> As a barrier to retard malware payload propagation, attachments to the
> openhealth list are blocked.
That's perfectly o.k. by me. Just thought text attachments might make it.
> If you don't want to inline a file that
> you want to share, post it to the Files area at
> http://yahoogroups.co
VistA Office is *public domain* -- not *open source* -- in the sense
that OSS implies open access and collaborative development, neither of
which has ever been true for VistA -- but VistA is required to be
available openly and freely because it's the product of US taxpayer
funding.
But... this is
I just checked out the site and it certainly does *not* come across as
an open source
project. They call it an "open, standards-based foundation" but you
have to be approved
to access it, sign agreements, etc. There doesn't appear to be any way
to (from the front
page) to simply download the c
Christian --
As a barrier to retard malware payload propagation, attachments to the
openhealth list are blocked. If you don't want to inline a file that
you want to share, post it to the Files area at
http://yahoogroups.com/group/openhealth
Regards
-- Bhaskar
Christian Heller wrote:
>
> I se
I seem to receive list emails again, at least my own.
Since the two source code files did not make it,
I send them again as inline text:
/*
* $RCSfile: run_program.c,v $
*
* Copyright (c) 1999-2006. Christian Heller and the CYBOP developers.
*
* This program is free software; you can redist
Karl,
The service you are describing is being provided by State or regional
Quality Improvement Organizations (QIO) which are funded by CMS.
VistA-Office EHR provides full DOQ-IT capability and is open source. The
person you spoke to may not have mentioned it because it is not
officially relea
[My email was deactivated due to bounces (which I cannot verify).
Yesterday, I reactivated me email address at Yahoo and today
received the two drugref.org emails from Jel and David.
To be sure, I checked the archive and found Gregory's email which
was not sent to me over the list. The state of my
There is an initiative in NYS where medicare is paying to have someone
come in and evaluate your practice
and then adivse you of what your EMR options are. I was spoken to the
other day. I asked if they had
any open source software envolved. There answer was no. They would be
happy to talk wi
There are several people who have told one or another of the organizers
that they will be at the VistA Community Meeting, but who have not
registered. Since food is being provided, and since the rooms need to
be configured, we *really* need to know with some reasonable accuracy
how many people
