Please see the forwarded message below regarding the attached diagram and the agenda items for tomorrow's call. Additionally I have attached a revised set of meeting minutes to include additional decisions and action items from our previous meeting.
Looking forward to speaking with everyone tomorrow.
Please join us tomorrow, April 25, at 1 pm Eastern time (10 am Pacific time) for the weekly meeting of the VA-PALS project group. We'll be showing off our CT Evaluation form, and the newly-completed Biopsy and PET Evaluation forms.
The OSEHRA Certification Work Group continued its streak of Certification at its meeting today. The PSJ*5.0*10001 submission moved a few steps forward today. First, a new revision was posted to address comments regarding the "DESCRIPTION" of the field displayed with the "??" help, the previous Peer Review was applied to the 2nd revision and was accepted. This allowed the CWG to continue to the Final Review which was performed today.
Please see the following meeting recording link and attached meeting minutes from last week's Synthetic Patient Data call. The next meeting is scheduled for Thursday, April 26th at 2:00 P.M. Eastern Time.
Please join us for the Certification Working Group Call today at 1:00PM Eastern. The CWG will continue with the OSEHRA Certification cycle on the OSEHRA Technical Journal submission: PSJ*5.0*10001.
OSEHRA is seeking volunteers from the community to serve on this year’s Leadership Awards Committee. Since 2014, OSEHRA has recognized individuals for their outstanding contributions and achievements within the Open Source Health IT Community. This year’s Committee is Co-Chaired by KRM Associates President, Mr. Keith McCall and OSEHRA General Member, Dr. Jack Taylor.
OSEHRA is seeking volunteers from the community to serve on this year’s Leadership Awards Committee. Since 2014, OSEHRA has recognized individuals for their outstanding contributions and achievements within the Open Source Health IT Community. This year’s Committee is Co-Chaired by KRM Associates President, Mr. Keith McCall and OSEHRA General Member, Dr. Jack Taylor.
We’re please to announce a new version of our ViViaN™ visualization toolset. OSEHRA’s VistA Cross Reference (DOX) pages have gotten a great deal of positive feedback from VistA users/developers inside and outside of VA. However, it didn’t capture some of the more obscure package dependencies, and there was no ability to export reports. VA needed both capabilities to assist with internal development efforts, and funded a set of enhanced capabilities.
OSEHRA is pleased to announce Version 14.2 of the Victory Programming Environment (VPE). VPE is a proven, terminal-based, integrated development environment written in MUMPS that provides developers with a wide variety of tools for creating and working with MUMPS programs and data structures. While it was initially designed with VistA in mind, it can also be effective in other MUMPS environments.
The Open Source Electronic Health Record Alliance (OSEHRA) announced today the release of the Version 5.1 of the popHealth® open-source clinical quality measure database and reporting engine. The new release maintains its 2015 Edition Health IT Module certification for Clinical Quality Measure (CQM) reporting criteria: (c)2-4, (d)1-3, (g)4, and (g)5 for the Calendar Year 2018 performance period.
Plans for our 7th Annual Summit, The Open Road for Government Innovation, are well underway! This year's event will be held from July 18 - 20, 2018 and the Program Committee is looking forward to receiving an abundance of abstracts from the community.
Today OSEHRA unveils our new organization logo and refreshed brand identity. These updates reflect the growth and evolution of our organization since its founding in 2011 and points the way for OSEHRA’s path moving forward. Our community has evolved tremendously over the last seven years, and we felt it was time to explore a new logo to capture and showcase our thriving open ecosystem.
OSEHRA is seeking your valuable input. The Department of Veterans Affairs has expressed an interest in whether the Open Source VistA Community has viable solutions on how toallow users from multiple time zones to use a single VistA instance. All feedback and input on this topic is welcome, including: switching the locale on your computer; reworking how we store dates in VistA; don't do it; and others.
