Guten Tag Kurt Brauchli, am Donnerstag, 26. Februar 2004 um 07:30 schrieben Sie:
KB> Hello >> I know your Telepath Project that starts 1995 from the University >> Basel webpage. There is NO! :-( info that its now under GPL and Open >> Source. Update? KB> OK, iPath is a completely new project. The version from 1995 was KB> proprietary and closed in by a company. I actually started my work in KB> Basel in 1999 with the mission to get that project going again. However, KB> we decided to start a new and produce a completely new and open source KB> project which in 2001 was finally released as iPath. Give me the mail and! phone contact of the University responsibility persons and the page will be updatet in one week I hope. So if it was proprietary before it was a good decition to redesign it from scratch. No further SCO please inside Care2x :-). >> I was not aware about this project at SF. Sorry but possibly highly >> interesting for generation 3 or later of care2x, possible partial in >> generation 2. Think about care2x-plugins new resource. Think about an >> plugin/module integration to care2x. At that point there is a very >> early state of planing. So connection (integration) to Care2x will not need much >> resources I think. KB> I was thinking about that, too. But it would need some careful planning KB> first. KB> What are your ideas of integrating ipath into care2x? I am not sure if KB> we are thinking of the same. To be independant for other projects i started planing care2x-plugins. So here there can be develope code. Care2x can work global. You use also C++ in your project for example. If you plan a debian package for iPath. With apt-get its easy to install if the care2x server is a linux debian. If its a Windows server its your responsibility to offer it or not. So a time i think other projects like also to connect. So we can find at plugins first different ways to integrate other projects. After a while we find common ways to communicate with other projects. There are a lots of GPL based projects for medical use. If we have some connection the admin in a medical center can say. Ok i need this and this. He pick up the different things. Can arrange that for a pathology Doctor he needs not to see in his personal workframe the billing. So he can concentrate only to his work. Just a basic idea thats needs to be sorted out. KB> I was planning to have some sort of inter-server connectivity in iPath KB> (xmlrpc) which would allow referrals to (virtual) specialist groups. KB> Ideally such a referral could be initiated simply from your hospital KB> system (care2x). Or to make an initial step :-) in the plugins... So Elpidio have more time to concentrate to basics. Others do the same, share the code and better ways can be found for a stable Care2x Version. xmlrpc - based at hl7 or own? How many think of connecting to care2x hl7 is one way... but if we find a second own way in collaboration than proprietary can use hl7. Or others can make their connection with the things that also integrated. At least the little flame with me and Antas gives us the result to go both ways. No comments at this point please. only for thinking. :-) KB> iPath is sepcilised in enabling collaboration of a group of specialists. KB> It is currently used for some "virtual pathology department" servicing KB> e.g. hospitals in Solomon Islands, Cambodia etc .... But if they have the chance to integrate their work easy in a hospital or at least family doctors patient data sheet it is a big improvement for all. KB> The reasond for having to have this on a seperated server is usually KB> security/firewalls. So, ideally, you could refer from care2x to iPath KB> without revealing the identity of the patient, while still ensure that KB> comments and diagnosis can be traced back to that very patient. See my comment before. KB> At FOSSFA, we are actually thinking of including some additional KB> services into care2x: KB> - telemed referrals KB> - virtual libraries (access to pubmed, etc) KB> The idea would be that a number of hospitals equiped with care2x KB> integrate into a network (maybe even including national DoHs) Since October i am in talk with PLOS for collaboration. Susanne DeRisi: Thank you for your letter. We are in the process of setting up both XML download of every article, as well as an RSS feed. If you would like, I can send you a notice when it is completed, probably within the next couple of weeks. http://care2x.de/headlines/ I discussed it with elpidio. To complete the care2x intranet applications. PLOS Medicine is short before start. Read the Text of Barbara Cohen. We discuss it to include to the Care2x Knoppix CD. Not everywhere is Internet. KB> Any suggestions in this direction are very welcome! I like your ideas :-) >> Supporting yes, but not do this work like packaging, keeping a view to >> every update and security of third parties and so on... looking >> through every file of all these projects is not possible. KB> OK, true. Maybe I was a bit too naive here. But let's see how care2x is KB> developing here in Africa ... maybe we'll be able to do it in our team KB> at FOSSFA. Etienne is working with Kongo - they have similar ideas. FOSSA is interesting what kind of connection you have there� KB> regards -- Mit freundlichen Gr�ssen Wilfried Goedert mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] ------------------------------------------------------- SF.Net is sponsored by: Speed Start Your Linux Apps Now. Build and deploy apps & Web services for Linux with a free DVD software kit from IBM. 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