Tim.Churches a écrit :
The precious idea behind such behaviour is that your ability to move
(fast) is backed up by the quality of the automatic tests you can run
anytime (you can automatically test everything, even the GUI).
In XP, the idea (or more often, the ideal) is to write a
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
wait and see.
nandalal
Philippe AMELINE [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Joseph Dal Molin a écrit :
I feel a partnership between a couple of IT savyy clinicians and expert
programmers with a wholesome way of looking at things, can create the
infrastructure of the future HISs.
Nandalal
, Philippe AMELINE wrote:
Any opinion on YAWL ( http://www.yawl.fit.qut.edu.au/ )?
Tim C
Hi guys,
I very much like the way Wayne Wilson explicated the Big problem :
The very first thing to do is to build a believable (to doctors and
patients) scenario for needing to get information
at this moment. Elsewhere, the information may end
up at a doctor's you no longer visit.
Continuity of care is the patient, not a communication between care
places.
Regards,
Philippe
David Forslund a écrit :
Philippe AMELINE wrote:
Will,
Who is the user you want to show workflow diagrams too
Hi,
When you have decided how and where to create Oshca, I will be glad to
create its non for profit local branch in France.
The aim of it could be to organize local lobbying and events, and to
host a localized web site.
If you think it adds to the current confusion, you can burn this message
Hi to all,
The overall feeling is very good.
Some comments anyway:
3.1: Chapters and country branchs
I think this point should be made more accurate. It is eventually a very
important one, since local lobbying is of major interest.
Have local branchs to be non profit organizations?
Are local
Hi to all,
I must confess I feel not at ease with current situation.
The choice of Indonesia as an incorporation country has been a political
choice: to show that open/libre software is an opportunity for all
country, whatever their development level.
Nandalal is very right when he says
Thanks to remind me, Joseph, I was totally unfocused...
Joseph Dal Molin a écrit :
Philippe,
The country of incorporation for OSHCA is Malaysia not Indonesia. :-)
Joseph
Philippe AMELINE wrote:
Hi to all,
I must confess I feel not at ease with current situation.
The choice
:
Philippe AMELINE wrote:
Hi to all,
I must confess I feel not at ease with current situation.
The choice of Indonesia as an incorporation country has been a political
choice: to show that open/libre software is an opportunity for all
country, whatever their development level.
Joseph has
Hi Adrian,
We have tailored the Ligne de vie for early cancer detection.
It means that it is possible to get a Clear vision of a early finding
process over time.
Of course, there is a fully organized, ontology based, database.
Regards,
Philippe
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Hi,
Webmergence is a new concept (well... I just invented it).
I feel that it is somewhat related (or connected) with FOSS, but I have
not been able to formalize it yet.
Can you help?
Webmergence is described on my blog (as a first draft... you can flame):
complex adaptive systems
Philippe AMELINE wrote:
Hi Joseph,
Many thanks for your encouragements.
Can you point out some web information about this? Especially the way
Harnessing complexity is tied/connected to open source.
Philippe
Joseph Dal Molin wrote:
Hi Philippe
Hello Tim,
I am looking forward to reading you... and I am probably not alone :-)
Regards,
Philippe
Tim Cook wrote:
Hello Philippe,
I hope I can add a bit to this. I do note that Joseph has added his
e-cology concepts.
1. Please note that what you describe is covered by the field of
Tim,
It is on Sourceforge:
http://sourceforge.net/projects/egadss/
I will have a look, but I really think that EBM and guidelines should be
the very core of a modern health information system and not an external
component.
Of course, it is possible to argue that in a modern platform,
loop (sometimes, and maybe a negative loop some other time).
Just my 2 cents... anyway I agree that it would be worth reading what
was done by the research time you pointed out.
Philippe
Tim Cook wrote:
On Fri, 2007-03-23 at 16:51 +0100, Philippe AMELINE wrote:
Hi Tim and Joseph,
I must
Molly,
I remember the moment when we exchanged about all this before OSHCA was
registered.
However I don't remember having seen when and how it was possible to
become a member. I may not have read the proper messages.
Can you tell me how I can become an OSHCA member?
Anyway, as Joseph pointed
Stuart Turner a écrit :
On Apr 22, 2009, at 12:46 PM, Philippe Ameline wrote:
Do you know about a open set of Lab test codes that would be
consistent
with GP practice (say... not hospital based).
Hi Philippe:
Try LOINC (Logical Observation Identifier Names and Codes)
http
Hi Thomas,
I volunteer for a presentation about Open source and new paradigms in
health.
Being French and living in Paris, I can also help in organizing some
things if needed.
Cheers,
Philippe
Thomas Karopka a écrit :
Hi all,
I have started the initiative to organize a session about
Thomas,
Just submitted an abstract:
Title: Ligne de vie
Abstract:
FLOSS in health is already a strong movement in the medical domain, a
place where it competes with dominant commercial actors.
The tipping point for extensive e-health adoption is probably in a
different, citizen centered,
be a practitioner ;-)
This is the dead end... the moment when you realize that this box is too
small and that, unless you are able to provide the proper tools for a
paradigm shift, there is no use trying to sell advanced systems in a
context where they will never really work.
Philippe Ameline
Le 30/08
By the way, some years ago, I tried to write a text aimed at putting
Health IT in perspective.
http://philippe.ameline.free.fr/download/texts/LigneDeVieForPrevention.pdf
Don't know if it is proper material.
PA
Le 30/08/2010 21:50, fred trotter a écrit :
Jel,
I probably should not have
My 2 cents (or my 2 billion $ :-) )
They are all doctors, but in the same way people building a house are
all workers... there is the same distance between a gastroenterologist
and a radiologist or a cardiologist than between a painter and a plumber.
Health IT has always been about dedicated,
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