Re: [LUG] Brazilian medical system ->OSS

[Rick Timmis <rick@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

I believe this is right up Mobius 4's street, Speak to Bill Wilson from 
Ylem, As I think M4 may be coming out to the OSS community for 
development and testing. In brief M4 has a People,Places, Objects and 
some other kind of  stuff structure which would lend itself to this kind 
of thing. I think it may even be possible to make it work around medical 
stuff, but I know nothing of the requirements. Grab hold of Bill at the 
next LUG meeting and discuss it. It could well prove to be a fruitful 
conversation

Rick

psutton wrote:

> This is great news,  all we need now is a similar effort to replace sims and
> scomis, and perhaps alice, which are useed in schools I know alice is a
> library database,  ideally they should all link up to gether,  so a overdue
> book shows up when register is taken so the child can be informed.
>
> Paul
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> From: "Adrian Midgley" <akm@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
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> Sent: Tuesday, December 03, 2002 1:08 PM
> Subject: [LUG] Brazilian medical system ->OSS
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> > from openhealth-list@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
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> > It is written in Java and implements at least some of the OMG Healthcare
> > Domain Task Force specifications.  It uses XML heavily
> > It is all in Portuguese.
> >
> > This was funded at the national level in Brazil and is in use for
> > everydayhealthcare by millions of people.
> > The principals have participated in the OMG HDTF process.
> >
> > According to Jame Gosling (Java, Sun Microsystems) in an eWeek interview,
> > Brazil plans to release its national healthcare software under open source
> >
> > license:
> >
> > "The Brazilian National Healthcare system has about 10 million lines of
> > code, Gosling said, and the organization plans to turn its software over
> > to the open-source movement."
> >
> > [http://www.eweek.com/print_article/0,3668,a=34105,00.asp]
> >
> > An abstract and more information about the system here ( from a
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> presentation
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> > at JavaOne 2002):
> > http://servlet.java.sun.com/javaone/sf2002/conf/bofs/display-2798.en.jsp
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