On Sat, 2006-01-14 at 10:43 +1100, Tim.Churches wrote:
A wiki or simple online database could be used to collect links to
scientific papers and even web sites and blog entries which similarly
make reference to the use of open source in health.
...
However, I think that some sort of
Benjamin Jung wrote:
Hello,
I was trying to find a website that lists Open Source Applications used
in Healthcare and their status, e.g. obsolete, beta, stable,... A quick
Google search returned some pages that list applications, but they do
not go into more details. Additionally, most of
The AMIA open source working group is trying something like this... more
news soon...
-FT
A wiki or simple online database could be used to collect links to
scientific papers and even web sites and blog entries which similarly
make reference to the use of open source in health.
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Hello,
I was trying to find a website that lists Open Source Applications used
in Healthcare and their status, e.g. obsolete, beta, stable,... A quick
Google search returned some pages that list applications, but they do
not go into more details. Additionally, most of these 'link collection
Having architected the SPIRIT site (www.euspirit.org)one that
unfortunately fell into the updated a couple of years ago category...I
feel very strongly that there is a need for an objective, idealy
evidence based site of this kind and would be happy to share my
experience and brainstorm.
To: openhealth@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [openhealth] OSS collections
Having architected the SPIRIT site (www.euspirit.org)one that
unfortunately fell into the updated a couple of years ago category...I
feel very strongly that there is a need for an objective, idealy
evidence based site
_
From: openhealth@yahoogroups.com [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Behalf Of Joseph Dal Molin
Sent: 10 Ocak 2006 Salý 20:15
To: openhealth@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [openhealth] OSS collections
Having architected the SPIRIT site (www.euspirit.org)one that
unfortunately fell
Benjamin Jung wrote:
I was trying to find a website that lists Open Source Applications used
in Healthcare and their status, e.g. obsolete, beta, stable,...
Try http://www.debian.org/devel/debian-med/ (under the section Software
projects to include). I think, maintained by Andreas Tille. While
is also useful for this purpose. However one really
good site with descriptions, reviews and
classifications would be nice. You are aware of the
excellent state of the art, OSCAR project in Canada,
based on JAVA which plans to cover almost everything
in health care, eventually? (with apologies to
