CPRS is based on Delphi not MUMPSand yes it is being ported to
Java by VA.
Nandalal Gunaratne wrote:
Right now it is in hibernation.
Pity.
I find that it is difficult to get people to look at
MUMPS. They all shy away from it. I have yet to meet
someone in asia who uses VistA and M or GT.M for that
matter.
Porting it into Java was being discussed sometime ago.
I guess that would be a difficult job?
Nandalal
--- Joseph Dal Molin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It got 95% of the way there and needs more funding
to complete the work.
Right now it is in hibernation.
Joseph
Nandalal Gunaratne wrote:
Thanks.
There was an attempt with CodeWeavers to build the
CPRS to work with Linux instead of MS Windows.
How
far has this gone?
Nandalal
--- Joseph Dal Molin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Does this have a GUI interface?
That is a very broad question.the answer is
not
everything in VOE
nor VistA has a GUI interface... the backend
components like lab and
pharmacy are role and scroll for the most
part
but if you are a
provider of care you work in a GUI world.
The clinical GUI interface for VOE is primarily
CPRS, we are also using
a couple of other components which have their own
GUI like document
scanning etc. We have integrated EsiObjects to
provide a web browser
patient registration capability.
There is no online demo for VOE but you can get a
good idea of what it
is like by going to the online demo that the VA
has:
www.va.gov/cprsdemo
Joseph
Nandalal Gunaratne wrote:
Does this have a GUI interface? IS there a demo
online
to try out?
Nandalal
--- Joseph Dal Molin [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
a couple of important clarifications to
Bhaskar's post:
Please note that this VERSION OF THE
software
has
not been field tested.
this specific version has not been field
tested
Furthermore, most of the components IN THIS
VERSION OF VOE were
introduced to none of
the usual VistA SDLC (Software Development
Life
Cycle) where packages
and patches of any complexity usually endure
a
number of iterations
between SQA (Software Quality Assurance)
reviews,
field testing and
developer responses.
VOE is currently undergoing completion of SQA
using
the same standards
as are used in the VA. This work will be
completed
toward the end of
March. WorldVistA has submitted its application
to
certify the software
under the CCHIT 2006 criteria...assuming all
goes
well successful
certification will be announced in late April
or
very early May.
Joseph
.
VOE Program Manager, WorldVistA
K.S. Bhaskar wrote:
VistA Office EHR SemiVivA 2.3.1 (MD5 sum
16a0e6ae1951a512e88d83edd4e254a9) is available
for
downloading from
the WorldVistA project page at Source Forge
(http://sourceforge.net/projects/worldvista).
VistA Office EHR SemiVivA 2.3.1 packages the
release of VistA Office
EHR 2.3.1 as made available at the VistA
Office
EHR project page at
Source Forge
(http://sourceforge.net/projects/vista-officeehr)
on
January 31, 2007. Nancy Anthracite configured
the
settings for it to
run on GT.M, and provided the CPRS and Vitals
executables (for
Windows). An access code of VistAis#1 and
verify
code of #1isVistA
will work for CPRS to connect.
Please note that this software has not been
field
tested.
Furthermore, most of the components for VOE
were
introduced to none of
the usual VistA SDLC (Software Development
Life
Cycle) where packages
and patches of any complexity usually endure a
number of iterations
between SQA (Software Quality Assurance)
reviews,
field testing and
developer responses. This software is
intended
for evaluation /
demonstration purposes. You take all
responsibility for using it.
This SemiViVA package is bundled with GT.M
V5.2-000, as available
under the GNU General Public License from the
GT.M
project page at
Source Forge
(http://sourceforge.net/projects/sanchez-gtm).
A
SemiVivA
package is a one-step install of VistA and
GT.M
on
a Linux machine.
Assuming the file has been downloaded as
/Distrib/VistAOfficeEHRSemiVivA_2.3.1.tgz, to
install on your Linux
PC, execute the following, as root:
cd /usr/local
tar zxvf
/Distrib/VistAOfficeEHRSemiVivA_2.3.1.tgz
This will create new directories
/usr/local/VistAOfficeEHR_2.3.1 and
/usr/local/gtm_V5.2-000. Please note that this
will overwrite any
directories or symbolic links you have with
those
names. You may wish
to replace your symbolic links with new ones
(i.e., the following is
optional; also to be executed as root in
/usr/local):
rm gtm ; ln -s gtm_V5.2-000 gtm
rm VistAOfficeEHR ; ln -s VistAOfficeEHR_2.3.1
VistAOfficeEHR
To use it, you will need to create a working
environment (see
http://tinyurl.com/738jk for details). To
create
an environment in
~/myVistAOfficeEHR (the choice of directory
name
is entirely yours),
as a normal user, execute:
