eHMIS Community
Last Updated on Wednesday, 04 November 2009 11:48 Written by Administrator Wednesday, 04 November 2009 09:06
You are welcome to join the eHMIS Community at Sourceforge!
eHMIS is a free open source application that is being developed by a community of professionals in different fields.
As a member of the community, you are able to do many things, depending on your choice, options and capabilities. You will be able to make contributions on how you feel the application should work, make feature requests, participate in application development, application layout design, application translation and many others.
The first step in joining the eHMIS Community is to subscribe to the mailing list:
https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/ehmis-developers.
We try to keep the mailing list traffic low. We are in the process of setting up a discussion forum at eHMIS.net, where all solutions will be addressed in future, and more detailed discussions held and documented.
You can also create an account with sourceforge.net, search for eHMIS, and subscribe to the project.
In order to create an account go to www.sourceforge.net.
Read more about how you can get involved here.
Features
We are putting this together. We are considering using the HL7 EHR standard to substantiate present / missing features.
Architecture
The eHMIS application uses a client-server architecture designed on the LAMP (Linux, Apache, PHP, MySQL) plattform to allow for management of patient information from encounter to discharge, with an uplink to a comprehensive reporting module
eHMIS - a free open source application specifically designed to save lives in developing countries through improved health information management and routine reporting. Click here to test the application online.
Mission
Develop and deploy eHMIS, a free open source application customized to address health information management needs in developing countries.
Vision
Lives in developing countries saved through the use of eHMIS in hospitals to improve on the quality of health information management.