Hi Molly,,
by and large I agree with the tenor of the statements below, but believe
they need some refinement...see below...
Dr Molly Cheah wrote:
I'm making this change on the Vision Statement:
Vision:
Free and Open Source Health Care Software will provide a viable and
sustainable
This discussion about OSCHA reminds me of an another organization I know very
well called N-TEN (NonProfit Technology Enterprise Network). NTEN is a
membership organization formed to promote the use of appropriate and effective
ICTs by NPOs/NGOs. It's members include the NPOs/NGOs, the funders,
Hi Joseph,
Could you tell me what incorporation mean, so I can understand why, to
the question what happens if that person leaves the organization?, the
simple answer the organization finds someone else is not valid ?
Cheers,
Philippe
PS : Christian, you can count me for Oshca, since I
Incorporation is the establishment of an organization as a legal
entitye,g, in France a company with SRL appended to its name has
legal status. You don't have to incorporate in many countries to be a
companyyou can be a sole proprietorbut this applies to
individuals only.
The
Christian, Molly All,
I'm neutral on the issue of incorporation. If it can help then I'm
for it. But I don't want the discussion on incorporation to
distract us from the possibility of convening our next OSHCA conference.
I'm a strong advocate of having our next OSCHA Conference, with
Will,
When we're discussing resurrecting OSHCA, we're going beyond organising
conferences, which organisations like IMIA,AMIA or any organisations
advocating open source can do from time to time. We've also gone beyond
the debate on the need for incorporation; the issues, pros and cons are
in
I think that Will actually is proposing a vision, one which I
whole-heartedly agree. The vision is that OSCHA is a vehicle for people to
meet. This list is the best source of meeting of the minds I have found but
is nothing compared to face to face. That is really what we do not have...
Regards,
Proposal so far
OSHCA Vision
OSCHA is a vehicle for people to meet face to face.
Mission??
Objectives???
Molly
p.s. Previously, OSHCA
The Open Source Health Care Alliance is a collaborative forum to
promote and facilitate open source software in human and veterinary
healthcare.
Fred Trotter wrote:
I think that Will actually is proposing a vision, one which I
whole-heartedly agree. The vision is that OSCHA is a vehicle for people to
meet. This list is the best source of meeting of the minds I have
found but
is nothing compared to face to face. That is really what
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From: openhealth@yahoogroups.com [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Behalf Of Thomas Beale
Sent: 16 Ocak 2006 Pazartesi 06:50
To: openhealth@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [openhealth] Resurrecting OSHCA - a review
Fred Trotter wrote:
I think that Will actually is proposing
Hi Molly,
some weeks ago, about 22 of us mailing list members expressed their
support for incorporating OSHCA. I take the liberty to list those:
- Molly Cheah
- Brian Bray
- Adrian Midgley
- Fred Trotter
- Tim Cook
- Christian Heller
- Joseph Dal Molin
- David Chan
- Nandalal Gunaratne
- K.S.
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