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Dear Randolph, Richard, If you go to http://eprints.ucl.ac.uk and type Kalra in the search box, you will be taken to a set of my publications, many of which include downloadable versions in pdf. For the open source book chapter, there is an "Author's version" for download, which is the near

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Richard Schilling wrote: > The OpenEHR documentation is pretty good, but here are some other links: > > Book: "Person-Centered Health Records: Toward HealthePeople", > Demetriades, Kolodner, Christopherson (editors). I have the book. > Contains a collection of writings from various authors on t

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Basic resource available?

The OpenEHR documentation is pretty good, but here are some other links: Book: "Person-Centered Health Records: Toward HealthePeople", Demetriades, Kolodner, Christopherson (editors). I have the book. Contains a collection of writings from various authors on the subject. Great read. David Fo

Basic resource available?

ubject: Re: Basic resource available? > Randolph Neall wrote: > > We develop physician practice management software, so far without electronic > > medical records. I have been following with interest the discussion here. We > > need a more basic orientation. > > > &

Basic resource available?

Randolph Neall wrote: > We develop physician practice management software, so far without electronic > medical records. I have been following with interest the discussion here. We > need a more basic orientation. > > Does anyone know of a basic resource--a book or extended document--that > would pr

Basic resource available?

We develop physician practice management software, so far without electronic medical records. I have been following with interest the discussion here. We need a more basic orientation. Does anyone know of a basic resource--a book or extended document--that would provide an overview of how practica