Nandalal Gunaratne wrote:
> Is NetEpi based on EpiInfo or something growing out of that?? I used EpiInfo it
> some years ago and can remember writing to the CDC to create a linux version :-)
Not based on Epi-Info but inspired by it - see http://www.netepi.info -
that page is rather out of date
Hi Alvin,
"Agreeing on common standards" is much more complex than meets the eye.
Have you seen this health IT standards directory by the National
Alliance for Health Information Technology? http://www.nahit.org/hitsdir/
The Standards Directory is part of the "Alliance's drive to accelerate
> "Tim.Churches" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Ignacio Valdes wrote:
> > Linux Apache MySQL PHP server setups are so common that they have
> > their own designation, collectively called 'LAMP' applications. It
> > seems that in the United States, the hotbeds of FOSS Electronic
> > Medical R
> Not to mention OpenEMR runs equally well on Linux and MS Windows.
Oops. Not to hurt anyones feeling but I forgot to include Mac OS X.
Besides the BSDs, The only hard installs are actually late model open
SUSE 10.1 and later. The SUSE developers changed some locations of
libraries that
I work on health information systems in developing countries and we have continuing problems because many countries try to collect diagnosis information using some version of ICD codes. The resulting data is useless because people are not trained to collect this data with the high degree of gra
Thank you for the detailed explanation. I will tell some people who are into epideomological aspects of healthcare to look at Netepi.
Regards
Nanda Gunaratne
Tim Churches <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Nandalal Gunaratne wrote:
> Is NetEpi based on EpiInfo or something growing out of that
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Mark Spohr wrote:
> I work on health information systems in developing countries and we have
> continuing problems because many countries try to collect diagnosis information
> using some version of ICD codes. The resulting data is useless because people
> are not trained to collect this dat
