Aren't we missing the larger issue? Proper certification of health
information systems is going to be expensive, and that is probably
unavoidable. Moeover, someone is going to have to bear the burden of
that cost. I'm not sure that this question should really be tied to the
certification model,
This is an interesting discussion. However we do have some decisions to
make.
1. Does the different nature free and open source medical software warrant
different consideration than proprietary models for CCHIT certification
pricing. (If a large number of people feel this way then we should draft
From: Tim.Churches [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Any other ideas for S3?
1) Wait for Google to offer it for free :)
Seriously, Google already offers 2GB of free web 'mail' space. Someone
has already figured out how to make a file system like interface to that.
This is the tip of an iceberg in the
Greg Woodhouse wrote:
Every software developer writes unit tests,
In your dreams!
but the unit test typically
end up being files on their hard drives at some point. Making unit
tests into artifacts is a relatively recent phenomenon,
Agreed, but I had recent releases of open source software
Dear all,
I am happy to annouce that the transfer of the domain name oshca.org
from Brian had been completed. Brian is in the process of creating and
signing a document disclaiming rights to the OSHCA trademark. Thank you
Brian for these initiatives.
I understand that Brian will also make a
