--- Horst Herb <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > On Fri, 22 Apr 2005 13:28, David Derauf wrote: > > Horst: I was not clear enough: > > We are entertaining the idea of scanning medical > records that we are > > copying for other purposes anyway. > > Thinking to the future, I thought that we should > likely create some sort of > > meaningful file structure for these scanned > records: one that is a) HIPAA > > compliant b) user friendly c) less likely to > become obsolete d) inexpensive > > e) linkable to future EMR implementation... > > gnumed has a fully functional scanning + document > archival module (one of the > few things in gnumed that actually work
I am a little concerned a to why GNUMED is taling so long. What is the FOSS that I can recommend to a General Practitioner which actually works and is easy to use. I suggested OpenEMR with the Mandrake installer to a couple of GPs. I have not used it though. OSCAR will be more difficult to cope with i think. tkFP is also something I have heard about. Thanks Nandalal and are > already in use in daily > practice for some time) > > Don't know HIPAA compliance requirements though, > since I am not in the US > > Horst > > __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com
