In that respect: what was the outcome of the OHF in Germany, in which
an openEHR component proposal should be made?
Cheers,
Stef
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Agenda for OHF meeting, Friday Oct 13th 2006 8:00 am - Noon
Location:
Neckar Forum (Best Western Premier Hotel Park)
Grabbrunnenstr. 19, 73728
Esslingen Germany
Chair: Grahame Grieve
1. Introductions & Welcome (10 min)
2. Agenda review (5 min)
3. OHF Project Review (30 min)
4. OHF Q&A, OHF & Europe (30min)
5. Component update - WADO (Yossi) (15min)
6. break (20 min)
7. OpenEHR component proposal (75 min)
some specific questions which will be considered:
- how do OpenEHR components relate to other components?
- what support for development does Eclipse offer?
+ what will be useful for OpenEHR?
- what does it mean to be "in eclipse"?
- how much OpenEHR related code is welcome in Eclipse?
+ how much should be in Eclipse?
- what about non-java OpenEHR code?
8. Architecture & HSSP Services (45 min)
- discussion of OHF architectural planning
9. Meeting Summary & Planning for next meeting (5min)
Op 10-jul-2007, om 9:00 heeft Yampeku het volgende geschreven:
> Well, in fact OHF is EPL not GPL
>
> http://www.eclipse.org/legal/eplfaq.php
>
> 2007/7/10, Ignacio Valdes <ivaldes at hal-pc.org>:
>> With little investigation into this and perhaps opening my mouth
>> prematurely, it sounds like Microsoft's answer to IBM's Open
>> Healthcare Framework (OHF) initiative. OHF is GPL I believe.
>>
>> -- IV
>>
>> On 7/9/07, Andrew Patterson <andrewpatto at gmail.com> wrote:
>>>> Open-source or just "open"? What are the licensing arrangements
>>>> for the
>>>> Microsoft/NHS Common Health Interface controls? Obviously they
>>>> depend on
>>>> the Microsoft .NET platform (do they also work with Mono?), but are
>>>> there additional licensing restrictions or limited access to the
>>>> Common
>>>> Health Interface controls themselves?
>>>
>>> This is what I had to sign up to when I registered ages ago.. in
>>> brief,
>>> no to open source (3.4.2.3.4) and no to mono (3.4.1) - I presume
>>> this
>>> is the same site from which the common control stuff would
>>> come.
>>>
>>> https://www.cui.nhs.uk/Pages/NHSCommonUserInterface.aspx
>>>
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