In a Hospital Connect editorial, Delaware senator Tom Carper has
endorsed the Veterans Affairs VistA software as a reference model for
a national standard EHR: ...Efforts are underway within the federal
government to ensure that all health care providers will be able to
use IT in a uniform
I agree with Will. We don't want or need a single application standard
(regardless of how good the application is).
We do desperately need data interchange standards and data language standards
so everyone can play together.
Mark H. Spohr, MD
- Original Message
From: Will Ross
On 1/20/06, Mark Spohr [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I agree with Will. We don't want or need a single application standard
(regardless of how good the application is).
We do desperately need data interchange standards and data language standards
so everyone can play together.
Wow.
That is
openhealth@yahoogroups.com wrote:
I'd like to see something like OSCHA help bring all of the disparate
projects and software together into a single, unified voice for open
standards. That would have a much better effect in making inroads than
lawmakers trying to force a standard on the public
Hi Nandalal,
Thanks for your suggestions for the Vision Mission statements. Let me
put the 2 vision statements together here and discuss the change in
focus in the vision:
Free and Open Source Health Care Software will provide a better worldwide
collaborative environment for developing a
see below
On Jan 20, 2006, at 12:23 PM, Wayne Wilson wrote:
openhealth@yahoogroups.com wrote:
I'd like to see something like OSCHA help bring all of the disparate
projects and software together into a single, unified voice for open
standards. That would have a much better effect in making
