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Re: List of Active FOSS EMR/EHR's
by Andreas Tille on Thursday June 17, @06:24AM

Alex, I completely understand your situation. I as a physicist have absolutely the same thinking: Just get it working. But over the time I have learned a little bit and found out that a good technical design is evident for any greater project if it should be adopted by others.

My Debian-Med work is 50% to bring people together and care for good quality software which has the chance to evolve. I'd suggest to discuss this via a better channel than LinuxMedNews (private Mail or OpenHealth list might be apropriate).

Kind regards

Andreas.

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