I have some general questions about where the Fileman user interface will
evolve.
I was able to hear parts of George Timson's discussion of Fileman in Boston
via the Teamspeak broadcast, but without benefit of his visuals.
There was enthusiasm for devloping possible mouse driven user interface
The mouse additions didn't seem to involve actual
database access. Just the ability to jump from field
to field in a screenman form, for example.
And these changes were sponsored by Medsphere. It is
unclear to me if the VA wants to incorporate that code
back into their installation base.
Roy is the architect on the Health Data Repository team.
Roy came up with VA Information System Technology Architecture and the
acronym VISTA. He declined to submit it for the contest so I took it upon
myself to submit it but I declined the $100 award and directed that it
should go to the
Good, then maybe we can put the little trademark symbol next to it and get the
newspapers to publish it correctly so there is less ambiguity.
On Sunday 24 July 2005 11:01 pm, Cameron Schlehuber wrote:
Roy is the architect on the Health Data Repository team.
Roy came up with VA Information
I would like to get our VistA interfaced with our lab.
I have been reading the Lab technical manual
(Lab5_2tm.pdf). It looks like it is designed for the
various pieces of lab equipment to be connected to the
computer through a LSI device--a data
concentrator. These initials aren't defined. At
Nancy,
As one who often finds myself writing Vista instead of
VistA, I think we should embrace the new-found
popularity of the name? Trying to change the world
and accept a capital letter at the end of a word may
be more difficult than taking advantage of the
reluctance to do so.
Windows Vista
I can't help wondering about the future, if the VA does re-engineer
VistA. I can't help wondering about the irony if, by that time, the
rest of the world has adopted VistA/VistA-Office as the standard.
On Jul 21, 2005, at 7:30 PM, Nancy Anthracite wrote:
The VistA demo server seemed to be
I haven't seen a great deal of confusion on this list over whether
Delphi is a development environment based on Pascal or a manufacturer
of auto parts (and, I believe, other electronic components), have you?
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Without the requirement of mathematical
That was 10 years ago. Don't you think you'd be better off looking at
what is available and widely used today, and then coding to it?
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On Jul 24, 2005, at 8:46
Except the standard shouldn't be in the code but in the processes
(services and applications) and in the interfaces (user and system to
system). VOE will have to be kept up to date in private offices just as
much as VistA is at VA sites. That means there will likely be at least
quarterly (if not
There are some commercial tools (basically, specialized Interface Engines)
that VA currently uses. If folks haven't responded with the make and models
used in VA by Monday, I'll try to get the information to post.
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If you are talking about lab interfaces to instruments, the VA mostly uses
concentrators from Data Innovations and Dawning Technologies. These are
PC-based systems. DI uses Cache; I don't know what Dawning uses. Prior to
using these interface engines, lots of interfaces were written directly
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