--- Tim Churches <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> The African project OpenMRS (see > http://openmrs.org/wiki/OpenMRS ) is, > to my mind, the most exciting open source clinical > application at > present, in the field, good technical underpinnings, > and charging ahead. > Thanks Tim for this info, I was not aware of this project. It seems to be in development stage yet, and the link is http://openmrs.org It is using the same FOSS software as OSCAR BTW OSCAR is alive and well too! > GNUmed (http://www.gnumed.org/ ), which is also > technically very good, > is finally getting somewhere after many, many years > of effort. > > > EHR hospital ie. VistA/Care2x > > I take my hat off to the Hospital OS team in > Thailand: > http://www.hospital-os.com/en/ > Yes, unfortunately the English version of the new 3.0 is not available yet > > PHR ie Indivo > > > > Interoperability/MPI Mirth/OHF etc etc. > > Mirth looks exciting and well-executed, and we are > keen to use it. Has > anyone tested it or used it for serious work? > > Public health/epidemiology (think avian/pandemic > influenza): > > OpenEpi is a useful tool: http://www.openepi.com/ > > Our own NetEpi project (see http://www.netepi.org ) > is approaching its > Version 1.0 release - V1.0beta and updated Web site > by the end of Jan > 2007, plus, I hope, a bootable liveCD demo disc, > with V1.0 final to > follow in Feb. The disaster Mangament Project Sahana, is developing a module for pandemics, and I will be joining in it's finalizing touches soon. http://www.sahana.lk/ Nandalal > > Tim C > ____________________________________________________________________________________ Looking for earth-friendly autos? Browse Top Cars by "Green Rating" at Yahoo! Autos' Green Center. http://autos.yahoo.com/green_center/
