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8y ago
Hi all! Matthew, one of the project admins here from OpenEMR ( https://www.open-emr.org/ )! I know there are a _lot_ of charitable and ambitious full-stack devs here. Now is a _great_ time to check out our open source project
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Some interesting new beginnings? (OpenEMR Project)
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OpenEMR, a Great Long Term Choice
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Hi everyone! Matthew, an admin of OpenEMR, here. This imaging release this took _many_ nights and weekends, but the small project team really worked well, even across multiple time zones and cultures! Hope you enjoy reading about the soluti
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OpenEMR 5.0.0-4
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Open source connections!
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OpenEMR Embraces Docker
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Students Showcase Open-Source Solutions for Developing Nations HealthHacks '17
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What a year for OpenEMR! Look back at some of our biggest accomplishments and see just how many cups of coffee it takes to power the world's leading open-source EMR. Hoping some folks on HN will appreciate this post :). -Matthew
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OpenEMR 2017 Year in Review
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For those that are wondering but skimmed the page: It looks like they're thinking about SPA framework (Angular/React/Etc) and have a subproject to support them.
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9y ago
Here we are: https://discourse.opensourcedesign.net/t/jobs-hospitalized-p...
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9y ago
Here you go! https://github.com/opensourcedesign/jobs/pull/272 Looks like they have to approve it first, but I'm thinking it will be an interesting project for designers that have an interest in healthca
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This is brilliant. I will be in touch with respect to some design tasks that need done on OpenEMR!
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9y ago
Awesome! I have a million things on my plate with the project so if you want, you can reach out to me at matthewvita48 (at) gmail (dot) com so we can discuss what may interest you!
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Great idea! I'm going to show this to a few of the folks on our non-profit board. From first glance, it looks like a great fit. Thanks, Matthew
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Hi everyone. Happy to see my posting caught some attention (nice start to my lunch break!). Obviously, our team is asking for badly needed donations to support our work (primarily for poor locale users), but we're always looking for vo
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9y ago
Most of our users are outside of the US where nonfree solutions are simply not in the cards financially. In the US, we are seeing adoption in practices that can't afford expensive EMRs and in those that want to truly customize their sy
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OpenEMR is Accepting Donations on OpenCollective
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Oh, come on. Don't downvote this. Had a big chuckle xD
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Please see: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=15121351 - I am still looking for a person to fit this role. I can also have this person fill many QA needs on the project in general. My email is matthewvita48 at gmail dot
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Thank you, TLDR authors for this tool. It solves a real problem and can coexist with traditional man pages. I may have missed it in the discussion already, but would it be possible for TLDR to favor editable online sources for its content (
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To be fair, most people use IDEs that generate them based on the fields so this would be unlikely.
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This is AMAZING. I am going to use this for its intended purpose because I love passive learning. I also intend on using it as a tool to keep me in check with nags with things that don't end up on my immediate schedule: "Have you
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9y ago
All I can think about is how I wouldn't be able to do this because I love my cats and rabbit too much. Wouldn't be possible. Very cool though!
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Brilliant. I am looking to redo my portfolio site and this will help with wording examples
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Ask HN: Anyone interested in configuring a speech dictation module for OpenEMR?
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My thoughts exactly. This is very important.
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I was very skeptical about this early on. IMO, documentation is best left close to the code. Collaboratively editing is what git and project wikis are for (esp in open source).
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Looks very nice and concise. A few suggestions: - You should make those endpoints restful with resources rather than using action verbs (just a best practice so that APIs are consistent and readable) - Maybe this is a nitpick, but ctx/
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