Re: Med-e-Tel 2013: Invitation for Participation
Dear Holger,
Dear Debian Med members,
Dear Med-e-Tel organizers,
Thanks for this information.
I would be very interested to participate in the Med-e-Tel. I think that FreeMedForms and FreeDiams are in a pre-1.0 release [1]. They are both reaching a strong stability and a good "first basic feature set". And as you know, they are both multi-lingual (which is rare for EMR). I'm planning the last 0.x release in few weeks. I hope to have enough time to include a "pregnancy checking" in the drug engine based on the tga data [3].
Unfortunately, registration fees and travel represent a heavy budget for a small non-profit organization. Some people of the FreeMedForms community have created a french non-profit association to support the suite [3]. But the fund raising is not yet started.
I'm wondering if the organizers of Med-e-Tel could accept the principle of free-registration for representatives of non-profit, community driven, open source project? This kind of engagement can be a very strong message for open source providers. One kind of "giant leap for mankind" and not only "small steps for a man".
Eric, freemedforms.com
[1]: http://freemedforms.com
[2]: http://www.tga.gov.au/
[3]: http://asso.freemedforms.com
Le 18 janv. 2013 à 21:59, Holger Schmuhl a écrit :
> Dear packaging teams, developers and project communities,
>
> this years Med-e-Tel, International eHealth, Telemedicine and Health ICT Forum, comes again with a special feature dedicated to Open Source and Free Software in the domains of medical informatics and health care. Software projects, communities, NPOs and companies are invited to present their work within the “Open Source Village” that will be hosted right in the central expo area of the conference.
>
> If you are interested to present and/or participate, please take a look at the details:
>
> Open Source Village @ Med-e-Tel 2013
>
> - Date: 10-12 April 2013
> - Deadline for submissions: 22 February 2013
> - Venue: LUXEXPO S.A., 10 circuit de la Foire Internationale, L-1347 Luxembourg
> - Details: http://www.medetel.lu/index.php?rub=educational_program&page=benefits_of_open_source_software_in_health_care_2013
> - Contact: medetel-village@medfloss.org
>
> It is co-organized by ISfTeH Collaborative Care Team in Open Source Working Group, IMIA Open Source Working Group and EFMI LIFOSS Working Group.
>
> We are looking forward to your involvement!
>
> Best regards,
>
> Holger Schmuhl
>
> Vice-chair IMIA Open Source Working Group
> Coordinator Medfloss.org
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