Re: [Gnumed-devel] When & where to present GNUmed e.g. IEEE Symposium? Role of "Papers"?

[Sebastian Hilbert]

On Sunday 27 November 2005 11:41, Ian Haywood wrote:
> Richard Hosking wrote:
> > One of the main benefits from Gnumed would be to escape the M$ licensing
> > morass. Is there a credible scheduling/accounting package that could run
> > under linux or form the basis for one?
>
> medical appointment scheduling is pretty specialised - I don't know of any,
> but it's shouldn't be that hard. Especially when looking at "Patient$"
> (yes, that's actually it's real name), the clunky proprietary scheduler my
> clinic uses.
> Maybe a job for Sebastian's secret army of cloned robot-programmers? ;-)
> I'm happy to write a spec when the wiki comes back
We have a chance of adapting the backend ( scheduling framework , kolab, ...) 
as well as those guys are not tied to GNUmed but to coding. They are required 
to dig their noses into the project and come up with solutions even if it 
means to hack kolab instead of GNUmed.

This model ( similar group of cloned robot pairs) has been tried with OSCAR 
and I have been told some usable results have been produced.

Sebastian
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