simple
interface that would let your other code work with the GTM-run
database.
It would take some work, however.
Kevin
On 11/7/05, Simon Andresen [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Taking a quick look at DHIS it appears to be a system for population
health management at a regional level. From what I can tell VistA would
best be used as a feeder system from the point of care eg. clinic,
hospital etc. to DHIS.
By the way say hi to Calle...it's been quite some time since
I have never played with auditing, and I wonder if someone could tell
me what it does.
Does it keep a copy of the old record whenever a change is made?
Does it keep a copy when a new record is added?
I have heard that it does not track WP fields. Is this true?
If I put an audit on file 8925
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I have been approached by someone who is setting up an ASP business
based on VistA on GT.M on x86 GNU/Linux asking for my assistance in
finding VistA experts who can help configure the application. This
would be paid work.
If you would like to offer your skills, please let me know by e-mail
Hi
Using this set of directions,
http://openforum.worldvista.org/~forum/index.php?title=Begin_Configuration_of_Vista#Let.27s_begin_configuration_of_VistA.
From the vista user's login prompt i type the gtm command.
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and cannot find the file... (ldd, find doesn't work
Last April in Boston, I introduced some FileMan enhancements to the
attendees of the WorldVistA meeting at InterSystems. These enhancements are
part of a suite of open-source software, MSC FileMan, developed by me for
Medsphere. This version of FileMan, incidentally, is currently in operation
THANK YOU GEORGE AND MEDSPHERE! The ability to mouse-click screens makes the
old roll and scroll look just like a Plain Jane GUI form and it is GREAT! I
am hoping it is going to make roll and scroll registration much more
intuitive for new users which will be a major enhancement for fast paced
Thank you George. And thank you Medsphere!
Kevin
On 11/7/05, Nancy Anthracite [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
THANK YOU GEORGE AND MEDSPHERE! The ability to mouse-click screens makes the
old roll and scroll look just like a Plain Jane GUI form and it is GREAT! I
am hoping it is going to make roll
what is the contents of your /usr/local/gtm/ directory? Can you post that here?
Kevin
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Hi
Using this set of directions,
http://openforum.worldvista.org/~forum/index.php?title=Begin_Configuration_of_Vista#Let.27s_begin_configuration_of_VistA.
On Nov 7, 2005, at 11:41 AM, Nancy Anthracite wrote:
Open-source business models are booming in the software industry, a
rapid rise
that has some experts wondering if it's a bubble that will burst.
http://news.zdnet.com/2100-3513_22-5934144.html?tag=nl.e589
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What an
I am thinking that SemiViva also doesn't put the VistA routines in the same
place either. I think Bhaskar puts them up in the /usr/local/ directory
somewhere.
On Monday 07 November 2005 11:00 pm, Kevin Toppenberg wrote:
what is the contents of your /usr/local/gtm/ directory? Can you post that
I am sure XAK would be proud of your work George.
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Last April in Boston, I introduced some
George --
This is not an unstructured question, but an unstructured comment: thank
you. And thank you for the use of GPL.
-- Bhaskar
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I am sure XAK would be proud of your work George.
Yes!
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I think this is the best news I have had since I first learned of
FileMan/Thank you George and Medscape!
thurman
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Hi George,
and thank you for sharing this.
You told that DD* and DI* routines are backwards compatible with VA
FileMan, as currently released under the FOIA by DVA.
Can we install this on whatever FileMan 22 patch? Because we can't
install patches from FOIA anymore if we have installed
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