Re: GNUmed project update
Sebastian Hilbert <[email protected]> Fri, 10 Mar 2017 12:50:42 +0100
| Newsgroups | gmane.comp.gnu.medical.devel |
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| Message-ID | <1558773.Gy1vXxFvBf@basti-thinkpad-t410> |
I will have a look at what is wrong with the Wiki this weekend. Am Freitag, 10. März 2017, 10:05:49 CET schrieb Karsten Hilbert: > On Fri, Mar 10, 2017 at 02:03:42AM +0100, Jérôme Pinguet wrote: > > I was trying to have news about GNUmed but I couldn't find information > > anywhere except by searching the mailing list archives (not an easy > > task). The website link on your English Wikipedia page is dead. > > Currently we don't have anyone taking care of the wiki > installation which is why it is not running realiably at the > moment. > > > Where can I get info about installing GNUmed on Debian Stretch? > > > > Right now I'm just trying to install gnumed-server & gnumed-client. I am > > there: > > > > sudo apt-get install gnumed-client > > That's correct. You will also have to > > apt-get install gnumed-server > > > In the past, GNUmed offered the possibility to use FreeDIAMS (from the > > FreeMedForms project) as a prescription module. > > It still does. > > > Do you have your own DDI engine now? > > No. > > > Would you be interested in renewing this collaboration with > > FreeRx [1], a fully GPLv3 compliant fork of FreeDiams that I started in > > August 2016? I am in the process of upgrading the prescription plugin to > > allow it to use an external French DDI database run by an association of > > hospitals (independant from the pharmaceutical industry, social security > > and governement, but not open source unfortunately). I will use this > > opportunity to revamp and improve the GUI & UX. The idea would be to > > write a module that could be easily adapted to any external DDI database > > using not only SQL but also a RESTful API, as more and more DDI > > databases are queried directly online. > > We are likely to interface with data sources as the need > arises if the interface is available. > > Karsten