Dear Karsten,
Also, please do be specific in your statements: how usable
for me, as a physician, in private practice may or may not
actually mean can do US billing which is all I care about.
I don't use any of the electronic health records to do billing. I use
an old DOS based practice
Dear Nandalal,
Nice thoughts!
If you are having Zope on your server i hope you tried Open
Infrastructure for Outcomes, which is the best software for research
and audit for clinicians you can get!
Torch is another quite complete and usable system running on Zope.
I have setup OSCAR
Tim.Churches [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Ignacio Valdes wrote:
Linux Apache MySQL PHP server setups are so common that they have
their own designation, collectively called 'LAMP' applications. It
seems that in the United States, the hotbeds of FOSS Electronic
Medical Records (EMR)'s
Not to mention OpenEMR runs equally well on Linux and MS Windows.
Oops. Not to hurt anyones feeling but I forgot to include Mac OS X.
Besides the BSDs, The only hard installs are actually late model open
SUSE 10.1 and later. The SUSE developers changed some locations of
libraries that
My earlier suggestion that open source projects work towards a single
killer app fell kind of flat.
However, would not interoperability be improved at least among the
open source health care solutions if the different projects were
trying to at least cooperate instead of heading blithely off
Copyright protection in the United States is interrelated with the
definition of public domain. Copyright protection in the US expires
albeit the expiration dates are quite long. Copyright even survives
death. Survivors of artists such as Elvis Presley continue to receive
royalties long after
it's difficult to say who would best serve on BoD or BoA
I agree that OSMS is strongly associated with the OpenEMR project but
that is not fixed in stone. I also agree with Fred Trotter that a
project neutral organization will be good for all the FOSS medical
software projects.
Fred or
it's difficult to say who would best serve on BoD or BoA
Dear Fred,
I don't want this to sound mean spirited (or self serving) but there
is of course an obvious, significant, conflict of interest to your
proposal.
Are you going the on the Board of Directors or the Board of Advisors
for this
Dear Fred,
I am not pretending when I stated that Open Source Medical Software
was created to serve this purpose. This language was and is in the
OSMS incorporation documents and part of the Bylaws.After many
months of not attracting attention to the OSMS project I did invite a
number of
Dear Tim,
We are listening and I am definitely reading your comments. You have
very good thoughts and are contributing to this discussion in a very
thoughtful manner (as is usual for you). I apologize if my comments
here seem antagonistic. That is not my intention. I am not trying to
tear
--- In openhealth@yahoogroups.com, fred trotter fred.trot...@... wrote:
Hi everyone,
So we have just gotten 95% confirmation that the facilities for
FOSSHealth 09 (which happens at the end of the month) will be provided by
HAL-PC. http://www.hal-pc.org/
HAL-PC is the largest PC
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