On Wed, 2006-03-22 at 08:40 -0800, Greg Woodhouse wrote:
> This is a very interesting topic, and I'm starting to hear more and
> more questions about interoperability across products (or product
> suites) -- something which is, of course, far from trivial. This
> dovetails nicely with a discussion
This is a very interesting topic, and I'm starting to hear more and
more questions about interoperability across products (or product
suites) -- something which is, of course, far from trivial. This
dovetails nicely with a discussion we've been having on Hardhats,
because a critical factor in the a
To what extent do existing FLOSS solutions provide services for a
service-based architecture, or make use of those that might be provided
by other systems nearby or distant?
Two of the Master Patient Index candidates looked as though they might
fit in to such an environment...
--
Dr Adrian Mid
An excellent summary Thomas! The following point really strikes a chord,
especially as the VistA-Office EHR team is about to begin to work to
meet the ONCHIT EHR certification criteria:
> , it is definitely not a given that OS efforts will
> do any better at exploiting it than commercial ones.
Thomas Beale wrote:
> David Forslund wrote:
> > I think we should have some time of interoperability testbed for open
> > source systems with each other and with other
> > non-open source systems. Interoperability and open source can be quite
> > orthogonal. Certainly all systems
> > need to tod
David Forslund wrote:
> I think we should have some time of interoperability testbed for open
> source systems with each other and with other
> non-open source systems. Interoperability and open source can be quite
> orthogonal. Certainly all systems
> need to today to indicate their level of "i
I think we should have some time of interoperability testbed for open
source systems with each other and with other
non-open source systems. Interoperability and open source can be quite
orthogonal. Certainly all systems
need to today to indicate their level of "interoperability" and how that
