CALL FOR PAPERS
The Use of OSS and ODF in Health and Medical Systems
Jun 22-23, 2006, Salt Lake City, Utah
Special Track at the
19th IEEE International Symposium on Computer-Based Medical Systems
The support of Open Source Software (OSS) and Open
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
/06, Dr Molly Cheah [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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
Hi everyone,
I've tried to put together views expresed so far, but runs into difficulty at
some points. The Mission statements are a bit unruly. Needs help.
Vision:
Free and Open Source Health Care Software will provide a viable and sustainable
alternative in mainstream ICT for positive impact
to them
However, we'll amend No: 3 to read
3. Make recommendations on Guidelines on Health Information Standards
to support open data (?data interchange and data language) standards
Molly
Nandalal Gunaratne wrote:
Dr Molly Cheah [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Molly,
I have made some changes
Hi all,
We need to move to the next stage for resurrection.
1. Where to incorporate
It has been pointed out that its critical that OSHCA has an
international focus. I think there is an agreement that incorporation
should be in a developing country, though I have received e-mails
privately
My apologies, I mean qualify the governance of OSHCA's assets
Molly
Dr Molly Cheah wrote:
I've copy and paste the email from Networksolutions on the completion
of the transfer of oshca.org from Minoru Corporation to OSHCA which is
self explanatory on your question who owns the domain name
Based on recent postings perhaps I am wrong in using the term
incorporation for ressurrecting OSHCA and making it a legal entity. I
can understand the fear of business-minded individuals. I would from now
on use the word registration. I would like to re-post the Vision,
Mission, Principles and
I believe that OSHCA should be a not-for-profit but not a charitable
organisation. Free sometimes attract the wrong type of people who
may make up the numbers but do not show commitment to OSHCA's cause.
Besides there is a cost in servicing these free riders and I don't think
we want OSHCA
Thomas Beale wrote:
A fund would then make sense to support these.
But I would like to postpone this discussion to the day when need arises.
doesn't the fact of paying the same number but in your own currency fix
this? E.g. 50AUD, 50M$, 50Euro, 50rupiah, 50USD, 50yuan etc? But Tim
seems
Hi Irving,
In Malaysia we still refer to organisations such as the Free MED
Foundation as Civil Society by nature of its not-for-profit status.
Article 5.4.2.1 provides for registration of non-profits under . or
its equivalent which refers to Incorporation limited by guarantee and
which
http://fromgeneva.blogspot.com/2006/07/public-domain-open-standards.html
2 July 2006
Thiru Balasubramaniam
The recently concluded WIPO Provisional Committee on Proposals related
to a Development Agenda (PCDA) meeting (26-30 June 2006) saw a rich
discussion on the public domain, competition
I am pleased to announce that OSHCA is now registered and will receive
its registration certificate by next week. The OSHCA web-portal
http://oshca.org had been up and operating since August 9th 2006. As it
is hosted temporarily on the Malaysian Council for Tobacco Control
(MCTC) Server, it is
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