Medical Practice Setting I'm thinking:
Community Clinic with
* 1 doctor + 1-2 NP/PA + 1-2 RNs + 1-2 Office staff
* waiting room with computer terminal for
self-registration of patients (with a volunteer helping them)
* a few exam rooms, each with CPRS terminal
* lab room for drawing specimen, etc, with another terminal
* front desk with another CPRS terminal for billing
* Fiber/DSL/Cable broad-band access to fill
Rx at a local pharmacy online
* staff lounge with OpenVistA server and backup system
* Regular training of at least one staff on using, managing,
and setting up the VistA system
Any doctors/nurses out there, please fill in
any missing links, Thanks.
answers to Rusty's questions:
1. SMB for Mac - Win connection
2. SMB on Mac where VistA server resides
3. OSirix only runs on Mac
4. see above
5. in general, Mac has been a good platform for
graphical applications while Linux has not
(driver nightmare, lack of application support).
Think about upgrading intel-AMD hardware
and suddenly you cann't look up patient's
CXRs !!!
Jae.
On 8/11/05, Tyrus Maynard <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Jae,
> My response is to ask you questions and others might have answers. I
> suppose others who have answers would also be interested in your sketch
> of the type of clinical setting you where you would be setting up these
> services including Osirix.
>
> 1. Vista is a server/client architecture with builtin RPC remote procedure
> calls to tie clients such as CPRS to the Vista server.
> Does this alter your perceived need for SMB?
>
> 2. What are the other applications that you would want to access using
> SMB and would you want Vista and SMB operating on the same server machine?
>
> 3. Is Osirix applic. best to run on a selected powerful workstation, even
> if its data sets might reside on the filesystem of a Vista server?
>
> 5. Is there an overriding reason why you want MacOSX for the Vista server
> (considering that there is a free license of open source M language to
> run Vista on Linux OS )?
> http://sourceforge.net/projects/sanchez-gtm
>
> 4. Could you describe the medical practice setting that you are planning
> or dreaming about in very general features?. That's what makes every
> newbie especially interesting.
>
> Rusty Maynard
>
> > Another newbie q's:
> >
> > Has anybody installed openVistA unto Mac OS X
> > and attempted to set it up as server with SMB
> > for a Windows client with CPRS?
> > Will OSIRIX work in this setting (from Windows)?
> >
> > Jae.
> >
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