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2006-10-19 Thread Amnon Shabo
Hello all, While I recognize the importance of analyzing the differences between openEHR and HL7, I feel that we are wasting our energies as a community in this ongoing debate. I think that our health IT visions are more important than how exactly they are enabled by the various standard

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2006-10-17 Thread Bert Verhees
Williamtfgoossen at cs.com schreef: Good Point Ed, Until now the list of actual OpenEHR implementation I have actually seen working is 0 William, I told before on this list, English is not even my second language, but I do what I can to be understandable. --- Now to your Good Point, Ed

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2006-10-17 Thread williamtfgoos...@cs.com
Yes Bert, I agree with many of the problems. My point was: today I cannot go to a live implementation of a OpenEHR system. You support this. Today I can point you at least to 3 working systems that have HL7 v3 Care Provision as the founding principle and they run, although still in test

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2006-10-17 Thread Stap, R.E. (Roel)
: Re: Antw: Re: AW: HL7 templates/archetypes Yes Bert, I agree with many of the problems. My point was: today I cannot go to a live implementation of a OpenEHR system. You support this. Today I can point you at least to 3 working systems that have HL7 v3 Care Provision as the founding

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2006-10-17 Thread Thomas Beale
William E Hammond wrote: You assume the worst of me. It seems that looking at actual implementations of both 13606 and V3 will provide excellent experience data for both groups. I know V3 implementations, and did not know many 13606 implementations, altho I do know one system that has

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2006-10-17 Thread Thomas Beale
Williamtfgoossen at cs.com wrote: Yes Bert, I agree with many of the problems. My point was: today I cannot go to a live implementation of a OpenEHR system. You support this. actually, you can. We'll give you the URL of the webservice interface whenever you want it;-) - thomas beale

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2006-10-16 Thread williamtfgoos...@cs.com
In een bericht met de datum 16-10-2006 12:59:18 West-Europa (zomertijd), schrijft Thomas.Beale at OceanInformatics.biz: Hi Tom, Thanks for bringing in arguments here. I will respond in between the lines. William, one element I think are you underestimating the importance of is the

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2006-10-16 Thread williamtfgoos...@cs.com
In een bericht met de datum 16-10-2006 13:34:27 West-Europa (zomertijd), schrijft gfrer at luna.nl: William, Since when is it a lie when one states his opinion? Read my other e-mail where I state more opinions and provide some arguments. Read in that e-mail also the fact that

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2006-10-16 Thread williamtfgoos...@cs.com
Good Point Ed, Until now the list of actual OpenEHR implementation I have actually seen working is 0 Reports in the scientific literature I have seen are 0 This is of course because I have not explicitly been looking for it, but I would like to have the 'proof' presented. Is this possible?

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2006-10-16 Thread William E Hammond
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