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from the ClearHealth dept. There will be a ClearHealth 3.0 Community Edition intensive training event on Saturday, February 20th at SCALE 8x in Los Angeles. Learn about the features, operations, technical info, and installation details of the 3.0 edition at this seven-hour event. Event information and updates can be found on the DOHCS blog and tickets can be purchased here. Read More... Submit this to FSDaily!
from the Health-IT Failures dept. Huffington Post has this article about: "...Hundreds of companies--big and small, new and old--sell health information technology but industry analysts expect a wave of consolidation in the market, creating uncertainty that certain products will stay in the marketplace or even if some vendors will survive. Amatayakul said she found that up to 70 percent of vendors moved in and out of the market in some years, through mergers, acquisitions or on occasion, bankruptcy. Congress did not address the possibility that federal incentives could be spent on products from companies with shaky finances when it wrote the stimulus law setting aside billions of dollars for electronic health records..." Editor's note to government: Thus the need for tax dollars only being spent on Free/Open Source licensed HIT software. Read More... Submit this to FSDaily!
Posted by Sebastian Hilbert on Saturday January 23, @12:08PMfrom the Hey, another release dept. Friends, I'm glad to announce GNUmed 0.6.0. It's happened. The big improvements are - LaTeX based letter writing - medication handling Read More... Submit this to FSDaily! ( 1660 bytes in body)
from the medical-open-source-development dept. Fidelity Information Services Free/Open Source GT.M Mumps database is gaining traction outside of private-sector Veterans Affairs VistA Electronic Health Record. Veterans Affairs VistA development in the private sector is proceeding at a furious rate. Companies such as M/Gateway, Astronaut (owned by the same conspiracy that owns Linux Medical News) Medsphere, DSS and others are making announcement after announcement of new development in the Veterans Affairs VistA Electronic Health Record or closely related space. Read More... Submit this to FSDaily! (5 comments, 1246 bytes in body)
Posted by Ignacio H. Valdes, MD, MS on Tuesday January 12, @07:57PMfrom the Astronaut dept. Introduction to VistA System Administration with Astronaut will be held in Houston, Texas, February 4-7th. More details and enrollment can be found here. Read More... Submit this to FSDaily!
Posted by Ben Baumann on Friday January 08, @01:29AMfrom the dept. The event marks the increasing popularity of open source software (OSS) in clinical trial electronic data capture and clinical data management. Read More... Submit this to FSDaily! ( 4858 bytes in body)
from the VistA dept. Dr. Matthew King, Edgeware Technologies and Mr. Djien So have collaborated over the last 3 years to develop a VistA compatible, high quality, multi-featured Practice Management System. The PMS will be released with the Affero v3 GPL open source license. Full press release after the break.
from the dept. Accelerates Global Collaboration to Develop and Use Shared Toolset Copenhagen, Denmark: December 17, 2009 – The International Health Terminology Standards Development Organisation announced today that it is making source code for the IHTSDO Workbench, including tools to develop, maintain, and facilitate the use of SNOMED CT, freely available under an Apache2 open source agreement. IHTSDO will also make a number of seats on the collaborative web-based environment used to host the Workbench available free of charge to open source developers. “Open sourcing the IHTSDO Workbench will make it easier for developers from around the world to work together to further develop these tools,” said John Gutai, IHTSDO’s chief technical architect. “It also means that organizations and standards bodies from around the world can use the same tools to maintain their own terminologies and coding systems, leveraging the investment that IHTSDO and its Members have made.” Read More... Submit this to FSDaily! ( 4277 bytes in body)
Posted by Robert Austin on Monday December 21, @02:35AMfrom the tickets-project dept. Tickets Version 2.11 - A Free, Open Source Computer Aided Dispatch(CAD) Program The Open ISES (Information Systems for Emergency Services) Project is proud to announce the latest release of flagship software product, Tickets Version 2.11. Tickets is a web-based computer aided dispatch (CAD) program that leverages the power of Google maps to bring a high end open source CAD product to the emergency services community. Tickets can perform a number of functions including phone number look-up, driving directions, schedule events, and more.
Posted by Ignacio Valdes, MD on Friday December 18, @03:50AMfrom the Astronaut dept. Editor's note: Astronaut, LLC is owned by the same conspiracy that runs Linux Medical News. December 17th, 2009 Houston, Texas Astronaut, LLC announces the Astronaut VistA Shuttle™ Electronic Health Record Beta. Astronaut, LLC http://astronautvista.com Announces Astronaut VistA Shuttle™ Beta program. Astronaut VistA Shuttle™ allows health care facilities, educators, developers, and physicians to start and manage affordable, encrypted, cloud based instances of Astronaut VistA Electronic Health Record (EHR) in minutes. This Beta is the first offering of a cloud-based Veterans Affairs VistA EHR with many enhancements. Astronaut, LLC offers both WorldVistA™ and OpenVista™ based editions. You can watch brief videos here: Demo and How to Signup. Click Read More to see the full text of the announcement after the break. |
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