Re: [openhealth] Experimental OSHCA catalogue of FOSS application for health and healthcare

[Nandalal Gunaratne]

>I'll put up a plain text template for people to fill
> out and email to me
> if that makes it easier.

I think that will be OK. I agree that we need some
control over the list. I find JSON very easy and
effective. Not as good as Tiddlywiki for notekeeping,
but good for this particular purpose.

Nandalal
--- Tim Churches <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> Nandalal Gunaratne wrote:
> > Karsten,
> > 
> > That is true. I suspect OIO library has not been
> > updated for a long time though. 
> > Do you know how to set this up? What was used
> really? 
> > 
> > I think exibit can also be translated to other
> > languages, after all it is just html and
> javascript.
> > Tim, any idea?
> 
> No, can't readily be translated, it is a huge and
> complex piece of code.
> But why translate it? However the JSON data file
> format is uses is about
> as simple as it gets.
> 
> Contributors just need to supply attribute value
> pairs as plain text -
> that's all JSON is. Is that so hard?
> 
> > I could make the tiddlywiki editable and add a gui
> > toolbar as I mentioned. 
> 
> I think that OSHCA needs to be able to exert some
> quality assurance over
> what goes into the listing, otherwise we'll spend
> all our time weeding
> out things that aren't really open sourced.
> 
> I'll put up a plain text template for people to fill
> out and email to me
> if that makes it easier.
> 
> Tim C
> 



 

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Re: [openhealth] Experimental OSHCA catalogue of FOSS application for health and healthcare

[Karsten Hilbert]

On Sun, Mar 11, 2007 at 03:13:03AM -0700, Nandalal Gunaratne wrote:

> That is true. I suspect OIO library has not been
> updated for a long time though.
That might be true.

> Do you know how to set this up?
No.

> What was used really?
OIO is built on Zope.

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Re: [openhealth] Experimental OSHCA catalogue of FOSS application for health and healthcare

[Nandalal Gunaratne]

Karsten,

That is true. I suspect OIO library has not been
updated for a long time though. 
Do you know how to set this up? What was used really? 

I think exibit can also be translated to other
languages, after all it is just html and javascript.
Tim, any idea?

I could make the tiddlywiki editable and add a gui
toolbar as I mentioned. It is translated already.
see:
http://trac.tiddlywiki.org/tiddlywiki/wiki/Translations

* The languages available for Tiddlywiki are:
* Basque
* Bulgarian
* Catalan
* Chinese
* Croatian
* Czech
* Dutch
* Esperanto
* Finnish
* French
* Galician
* German
* Hebrew
* Hungarian
* Italian
* Japanese
* Korean
* Polish
* Portuguese
* Russian
* Slovak
* Spanish
* Swedish

Nandalal

--- Karsten Hilbert <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> On Sat, Mar 10, 2007 at 05:53:22PM -0800, Nandalal
> Gunaratne wrote:
> > Subject: Re: [openhealth] Experimental OSHCA
> catalogue of FOSS application for health and
> healthcare
> > 
> > 
> > --- Tim Churches <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > 
> > > Nandalal Gunaratne wrote:
> > > it separates the data from the presentation. Not
> > > every view has to use
> > > or display every data element.
> > > 
> > > Tim C
> > 
> > This is what Zope does too!
> 
> The OIO library uses Zope. The interface they use
> for
> editing is Wiki-on-steroids. They have been hosting
> a list
> of medical (and related) FOSS for a *long* time.
> 
> It was quite convenient to edit/translate. No
> hacking JSON
> files and sending them snippet-wise.
> 
> Karsten
> -- 
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Re: [openhealth] Experimental OSHCA catalogue of FOSS application for health and healthcare

[Tim Churches]

Nandalal Gunaratne wrote:
> Karsten,
> 
> That is true. I suspect OIO library has not been
> updated for a long time though. 
> Do you know how to set this up? What was used really? 
> 
> I think exibit can also be translated to other
> languages, after all it is just html and javascript.
> Tim, any idea?

No, can't readily be translated, it is a huge and complex piece of code.
But why translate it? However the JSON data file format is uses is about
as simple as it gets.

Contributors just need to supply attribute value pairs as plain text -
that's all JSON is. Is that so hard?

> I could make the tiddlywiki editable and add a gui
> toolbar as I mentioned. 

I think that OSHCA needs to be able to exert some quality assurance over
what goes into the listing, otherwise we'll spend all our time weeding
out things that aren't really open sourced.

I'll put up a plain text template for people to fill out and email to me
if that makes it easier.

Tim C

Re: [openhealth] Experimental OSHCA catalogue of FOSS application for health and healthcare

[Nandalal Gunaratne]

I think a map will be cool. There is a map in one of
the exibit demos, but it does not show up when I go
into it.

Tiddliywiki is a really nice tool. I can add a gui
toolbar to it and make it editable, then anyone can
easily edit it. It is easier than exibit in thay way.
But on the other hand those who visit this site will
usually be familiar with html/javascript I should
think ;-)

Since it is a wiki, we could allow members to edit it
while the exibit can be kept under dictatorial control
by Tim.

Do we add the disclaimer that listing in the site does
not mean OSHCA endorses it? 

Nandalal

--- Tim Churches <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> David Forslund wrote:
> > This is a big help.   I'll check it out.  I saw
> the link for trial 
> > SIMILE Exhibit, but had no idea what that was or
> what the Data file was 
> > about.  What is SIMILE?
> 
> It is a project group at MIT: Semantic
> Interoperability of Metadata and
> Information in unLike Environments - see
> http://simile.mit.edu/ - they
> created the excellent Exhibit and Timeline
> Javascript frameworks used to
> organise and display the data. Exhibit allows data
> to be exported as RDF
> and N3 and other Semantic Web formats - that's its
> real aim. Very clever.
> 
> >  Isn't the FOSS Health Applications link showing 
> > some of the same data? 
> 
> Yes, that was Nandalal very useful first go. Teh
> SIMILE Exhibit stuff is
> marked as a trial because we still haven't decided
> to abandon Nandalal's
> TiddlyWiki presntation entirely - at least not until
> all teh data in it
> are harvested. And even then I it may still be
> useful (I love TiddlyWiki...)
> 
> I added an OpenEMed entry to the Exhibit data file -
> could you check it
> please?
> 
> Also, what do people think about maps? Does every
> open source in health
> project have a geographical home (or homes)? Not
> really, but a map would
> still look pretty cool...
> 
> Tim C
> 
> >> It's the one that says:
> >>
> >>  Data file for trial SIMILE Exhibit listing
> >>  In JSON format
> >>
> >> and points to here:
> >> http://www.oshca.org/healthdir/foss_health.js
> >>
> >>
> >>
> >> Regards,
> >> Tim
> >>
> >>
> >>
> >>
> >>   
> > 
> > 
> 
> 



 

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Re: [openhealth] Experimental OSHCA catalogue of FOSS application for health and healthcare

[Karsten Hilbert]

On Sat, Mar 10, 2007 at 05:53:22PM -0800, Nandalal Gunaratne wrote:
> Subject: Re: [openhealth] Experimental OSHCA catalogue of FOSS application 
> for health and healthcare
> 
> 
> --- Tim Churches <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> 
> > Nandalal Gunaratne wrote:
> > it separates the data from the presentation. Not
> > every view has to use
> > or display every data element.
> > 
> > Tim C
> 
> This is what Zope does too!

The OIO library uses Zope. The interface they use for
editing is Wiki-on-steroids. They have been hosting a list
of medical (and related) FOSS for a *long* time.

It was quite convenient to edit/translate. No hacking JSON
files and sending them snippet-wise.

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Re: [openhealth] Experimental OSHCA catalogue of FOSS application for health and healthcare

[Tim Churches]

David Forslund wrote:
> This is a big help.   I'll check it out.  I saw the link for trial 
> SIMILE Exhibit, but had no idea what that was or what the Data file was 
> about.  What is SIMILE?

It is a project group at MIT: Semantic Interoperability of Metadata and
Information in unLike Environments - see http://simile.mit.edu/ - they
created the excellent Exhibit and Timeline Javascript frameworks used to
organise and display the data. Exhibit allows data to be exported as RDF
and N3 and other Semantic Web formats - that's its real aim. Very clever.

>  Isn't the FOSS Health Applications link showing 
> some of the same data? 

Yes, that was Nandalal very useful first go. Teh SIMILE Exhibit stuff is
marked as a trial because we still haven't decided to abandon Nandalal's
TiddlyWiki presntation entirely - at least not until all teh data in it
are harvested. And even then I it may still be useful (I love TiddlyWiki...)

I added an OpenEMed entry to the Exhibit data file - could you check it
please?

Also, what do people think about maps? Does every open source in health
project have a geographical home (or homes)? Not really, but a map would
still look pretty cool...

Tim C

>> It's the one that says:
>>
>>  Data file for trial SIMILE Exhibit listing
>>  In JSON format
>>
>> and points to here:
>> http://www.oshca.org/healthdir/foss_health.js
>>
>>
>>
>> Regards,
>> Tim
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>   
> 
> 

Re: [openhealth] Experimental OSHCA catalogue of FOSS application for health and healthcare

[David Forslund]

Tim Cook wrote:
> David Forslund wrote:
>
>   
>> OpenEMed should certainly show up in the list of healthcare software
>> applications.
>> I have no idea of how to do this with JSON, particularly, since I see no
>> mention of any JSON
>> links on the referenced web pages.
>>
>> Thanks,
>>
>> Dave
>> 
>
>   
This is a big help.   I'll check it out.  I saw the link for trial 
SIMILE Exhibit, but had no idea what that was or what the Data file was 
about.  What is SIMILE?  Isn't the FOSS Health Applications link showing 
some of the same data? 

Thanks,

Dave
> Dave,
>
> It's the one that says:
>
>  Data file for trial SIMILE Exhibit listing
>  In JSON format
>
> and points to here:
> http://www.oshca.org/healthdir/foss_health.js
>
>
>
> Regards,
> Tim
>
>
>
>
>   

Re: [openhealth] Experimental OSHCA catalogue of FOSS application for health and healthcare

[Nandalal Gunaratne]

David,
You are the best person to advice us on this matter.
What should go into the "open standards in
healthcare?" section?

The list below is what I compiled for starters to be
edited and corrected.

Nandalal

Open Healthcare Framework (OHF) Project
eHealth Standardization Coordination Group (World
Health Organization)
Health Level Seven (commonly HL7)
OpenECG
openEHR
OASIS (Organization for the Advancement of Structured
Information Standards)
National Electronics and Computer Technology Center
(NECTEC)
Open EMPI
OpenHRE
CORBAmed
--- David Forslund <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> The link for OpenEMed would better point to
> OpenEMed.org rather than 
> OpenEMed.net. 
> Also, I don't see any link to JSON data.  OpenEMed
> should be listed as a 
> application framework,
> not as a standard.  It implements a set of
> standards, but isn't a 
> standard in its own right.  Also
> CORBAmed should be listed as the OMG Healthcare DTF
> and simply to 
> http://healthcare.omg.org.
> The link you have is way outdated.  I would also
> link to the 
> hssp.wikispaces.com link for current
> healthcare standard efforts. 
> 
> OpenEMed should certainly show up in the list of
> healthcare software 
> applications.
> I have no idea of how to do this with JSON,
> particularly, since I see no 
> mention of any JSON
> links on the referenced web pages. 
> 
> Thanks,
> 
> Dave
> 
> 
> Tim Churches wrote:
> > I have quickly put together an experimental OSHCA
> catalogue of FOSS
> > application for health and healthcare, using The
> MIT SIMILE Semantic Web
> > research lab's fabulous Exhibit and Timeline
> products (open source of
> > course).
> >
> > See http://www.oshca.org/healthdir/
> >
> > If you would like to add other free, open-source
> health applications or
> > projects, or edit any of the existing data, please
> see the JSON data
> > file also listed on that page. Edit the relevant
> section or copy a
> > section and edit it to reflect your application,
> and email me just that
> > section - just pasted intot he body of an email
> message will do, doesn't
> > have to be an attachment. Eventually an online
> catalogue maintenance
> > facility can be built (volunteers welcome), but
> for now hand editing of
> > the JSON file (by me or volunteers) will have to
> do. Feel free to add
> > new data fields if you edit the data file.
> >
> > Tim C
> >
> >
> >   
> 
> 



 

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Re: [openhealth] Experimental OSHCA catalogue of FOSS application for health and healthcare

[Nandalal Gunaratne]

Tim and David,

I wonder if David is looking at the Tiddlywiki?

Given below is the part of the JSON file and the links
are correct. The CorbaMed link has been corrected.

It is not listed under standards anymore and is under
software applications. Is it necessary to have
application framework as a category as David himself
mentions that this should be listed under software
applications?

I have added to the description that it is an
application framework.

Nandalal


{
label : "OpenEMed",
type : "software applications",
"homepage-url" : "http://openemed.org/";,
"logo-url" : "http://openemed.org/openemed.gif";,
"summary" : "OpenEMed is an application framework,
consisting of a set of distributed healthcare
information service components built around the OMG
distributed object specifications and the HL7 (and
other) data standards and is written in Java for
platform portability. We emphasize the interoperable
service functionality that this approach provides in
reducing the time it takes to build a healthcare
related system. It is not intended as a turnkey system
but rather a set of components that can be assembled
and configured to meet a variety of tasks. OpenEMed
includes sample implementations of the Person
Identification Service, Clinical Observation Access
Service, Resource Access Decision, and Terminology
Query Service which have been adopted as international
standards by the Object Management Group
(http://healthcare.omg.org) through the OMG's
Healthcare Domain Taskforce . The system requires a
CORBA 2.3 compliant ORB to run, and works with the
OpenORB ORB , for example.It includes a complete
JSP client implementation of a infectious disease
monitoring system (B-SAFER) for use in an Urgent Care
setting. This includes filters for a variety of data
feeds including HL7, CSV, SQL, flat files, and XML. It
is being used to acquire a variety of data from
multiple hospital systems. Also included is a example
of a simple immunization registry pilot. The power of
using these components in a variety of settings can
ultimately lead to a fully distributed medical record
accessible by a patient. This could be ideal in a
regional healthcare management scenario (RHIO). The
OpenEMed components have also been used in the FIRST
clinical research project at the City of Hope Medical
Research Center in Duarte, California as well as
initial implementation of a health record exchange at
http://OpenHRE.org";,
"licenses" : ['BSD'],
"categories" : ['Public health','Epidemiology and
statistics','EHR','EMR'],
"supported-os" : ['Linux','MS-Windows','Apple Mac OS
X'],
"languages" : ['English'],
"platforms-dependencies" : ['Java','CORBA'],
"first-release" : "2003-04"
} 
,





--- David Forslund <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> The link for OpenEMed would better point to
> OpenEMed.org rather than 
> OpenEMed.net. 
> Also, I don't see any link to JSON data.  OpenEMed
> should be listed as a 
> application framework,
> not as a standard.  It implements a set of
> standards, but isn't a 
> standard in its own right.  Also
> CORBAmed should be listed as the OMG Healthcare DTF
> and simply to 
> http://healthcare.omg.org.
> The link you have is way outdated.  I would also
> link to the 
> hssp.wikispaces.com link for current
> healthcare standard efforts. 
> 
> OpenEMed should certainly show up in the list of
> healthcare software 
> applications.
> I have no idea of how to do this with JSON,
> particularly, since I see no 
> mention of any JSON
> links on the referenced web pages. 
> 
> Thanks,
> 
> Dave
> 
> 
> Tim Churches wrote:
> > I have quickly put together an experimental OSHCA
> catalogue of FOSS
> > application for health and healthcare, using The
> MIT SIMILE Semantic Web
> > research lab's fabulous Exhibit and Timeline
> products (open source of
> > course).
> >
> > See http://www.oshca.org/healthdir/
> >
> > If you would like to add other free, open-source
> health applications or
> > projects, or edit any of the existing data, please
> see the JSON data
> > file also listed on that page. Edit the relevant
> section or copy a
> > section and edit it to reflect your application,
> and email me just that
> > section - just pasted intot he body of an email
> message will do, doesn't
> > have to be an attachment. Eventually an online
> catalogue maintenance
> > facility can be built (volunteers welcome), but
> for now hand editing of
> > the JSON file (by me or volunteers) will have to
> do. Feel free to add
> > new data fields if you edit the data file.
> >
> > Tim C
> >
> >
> >   
> 
> 



 

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Re: [openhealth] Experimental OSHCA catalogue of FOSS application for health and healthcare

[Nandalal Gunaratne]

--- Tim Churches <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> Nandalal Gunaratne wrote:
> it separates the data from the presentation. Not
> every view has to use
> or display every data element.
> 
> Tim C

This is what Zope does too!

Nanda

> 



 

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Re: [openhealth] Experimental OSHCA catalogue of FOSS application for health and healthcare

[Tim Churches]

David Forslund wrote:
> The link for OpenEMed would better point to OpenEMed.org rather than 
> OpenEMed.net. 
> Also, I don't see any link to JSON data.  OpenEMed should be listed as a 
> application framework,
> not as a standard.  It implements a set of standards, but isn't a 
> standard in its own right.  Also
> CORBAmed should be listed as the OMG Healthcare DTF and simply to 
> http://healthcare.omg.org.
> The link you have is way outdated.  I would also link to the 
> hssp.wikispaces.com link for current
> healthcare standard efforts. 
> 
> OpenEMed should certainly show up in the list of healthcare software 
> applications.
> I have no idea of how to do this with JSON, particularly, since I see no 
> mention of any JSON
> links on the referenced web pages. 

Dave,

You are looking at the wrong thing. I should have made it clearer: look
at the link titled "Trial SIMILE Exhibit listing of free, open-source
applications for health and health care". The JSON data is the link
right below that. There is no OpenEMed reference there at all yet -
happy to receive one as a JSON snippet.

Tim C

> Tim Churches wrote:
>> I have quickly put together an experimental OSHCA catalogue of FOSS
>> application for health and healthcare, using The MIT SIMILE Semantic Web
>> research lab's fabulous Exhibit and Timeline products (open source of
>> course).
>>
>> See http://www.oshca.org/healthdir/
>>
>> If you would like to add other free, open-source health applications or
>> projects, or edit any of the existing data, please see the JSON data
>> file also listed on that page. Edit the relevant section or copy a
>> section and edit it to reflect your application, and email me just that
>> section - just pasted intot he body of an email message will do, doesn't
>> have to be an attachment. Eventually an online catalogue maintenance
>> facility can be built (volunteers welcome), but for now hand editing of
>> the JSON file (by me or volunteers) will have to do. Feel free to add
>> new data fields if you edit the data file.
>>
>> Tim C
>>
>>
>>   
> 
> 

Re: [openhealth] Experimental OSHCA catalogue of FOSS application for health and healthcare

[Tim Cook]

David Forslund wrote:

> 
> OpenEMed should certainly show up in the list of healthcare software
> applications.
> I have no idea of how to do this with JSON, particularly, since I see no
> mention of any JSON
> links on the referenced web pages.
> 
> Thanks,
> 
> Dave


Dave,

It's the one that says:

 Data file for trial SIMILE Exhibit listing
 In JSON format

and points to here:
http://www.oshca.org/healthdir/foss_health.js



Regards,
Tim




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Re: [openhealth] Experimental OSHCA catalogue of FOSS application for health and healthcare

[David Forslund]

The link for OpenEMed would better point to OpenEMed.org rather than 
OpenEMed.net. 
Also, I don't see any link to JSON data.  OpenEMed should be listed as a 
application framework,
not as a standard.  It implements a set of standards, but isn't a 
standard in its own right.  Also
CORBAmed should be listed as the OMG Healthcare DTF and simply to 
http://healthcare.omg.org.
The link you have is way outdated.  I would also link to the 
hssp.wikispaces.com link for current
healthcare standard efforts. 

OpenEMed should certainly show up in the list of healthcare software 
applications.
I have no idea of how to do this with JSON, particularly, since I see no 
mention of any JSON
links on the referenced web pages. 

Thanks,

Dave


Tim Churches wrote:
> I have quickly put together an experimental OSHCA catalogue of FOSS
> application for health and healthcare, using The MIT SIMILE Semantic Web
> research lab's fabulous Exhibit and Timeline products (open source of
> course).
>
> See http://www.oshca.org/healthdir/
>
> If you would like to add other free, open-source health applications or
> projects, or edit any of the existing data, please see the JSON data
> file also listed on that page. Edit the relevant section or copy a
> section and edit it to reflect your application, and email me just that
> section - just pasted intot he body of an email message will do, doesn't
> have to be an attachment. Eventually an online catalogue maintenance
> facility can be built (volunteers welcome), but for now hand editing of
> the JSON file (by me or volunteers) will have to do. Feel free to add
> new data fields if you edit the data file.
>
> Tim C
>
>
>   

Re: [openhealth] Experimental OSHCA catalogue of FOSS application for health and healthcare

[Will Ross]

tim,

thank you for this creation.   what an excellent resource.

with best regards,

[wr]

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On Mar 10, 2007, at 12:09 AM, Tim Churches wrote:

> I have quickly put together an experimental OSHCA catalogue of FOSS
> application for health and healthcare, using The MIT SIMILE  
> Semantic Web
> research lab's fabulous Exhibit and Timeline products (open source of
> course).
>
> See http://www.oshca.org/healthdir/
>
> If you would like to add other free, open-source health  
> applications or
> projects, or edit any of the existing data, please see the JSON data
> file also listed on that page. Edit the relevant section or copy a
> section and edit it to reflect your application, and email me just  
> that
> section - just pasted intot he body of an email message will do,  
> doesn't
> have to be an attachment. Eventually an online catalogue maintenance
> facility can be built (volunteers welcome), but for now hand  
> editing of
> the JSON file (by me or volunteers) will have to do. Feel free to add
> new data fields if you edit the data file.
>
> Tim C
>
>
>
>
> Yahoo! Groups Links
>
>
>
>

[wr]

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Re: [openhealth] Experimental OSHCA catalogue of FOSS application for health and healthcare

[Tim Churches]

Nandalal Gunaratne wrote:
> Tim,
> 
> --- Tim Churches <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> 
>> I have quickly put together an experimental OSHCA
>> catalogue of FOSS
>> application for health and healthcare, using The MIT
>> SIMILE Semantic Web
>> research lab's fabulous Exhibit and Timeline
>> products (open source of
>> course).
>>
>> See http://www.oshca.org/healthdir/
>>
>> If you would like to add other free, open-source
>> health applications or
>> projects, or edit any of the existing data, please
>> see the JSON data
>> file also listed on that page. Edit the relevant
>> section or copy a
>> section and edit it to reflect your application, and
>> email me just that
>> section - just pasted intot he body of an email
>> message will do, doesn't
>> have to be an attachment.
> 
> Unless we are sending a picture file like a logo.

No, only URLs which point to logos can be included in the JSON data
format, and URLs are just text.

However, do please send me JSON file snippets, as selecting, cutting and
pasting text into JSON format is tedious and I can't do it all myself.

>  Eventually an online
>> catalogue maintenance
>> facility can be built (volunteers welcome), but for
>> now hand editing of
>> the JSON file (by me or volunteers) will have to do.
>> Feel free to add
>> new data fields if you edit the data file.
> 
> This should be by agreement.

Still exploring all the possibilities, so there may be several
experimental views of the data - the huge advantage of Exhibit is that
it separates the data from the presentation. Not every view has to use
or display every data element.

Tim C

Re: [openhealth] Experimental OSHCA catalogue of FOSS application for health and healthcare

[Nandalal Gunaratne]

I think Tim can add a home button on the first page

Nandalal
--- Molly Cheah <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> Tim,
> 
> When I click this Trial SIMILE link, it opens on
> same window and does 
> not take me back to the previous page,
> http://www.oshca.org/healthdir/
> Maybe its better to make it open on a separate
> window.
> Trial SIMILE Exhibit listing of free, open-source
> applications for 
> health and health care
> 
> http://www.oshca.org/healthdir/foss_health.html
> 
> Rgds,
> Molly
> Tim Churches wrote:
> 
> >I have quickly put together an experimental OSHCA
> catalogue of FOSS
> >application for health and healthcare, using The
> MIT SIMILE Semantic Web
> >research lab's fabulous Exhibit and Timeline
> products (open source of
> >course).
> >
> >See http://www.oshca.org/healthdir/
> >
> >If you would like to add other free, open-source
> health applications or
> >projects, or edit any of the existing data, please
> see the JSON data
> >file also listed on that page. Edit the relevant
> section or copy a
> >section and edit it to reflect your application,
> and email me just that
> >section - just pasted intot he body of an email
> message will do, doesn't
> >have to be an attachment. Eventually an online
> catalogue maintenance
> >facility can be built (volunteers welcome), but for
> now hand editing of
> >the JSON file (by me or volunteers) will have to
> do. Feel free to add
> >new data fields if you edit the data file.
> >
> >Tim C
> >
> >
> >
> > 
> >Yahoo! Groups Links
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >  
> >
> 
> 



 

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Re: [openhealth] Experimental OSHCA catalogue of FOSS application for health and healthcare

[Nandalal Gunaratne]

Tim,

--- Tim Churches <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> I have quickly put together an experimental OSHCA
> catalogue of FOSS
> application for health and healthcare, using The MIT
> SIMILE Semantic Web
> research lab's fabulous Exhibit and Timeline
> products (open source of
> course).
> 
> See http://www.oshca.org/healthdir/
> 
> If you would like to add other free, open-source
> health applications or
> projects, or edit any of the existing data, please
> see the JSON data
> file also listed on that page. Edit the relevant
> section or copy a
> section and edit it to reflect your application, and
> email me just that
> section - just pasted intot he body of an email
> message will do, doesn't
> have to be an attachment.

Unless we are sending a picture file like a logo.

 Eventually an online
> catalogue maintenance
> facility can be built (volunteers welcome), but for
> now hand editing of
> the JSON file (by me or volunteers) will have to do.
> Feel free to add
> new data fields if you edit the data file.

This should be by agreement.

nandalal
> 
> Tim C
> 
> 



 

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Re: [openhealth] Experimental OSHCA catalogue of FOSS application for health and healthcare

[Tim Churches]

Molly Cheah wrote:
> Tim,
> 
> When I click this Trial SIMILE link, it opens on same window and does 
> not take me back to the previous page, http://www.oshca.org/healthdir/
> Maybe its better to make it open on a separate window.

Molly,

The browser back button takes you back through views of the data and
eventually you will get back to http://www.oshca.org/healthdir/

But if you click on the OSHCA logo at the top left you are taken
straight back to the parent page.

I don't know how to make Plone open a page in a separate window or
browser tab, but I think that is bad practice anyway to open new windows
and pop-ups.

Tim C

> Tim Churches wrote:
> 
>> I have quickly put together an experimental OSHCA catalogue of FOSS
>> application for health and healthcare, using The MIT SIMILE Semantic Web
>> research lab's fabulous Exhibit and Timeline products (open source of
>> course).
>>
>> See http://www.oshca.org/healthdir/
>>
>> If you would like to add other free, open-source health applications or
>> projects, or edit any of the existing data, please see the JSON data
>> file also listed on that page. Edit the relevant section or copy a
>> section and edit it to reflect your application, and email me just that
>> section - just pasted intot he body of an email message will do, doesn't
>> have to be an attachment. Eventually an online catalogue maintenance
>> facility can be built (volunteers welcome), but for now hand editing of
>> the JSON file (by me or volunteers) will have to do. Feel free to add
>> new data fields if you edit the data file.
>>
>> Tim C
>>
>>
>>
>>
>> Yahoo! Groups Links
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>  
>>
> 
> 

Re: [openhealth] Experimental OSHCA catalogue of FOSS application for health and healthcare

[Molly Cheah]

Tim,

When I click this Trial SIMILE link, it opens on same window and does 
not take me back to the previous page, http://www.oshca.org/healthdir/
Maybe its better to make it open on a separate window.
Trial SIMILE Exhibit listing of free, open-source applications for 
health and health care 
http://www.oshca.org/healthdir/foss_health.html

Rgds,
Molly
Tim Churches wrote:

>I have quickly put together an experimental OSHCA catalogue of FOSS
>application for health and healthcare, using The MIT SIMILE Semantic Web
>research lab's fabulous Exhibit and Timeline products (open source of
>course).
>
>See http://www.oshca.org/healthdir/
>
>If you would like to add other free, open-source health applications or
>projects, or edit any of the existing data, please see the JSON data
>file also listed on that page. Edit the relevant section or copy a
>section and edit it to reflect your application, and email me just that
>section - just pasted intot he body of an email message will do, doesn't
>have to be an attachment. Eventually an online catalogue maintenance
>facility can be built (volunteers welcome), but for now hand editing of
>the JSON file (by me or volunteers) will have to do. Feel free to add
>new data fields if you edit the data file.
>
>Tim C
>
>
>
> 
>Yahoo! Groups Links
>
>
>
>
>
>  
>