I have just completed a preliminary version of an (OpenEMR + CK-ERP) connector. A demo of CK-ERP operating within OpenEMR 2.8.2 is available here.
I have just completed a preliminary version of an (OpenEMR + CK-ERP) connector. A demo of CK-ERP operating within OpenEMR 2.8.2 is available at http://ck-erp.net/openemr/ .
At the same time, it is important to note that,
I’ve just set up an “Open HealthCare” LinkedIn.com group to facilitate networking between biz devs, boosters, coders, contributors, venture-types. If that’s of interest the invite link is here. Please feel encouraged to forward the invite url to anyone who might benefit. Thanks.
The College of American Pathologists has just Transferred SNOWMED CT to International Health Terminology Standards Development Organisation (IHTSDO). It is now available for use inside any of the IHTSDO Member countries if you are in the US, you can still get it from National Library of Medicine via UMLSKS.
However you still have to agree to the License Agreement for Use of the UMLS� Metathesaurus. It provides for some very FOSS unfriendly terms… included after the gap.
From the current license:
Over at the ClearHealth Forum David [Uhlman] has announced that ClearHealth 2.0 is now in the freezing process. He includes a brief list of new features as well as features that are slated for late-inclusion (which I am happy to say includes one of my own patches. Watch LMN for a new MirrorMed-sponsored testing push, once an offical RC is out.
Linux for Clinics has released a Alpha testing release.
Known issues…
1. Ubiquity icon is from Ubuntu
2. Initial boot screen on Livecd is still Ubuntu
3. Forgot to remove Gnome-Games
4. Forgot to install the medical dictionary for openoffice.org
5. No LFC upgrade path…Have not implemented our repository yet.
The Aims of the Linux For Clinics Project
The Linux For Clinics (LFC) Project consists of a team of people who have a common interest in health, medicine, humanity and free and open source software (FOSS). Our team represents a community that shares the common ideals of aiding mankind and treating everyone with respect so that they will treat others in kind. This philosophy is represented by the African word ‘UBUNTU’ which means ‘Humanity Towards Others’.
http://www.whoissick.org recently launched a free new website focused on bringing heath information to the public by tracking and monitoring current and local sicknesses. Essentially, it is Web2.0/User generated content meets Healthcare through a very simple Google Maps interface.
Given the relatively slower adoption of internet and “web 2.0′ technology by much of the healthcare industry, we set out to create a simple, user-friendly, and valuable website for the average consumer.
I have just completed a preliminary version of a (ClearHealth+CK-ERP) connector. [CK-ERP is a CRM/ERP/MRP/accounting system.] A demo of CK-ERP operating within ClearHealth 1.0RC3-2006-10-24 is available at http://ck-erp.org/clearhealth/ .
I have just completed a preliminary version of a (ClearHealth+CK-ERP) connector. [CK-ERP is a CRM/ERP/MRP/accounting system.] A demo of CK-ERP operating within ClearHealth 1.0RC3-2006-10-24 is available at http://ck-erp.org/clearhealth/ .
At the same time, it is important to note that,
I wrote a short expose on Practice Fusion, over at Free Software Magazine. Practice Fusion is not “Googles EHR” it is company using AdSense to cover EHR costs. Further using MirrorMed or the like, its trivial to set something like this up.
The Mirth project is announcing the release of Mirth 1.4, with HL7 v3, X12 (HIPAA X12N), EDI (UN/EDIFACT) and XML message support. Mirth 1.4 includes over 60 bug fixes, improvements and features, as well as a new, powerful development and mapping environment. Other new features include HTTP, SMTP and RTF support, application routing functionality and medical imaging support (binary image data encoding). Also stay tuned for the upcoming Mirth webinar which will be officially announced in the coming weeks.
The OpenMRS organization is announcing they they are participating in the 2007 Google Summer of Code: “Computer science students, need a summer job? Have you ever imagined that writing code could save lives? Why not apply to OpenMRS for the Google Summer of Code 2007?…” Read On for the complete announcement and how to apply.
Computer science students, need a summer job?
Have you ever imagined that writing code could save lives?