Re: Inclusion of ** Care2x ** in the Debian-Med distribution
On Sat, 18 Oct 2003, plasticdoc wrote:
> To: Andreas Tille (tille@debian.org)
> Debian-Med Project
> http://www.debian.org/devel/debian-med/
>
>
> Dear Andreas,
>
> May I suggest the Care2x environment (also called Care2002) for the
> possible inclusion in the Debian-Med distribution?
Thanks for your hint. I'm forewarding this private mail to the Debian-Med
maling list because I think there is nothing private about it. In general
each Free Software can be included into Debian. It just needs some person
(not necessarily a Debian developer) who builds the Debian package. This
means it need some spare time I'm currently not able to sparse personally
but I hope some other person - or perhaps yourself - would be able to do
the job. To ask for inclusion of *any* Free Software you could file a
"Request For Packaging" (RFP) bug to the Debian Bug Tracking System. (Feel
free to ask if you need some advice how to do that.)
Kind regards
Andreas.
> Please do see it at: http://www.care2x.org
>
> It is Open Source and has a GPL License.
>
> It is winner of 2003 Grant Winners Award of the "php|architect" magazine
> see at http://www.phparch.com/news/436
>
> It is a nominee for the 2003 Linux Medical News Achievement Award of
> LinuxMedNews.
> http://www.linuxmednews.com/linuxmednews/1065393387/index_html
>
>
> From the description on "php|architect":
> "Care 2002
>
> Care 2002 is software for hospitals and health care organizations,
> designed to integrate the different information systems existing in
> these organizations into one single efficient system,? says team leader
> Elpidio Latorilla. ?It solves the problems commonly found in a network
> of multiple programs that are incompatible with each other. It
> integrates almost any of the services, systems, departments, clinics,
> work processes, data, communication, etc., that exist in a hospital. Its
> design can even handle non-medical services or functions like security,
> maintenance, surveillance, etc. It is also user-configurable, modular
> and scalable."
>
> From the description on "LinuxMedNews":
> "CARE 2x
>
> CARE2x is a smart software for hospitals and health care organizations.
> It is designed to integrate the different information systems existing
> in these organizations into one single efficient system.
>
> CARE 2002 solves the problems inherent in a network of multiple programs
> that are noncompatible with each other. It can integrate almost any type
> of services, systems, departments, clinic, processes, data,
> communication, etc. that exist in a hospital. Its design can even handle
> non-medical services or functions like security, maintenance, etc. It is
> modular and highly scalable.
>
> CARE 2002 uses a standard SQL database format for storing and retrieving
> data. The use of a single data format solves the problem of data
> redundancy. When configured accordingly, it can support multiple
> database configuration to enhance data security and integrity.
>
> It is a web based software and all its functions can be accessed with a
> common web browser thus there is no need for a special user interface
> software. All program modules are processed on the server side. Module
> updates and extensions do not require changes on the browsers thus there
> are no network interruptions and downtimes. Its design supports multiple
> server configuration to distribute traffic and improve speed and efficiency.
>
> CARE 2x is authored by Elpidio Latorilla. As an open source development
> (OSD) project, it is written and distributed under the GNU General
> Public License which means that its source code is freely-distributed
> and available to the general public."
>
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>
> J. Antas
>
>
>
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