On Wed, 2005-11-09 at 14:42 -0700, Fred Trotter wrote:
> I think we should not start a new mailing list. The openhealth list has the
> same goals as the OSHCA organization, and already has considerable
> membership.
We might need an openhealth-talk mailing list, to preserve the bandwidth
of the
When the OSCHA 2 is launched, can I suggest that there be a little
background information of the key people involved (on the website). I
know I could probably glean enough by googling, but it would give a nice
perspective for those unfamiliar with OSCHA. A picture would be a nice
touch!
Sorry
Molly,
You can count me in for the "committee"... I have also exchanged email
with Mike McCoy and he is willing to lend a hand. For those on this list
who don't know Mike, he recently retired as the CIO of the UCLA Medical
Centre and Medical School. He sponsored OSHCA 2002 in Los Angeles and is
I agree 100%...
I also do not want OSHCA to replicate other FOSS medical resources...
-FT
On 11/9/05, K.S. Bhaskar <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Fred --
>
> Do we need yet another mailing list? Can't we just use
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] And if we need a new list, shouldn't we be
> lazy and just use
Nandalal,
Others have responded to your questions. I wouldn't worry about OSHCA's
impact at this juncture. I wouldn't even worry about Governments'
responses to the use of open source because judging from the trends of
its support by the likes of IBM, Intel, Sun etc. its a matter of time. I
wa
Fred --
Do we need yet another mailing list? Can't we just use
[EMAIL PROTECTED] And if we need a new list, shouldn't we be
lazy and just use an existing service?
- Bhaskar
On Wed, 2005-11-09 at 15:42 -0600, Fred Trotter wrote:
> Obviously I would love to help, as an intial committee member, o
Obviously I would love to help, as an intial committee member, or in any
other fashion as appropriate.
I think we should not start a new mailing list. The openhealth list has the
same goals as the OSHCA organization, and already has considerable
membership. By the same token I would advise the we
Fred,
I agree I need a host of other things beyond expression of support. I
wasn't sure if there is even interest in reviving OSHCA. I believe the
OSHCA mailling at linuxmedicalnews is no longer there I was hoping
to pool opinions on the "what next" during this meet in Tunis as well as
fro
Looks like there will be strong representations from the US
universities. Based on the "Sharing the Future" Joint Initiative of UNDP
Pavilion activiies, MIT and Harvard are presenting with briefing
sessions on the MIT100$ laptop and workshop on Roadmap for Open ICT
Ecosystems. Which activities
Molly,
It seems like you have gotten quite a few more than 4 emails! But I think
you mean that you need more help then just votes of support!
Could you tell us what you do need? If you were to take the lead and simply
sort out what needs to be done I am sure that different members of this
group co
> I need more than 4 e-mails expressing support. :)
>
> Rgds,
>
> Molly
>
Molly,
Here's another yea vote.
Thaddeus
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I agree enthusiastically with Adrian's advice assuming that one of the
goals for OSHCA is being a catalyst for change.
Building on these thoughts a first order of business would be a frank
discussion of what we did right and what could be improved on vis a vis
the first iteration of OSHCA. What
On Wed, 2005-11-09 at 00:06 -0800, Nandalal Gunaratne wrote:
> In the recent FOSSSL international conference I spoke
> about using Open source in hospitals - Lighting up
> hospitals with LAMP. But I have very few people from
> government or IT industry supporting these views.
We need some CEOs an
On Tue, 2005-11-08 at 18:33 -0600, Molly Cheah wrote:
[KSB] <...snip...>
> I need more than 4 e-mails expressing support. :)
>
> Rgds,
>
> Molly
[KSB] Go for it.
-- Bhaskar
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I support this as well, but what does this support
mean in the short and long term?
In the recent FOSSSL international conference I spoke
about using Open source in hospitals - Lighting up
hospitals with LAMP. But I have very few people from
government or IT industry supporting these views.
What
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