Bhaskar,
The September LinuxFormat has a very favorable, but very short review
of the Slax mini-distro:
http://slax.linux-live.org
There is also a MySlax Creator, which lets you add modules to a Live
CD or install it to a USB drive:
http://myslax.rabidhutch.co.uk
Chuck
On Aug 31,
VistA Community Call Friday at NOON EDT.
TOPIC: Billing with VistA
DATE: Friday, September 2
TIME: 12:00 Noon EDT
DURATION: 1 hour.
CONFERENCE CALL DIAL IN NUMBERS
USA 866-483-4159
Outside USA 706-634-0093
Conference ID Number: 5361303
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I did have VistA running on Cache under Panther. I used a Cache.dat
from Hardhats. I was also able to run CPRS and the Cache Cube on the
same Powerbook running WinXP via Microsoft's Virtual PC 7. I haven't
looked at it though, since I installed Tiger. (Widgets are all the
rage now.)
I think you are confusing my concern about having national databases that
store records of patients from all of their physicians, no matter what system
they are in, and those that are for a system, be it a doctors office, or in
this case, the VA system. I would not expect Kaiser, for example,
Thanx, Chuck. It does look promising. I'll look at it some more.
-- Bhaskar
On Fri, 2005-09-02 at 01:34 -0500, chuck5566 wrote:
Bhaskar,
The September LinuxFormat has a very favorable, but very short
review
of the Slax mini-distro:
http://slax.linux-live.org
There is also a
Fred --
In this case, simple shell scripting would meet the needs. Wouldn't
expect and TCL be appropriate for complex scripts, which VistA doesn't
appear to need?
-- Bhaskar
On Wed, 2005-08-31 at 09:36 -0500, Fred Trotter wrote:
Generally expect functionality would probably help with lots
Greg --
Yes, and no.
For protection against disasters, one can actually take an application
running on GT.M at Site A that has no design for redundancy, and create
a redundant backup Site B for it virtually overnight (the longest step
is probably shipping the backup, either over the wires or
VistA Community Call Friday at NOON EDT.
TOPIC: Billing with VistA
DATE: Friday, September 2
TIME: 12:00 Noon EDT
DURATION: 1 hour.
CONFERENCE CALL DIAL IN NUMBERS
USA 866-483-4159
Outside USA 706-634-0093
Conference ID Number: 5361303
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Cache users can get information about various backup and failover strategies
(solutions for every budget) in the High Availability Guide, available
online at:
http://www.intersystems.com/cache/downloads/documentation/cache5docs/PDFS/GH
A.pdf
If you'd like help figuring out a solution, please
Maury, I cannot get on this call but have looked into this some. If you can
get Brian Lord on the phone it would be good. I don't know if I talked
about it in front of you during the last couple of days. The software that
the VA uses in Austin is proprietary, but the output that Brian did
Nancy and All:
This issue of the role of architecture in the issue of Privacy
Confidentiality is just one aspect of Enterprise View, LIfe Cycle
Principles. I'll just mention two items Zachman Framework and Capability
Maturity Model. The VA has been aware of both but VistA export requires
that
Personally I find the present system of blocking the transfer of lab data a
detriment to my medical care. For the past few years I have found that all
of my doctors have only part of my lab data (different parts). I cannot
just give blanket approval to the lab to share my data with all of my
At the last call, the consensus was that I should demonstrate more of
what FreeB is and explore more completely the option of integration.
I have arranged a demo to do that but I wanted to hand out links before
the phone call.
http://tepr.uversainc.com/clearhealth/
This is the link to the
All IBM p-series and I believe mainframes use the PowerPc chipset.
Thanks
Marc Aylesworth
C3I Associates
AFRL/IFSE
Joint Battlespace Infosphere Team
525 Brooks Rd
Rome, NY 13441-4505
Tel:315.330.2422
Fax:315.330.7009
Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Oops, didn't mean to post that for all, but no harm if you all know! In fact,
maybe you can help by contacting me if you know more. ;-)
On Friday 02 September 2005 11:29 am, Nancy Anthracite wrote:
Maury, I cannot get on this call but have looked into this some. If you can
get Brian Lord on
Jboss is open source middleware that uses
Apache axis and tomcat.
Here is the URL:
http://www.jboss.com/developers/index
Thanks,
Marc Aylesworth
C3I
Associates AFRL/IFSE Joint Battlespace Infosphere Team
525 Brooks Rd
Rome, NY
13441-4505
Tel:315.330.2422
What I am referring to is a proposed requirement by the Department of Health
in NYC that the 800 or so clinical labs across the city provide them with the
abnormal A1C hemoglobin results and the names of the patients who had them so
they could have a database of all of the diabetics in New York
September 2nd, Noon.
Adventures in Hosting.
Quick Introductions.
New Orleans
Freeb Demo by Fred Trotter.
On Hold loop. /me rolls eyes...
Freeb Demo by Fred Trotter ( continued )
Freeb and HL/7 interop.
( Needed to signoff early, at 1:00 EDT )...
I think it is absurd that I cannot get my lab data from the lab. There are
categories of medical info like Rx's for major tranquilizers and postive HIV
test that should be subject to privacy. However, making much of the other
routine data subject to the extreme privacy rules compromises
Marc --
IBM eServer pSeries (formerly RS/6000) and iSeries (formerly AS/400)
computer systems use POWER architecture chips. IBM eServer zSeries
(formerly S/390) is a different architecture.
Mainframe traditionally refers to IBM zSeries, even though their
fastest computer systems are actually
I see two sides to this issue.
On the one hand a patient seeking care from any provider needs all available
information readily at hand there with that provider. (Unless the patient has
an interest in concealing something from the provider... That happens, but
that is no longer healthcare in my
However, the biggest volume of POWER architecture chips may not be
Mac computers. I understand that the Nintendo Gamecube may use a POWER
chip. Can someone confirm this?
* IBM PowerPC, 486 MHz
* ATI graphics
* 40 MB of total RAM
* 8 cm optical drive
* (optional)
http://op-en.org/download/hcfa.html
-ft
On Fri, 2005-09-02 at 08:00 -0500, Maury Pepper wrote:
VistA Community Call Friday at NOON EDT.
TOPIC: Billing with VistA
DATE: Friday, September 2
TIME: 12:00 Noon EDT
DURATION: 1 hour.
CONFERENCE CALL DIAL IN NUMBERS
USA
i read every day the posts in the forum, i'm thinking about the VistA
Community Call, i understand that every are invited to join in the call, in
my particular case that's it's imposible and i dont know maybe in some time
we can use a software to do this conference maybe more people have the
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If memory serves me, I seem to recall Break could be used in some M
implementations to drop into programmer mode, so I am wondering how
programmer mode is achieved in GT.M.
Calling GT.M Kernel experts ;-)
Greg Woodhouse wrote:
The MUMPS language includes a BREAK command, which is
Skype sounds interesting. Absent objection, I think I can hook it up to
Skype broadcast the call from my telephone. Sorry I didn't get this earlier,
however, I can be prepared next time.
thurman
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Greg --
Programmer mode? GT.M doesn't have a programmer mode! It is either in
direct (interactive) mode or running M code. Indeed, direct mode is
equivalent to the M code F B (see below).
What would you like to do in programmer mode that you can't do today?
I am not a kernel expert. Come
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Programmer mode is basically a VistA concept. Ordinary users never
see the direct mode prompt, but sign in through ^ZU which takes them
directly to Menu Manager. Programmers that sign in this way (as
opposed to using direct mode to start with) need a way to escape
from Menu Manager and get
I am not an expert but it is an easy experiment -
Select Programmer Options Option: programmer mode%GTM-I-BREAK, Break
instruction
encountered
At M source location PRGMODE+4^%ZOSV
GTM
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From:
Greg Kreis
To: hardhats-members@lists.sourceforge.net
A dissertation on distributed, secure health records follows. I would have
written less but I've run out of time.
As described in other branches on this e-mail, database environments and
application services such as Cache and GT.M (and I imagine others) can
efficiently accommodate near
Another option which allows unlimited participants is Teamspeak. Skype
has a 4 or 5 person conference call limit. Teamspeak is multiplatform
and we have it set up on the WorldVistA server.
Joseph
Thurman Pedigo wrote:
Skype sounds interesting. Absent objection, I think I can hook it up to
You have another option. You can get the lab results form the lab provided
they will give it to you. Then you only need to do the ROI once with the
lab itself. You bring a copy of the labs to each doctor you go to. Once we
have SkyNet in place, you should be able to electronically say who can
The ASP backup scenario is more complicated than that. Katrina demonstrated
this as the disaster covers an area of over 90,000 sq miles. An ASP might
have a backup facility in another city or state rather than providing a
local backup to individual clients. Local backups is also an option.
Hello,
I am encountering problems when I follow the instructions in
http://www.hardhats.org/projects/VistA_Install/Vista_Install.html.
I am using Cache 5.0.11 from an InterSystems evaluation CD dated October 2004.
I will list the steps in the document that I am having a problem with.
a)
I think you probably could rig up something so Carlos could listen in and
maybe even contribute, perhaps with a jack from the computer with skype on a
telephone with you on the extension phone??
On Friday 02 September 2005 02:37 pm, Thurman Pedigo wrote:
Skype sounds interesting. Absent
If you want me to play the part of the conference call number, just give me a
time.
On Friday 02 September 2005 07:14 pm, Thurman Pedigo wrote:
Think the technical aspect will be pretty straightforward. Plenty of time to
test it. .../t
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openh323 has an MCU that will do multiple voice (don't know how many it will handle)
http://www.openh323.org/
How do you supply an input in advance with a shell script without using Expect
or something similar?
On Friday 02 September 2005 09:00 am, K.S. Bhaskar wrote:
Fred --
In this case, simple shell scripting would meet the needs. Wouldn't
expect and TCL be appropriate for complex scripts, which
Many ways -- environment variables, parameters on the command lines used to
invoke shell scripts, user prompts...
-- Bhaskar
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