VistALite has officially been renamed VistA-Office Electronic Health Record
(OpenVistA EHR). This was announced at NHII. At this time this product
does not exist. The VA is working in conjunction CMS of H&HS to port the
VA's version of VistA for use in doctor's offices, small clinics, and rural
Intersystems has a set of tools with a GUI that will generate the map
with very little user intervention.
On Thu, 2004-08-19 at 13:33, steven mcphelan wrote:
> If you are running Vista on Cache, you have a SQL manager built into
> Cache. As stated though, you need to mapped the VistA FM file
> s
I do not know of any national mapping of Fileman fields to SQL that is
available via FOIA. All the mapping tools mentioned are proprietary and
thus not available via FOIA. Whatever tool one selects, I would ask that
vendor do they have something already developed that makes doing the mapping
easi
Where can I find help with converting my old claims files to this new format.? In
paticular, I am looking for segment and data element dictionaries and example of this
format.
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On Thu, 2004-08-19 at 16:33, steven mcphelan wrote:
> If you are running Vista on Cache, you have a SQL manager built into
> Cache. As stated though, you need to mapped the VistA FM file
> structure.
Steve, so a separate mapping from Fileman fields to M globals is
required no matter what M imple
If you are running Vista on Cache, you have a SQL
manager built into Cache. As stated though, you need to mapped the VistA
FM file structure. By the end of this year, the VA will have converted all
their sites from running various M implementations to all running Cache on
VMS.
- Or
Yes, if you read this is sounds like it is done already, but it really
isn't. VistA, of course, will be the core of it, but it needs a number of
things added, like pediatrics and OBGYN and a GUI scheduling interface,
something to capture billing data, etc. The plan is for it to be released to
run
Nancy, can you send me a link to a press release for this? I would
like to announce it on Linux Medical News. Thanks! -- IV
On Thu, 19 Aug 2004 11:39:42 -0400
"Nancy Anthracite" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
One of the world's most sophisticated software systems for keeping
electronic health record
Alexis --
When using a layered SQL product to access an M database, you have to
map the hierarchical M globals to relational tables. SQL engines like
KB_SQL and Aida need this mapping to be performed. The mapping exists
for KB_SQL since the VA uses KB_SQL internally. To the best of my
knowledge
Indeed! DHCP, now VistA
owes its very existence today to a couple of journalists who investigated and
reported on the doings of the VA back in the early ‘80’s. Henry
Heffernan and Nancy Tomich wrote some hard hitting articles for NAVAP (National
Association of VA Physicians, now NAVAPD as
Hello
I need to access the OpenVista database with SQL/JDBC,
and according to the documentation available at:
http://www.va.gov/vdl/VistA_Lib/Infrastructure/SQL_Interface_(SQLI)/sqli_sm.pdf
It is possible using an M-to-SQL application.
The FAQ at http://www.sanchez-gtm.com/product/gt
Viva 0.4 doesn't really need to be installed in the same way. It has the OS
on the CD and only puts the globals (data containing elements) on your
machine, so if you have gotten this far, it is not something you will want
to do.
The experts (and I am NOT one of them) recommend that sample data no
Mike Ginsberg the project manager for the project is on this list and
has posted informationcheck the Topica archive as I think it was in
the earlier forum.
Also just use Google.
If you need a greater level of detail I have not seen a formal
requirements statement...although I'm sure one exis
Nancy,
Can you tell me where I can get more information on this? I would like to
learn more about the software and its requirements.
Thanks so much.
Regards,
Joe
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Thanks so much Nancy,
I installed SemiViva 0.4 and now I'm using CPRS version OR_30_187.
They are working so good...
I haven't time to install Viva 0.4 but I'll try later this month.
Also, is there a version of SemiViva without sample data loaded?
Or what should be the recommended way to remove s
One of the world's most sophisticated software systems for keeping
electronic health records will soon be easily available to doctors,
hospitals and clinics around the country, courtesy of VA and the federal
Center for Medicare and Medicaid Services. The system, called VistA-Office
Electronic Healt
If journalists are part of the vista community, put me on. Steve
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