I wan thinking of making the Houston conference a "community meeting"
rather than just a conference. There are several projects in the US
that are two small to have a community meeting on their own, but with
a larger conference we might be able to have several "community
meetings" one after another
Honestly, I believe that paradigms will change significantly once
actual collaborative development efforts begin in earnest. There will
be reasons to meet and work together.
Speaking from a personal perspective, if I knew there was something
that I'd accomplish or not be able to get through an em
Hello,
I just wanted to remind everyone of the DOHCS portion
of the SCALE conference running this weekend. This will be the second
year I have gone and presented my talk on "Whats going on in open
source healthcare". DOHCS is becoming a better and better conference.
It continues to f
I've been following this thread with some interest, given that my
research organization has some significant experience/exposure with
this notion.
In short, it's always neat to see how a community defines an
application when it's label is inherently underspecified. :) The
notion of clinical messa
On Feb 5, 2008 3:56 AM, Mark Spohr <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Just a couple of points to put into the basket when you are considering how
> to approach this problem...
>
> - Mirth is an interface engine. As such it handles messages. It can
> receive these in a number of formats. It stores, tra
Just a couple of points to put into the basket when you are considering how
to approach this problem...
- Mirth is an interface engine. As such it handles messages. It can
receive these in a number of formats. It stores, transforms, filters, and
re-send messages in various formats. It does not
