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Re: OpenEMR HQ CEO calls for universal data storge
by Tim Cook on Saturday August 30, @08:32AM

This is exactly the point of the openEHR "information model". It always for any type implementation. While my Python implementation currently uses an object database it can easily have a layer added to use a SQL database or XML database.

Most of the other openEHR implementations already use a SQL database and they choose at what granularity they want to store their data. There is a discussion page on the openEHR wiki specifically about different persistence approaches.

http://www.openehr.org/wiki/display/dev/Persistence (see the two child pages)

The freedom to implement in any OO language and use any persistence model while still maintaining semantic coherence across applications is the foundation of openEHR.

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