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buenos aires, CISL 2011, free software, GNU Health, GNU solidario, HMIS, Hospital Information System, informatica medica, medical, medical_spanish, Salud Pública, software libre, sourceforge medical
11 Thursday Aug 2011
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buenos aires, CISL 2011, free software, GNU Health, GNU solidario, HMIS, Hospital Information System, informatica medica, medical, medical_spanish, Salud Pública, software libre, sourceforge medical
22 Friday Jul 2011
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free software, GNU Health, GNU solidario, HMIS, Hospital Information System, IIGH, openerp, openobject, tryton, UNU
Desde el blog oficial de Luis Falcón (english version)
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| Participantes de la Academia GNU Health, Luis Falcón, y los directivos de la Universidad de Naciones Unidas en el edificio International Institute of Global Health |
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| Algunos de los participantes de la UNU – IIGH en la Academia GNU Health |
Pagina web: http://www.unu.edu
22 Friday Jul 2011
Posted in GNU Health, GNU solidario, HMIS
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free software, GNU Health, GNU solidario, HMIS, Hospital Information System, IIGH, openerp, openobject, tryton, UNU
I finally found some time to summarize GNU Health Academia at the United Nations University, in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, during the last week of June. The workshop was a success and I had a great time in KL !
The workshop was held at the International Institute of Global Health (IIGH), where I had the opportunity to train the United Nations team in GNU Health concepts, both from the functional and technical point of view.
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| GNU Health Academia participants, Luis Falcón, and the United Nations University directors at the International Institute of Global Health building |
In the workshop, we worked on the installation and customization of GNU Health, as well as in implementation concepts.
I also showed them the new developments and GNU Health on Tryton, a very solid, scalable and, most importantly, a truly free, community-based platform.
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| Some UNU – IIGH participants at the GNU Health Academia |
Many thanks to Dr. Nurhizam Safie, Dr. Mohamed Salleh, Dr. Syed Aljunid and all the International Institute of Global Health (UNU-IIGH) team from the IIGH, for their hospitality and for embracing Free Software to improve the lives of the underserved around the globe.
The GNU Health Academia at the United Nations University is in the context of collaboration among UNU-IIGH and GNU Solidario to improve healthcare with free software and capacity building.
You can find the GNU Health training 2011 event at the UNU-IIGH portal:
http://iigh.unu.edu/?q=node/63
About the United Nations University :
The UN University is dedicated to the generation and transfer of knowledge, and the strengthening of individual and institutional capacities in furtherance of the purposes and principles of the Charter of the United Nations.
The mission of UN University is to contribute, through collaborative research, capacity development, and advisory services to efforts to resolve the pressing global problems of human survival, development and welfare that are the concern of the United Nations, its Peoples and Member States.
Web Page : http://www.unu.edu
About GNU Health
22 Sunday May 2011
Posted in medical
Yesterday I returned to Buenos Aires from my European tour. It was a very productive week in Geneva and Barcelona, talking about MEDICAL with colleagues, partners, and organizations interested in implementing and joining the MEDICAL project. We also talked about the next version of MEDICAL, Tryton and OpenERP.
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| Angel, Albert Cervera (Nan Tic) and Luis Falcón in Barcelona |
Nice dinner with the NaN tic guys. We talked about the OpenERP community, and the need of having a governance in Free Software projects without censorship or being partial. We all see today how speculators are getting into the “open source” and the techniques they are using to lock-in users.
As I said in an interview last year in OpenERP ( http://www.openerp.com/node/549 ), at the end of the day, is your actions what counts, not the tools that you use. By the way, I hope this interview remains there and won’t be censored, as my latest emails 😉
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| Cool street names in Barcelona 🙂 |
Finally, I had the chance to go and support the “Indignados” demonstration in Plaza Cataluña, against politicians and private companies responsible of the crisis that we – as the community – have to suffer.
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| “Indignados” demonstration in Barcelona |
After all, greed puts at risk the development and dignity of communities. The same greedy hands are the ones destroying societies and the free software projects.
Luckily, these people in Barcelona and in the rest of Spain, as well as the free software advocates, have the conviction to fight for our dignity and future.
Bests
Luis
21 Friday Jan 2011
Posted in medical
The United Nations University (UNU) has adopted MEDICAL
United Nations University – International Institute for Global Health (IIGH) ( http://www.unu.edu ) has joined the MEDICAL community. MEDICAL will offer them an online teaching resource for a Hospital Information System (HIS).
GNU Solidario and UNU are now working together in specific areas, such as the documentation process. GNU Solidario will also work with UNU in the installation of a demo server.
This is yet another great example of how free software can leverage the resources to help the developing countries. Many thanks to Mr Nurhizam Safie Mohd Satar who is leading the MEDICAL integration project at the United Nations University – International Institute for Global Health (IIGH).
This common effort will increase the amount of physicians using Free Software, and we will all benefit with their valuable feedback.
I take the opportunity to thank the United Nations and their Development Program – UNDP – ( http://www.undp.org) , since it’s been supporting our mission since 2009. Mr Raul Zambrano, Senior Policy Advisor on ICT and Governance for the UNDP, was one of the lecturers at IWEEE (http://www.iweee.org) 2010 in Las Palmas.
About the United Nations University :
The UN University is dedicated to the generation and transfer of knowledge, and the strengthening of individual and institutional capacities in furtherance of the purposes and principles of the Charter of the United Nations.
The mission of UN University is to contribute, through collaborative research, capacity development, and advisory services to efforts to resolve the pressing global problems of human survival, development and welfare that are the concern of the United Nations, its Peoples and Member States.
21 Friday Jan 2011
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free software, GNU solidario, medical, UN, United Nations, UNU
The United Nations University (UNU) has adopted MEDICAL
United Nations University – International Institute for Global Health (IIGH) ( http://www.unu.edu ) has joined the MEDICAL community. MEDICAL will offer them an online teaching resource for a Hospital Information System (HIS).
GNU Solidario and UNU are now working together in specific areas, such as the documentation process. GNU Solidario will also work with UNU in the installation of a demo server.
This is yet another great example of how free software can leverage the resources to help the developing countries. Many thanks to Mr Nurhizam Safie Mohd Satar who is leading the MEDICAL integration project at the United Nations University – International Institute for Global Health (IIGH).
This common effort will increase the amount of physicians using Free Software, and we will all benefit with their valuable feedback.
I take the opportunity to thank the United Nations and their Development Program – UNDP – ( http://www.undp.org) , since it’s been supporting our mission since 2009. Mr Raul Zambrano, Senior Policy Advisor on ICT and Governance for the UNDP, was one of the lecturers at IWEEE (http://www.iweee.org) 2010 in Las Palmas.
About the United Nations University :
The UN University is dedicated to the generation and transfer of knowledge, and the strengthening of individual and institutional capacities in furtherance of the purposes and principles of the Charter of the United Nations.
The mission of UN University is to contribute, through collaborative research, capacity development, and advisory services to efforts to resolve the pressing global problems of human survival, development and welfare that are the concern of the United Nations, its Peoples and Member States.
09 Thursday Dec 2010
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free software, fsf, gnu, GNU Health, GNU solidario, HMIS, MRS, openerp, openobject
Michael Okongo Sangoro
Kampala, Uganda
08 Wednesday Dec 2010
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The Academic Hospital Paramaribo (AZP) is the largest and most modern hospital in Suriname.
The AZP was founded march 9, 1966 as a central hospital and was changed into the Academic Hospital Paramaribo in 1969 gaining its university status. The current staff consists of about 1700 co-workers. The AZP Hospital has a 470 bed capacity.
On a yearly basis 20.000 patients are hospitalized, while about 176.0000 out-patients visit the hospital.
We greatly appreciate AZP commitment to Medical and support to our organization, GNU Solidario. We are working with AZP to initially provide specific functionality in pediatric care and cardiology. This is a clear example on how large hospitals can collaborate to Free software, where the rest of the world will also benefit.
10 Wednesday Nov 2010
Posted in GNU solidario, medical
R.S. Griya Husada Madiun Hospital, in Madiun City (Province East Java Indonesia) is the latest hospital in Indonesia that have adopted Medical , the Free Health and Hospital Information System.
This is the third hospital in Indonesia in this year that installs Medical.
It’s very rewarding to know that many health centers around the globe are using Free Software for the sake of their habitants.
Thanks to Riza Kurniawan, part of the team of Medical in Indonesia, who has implemented in this hospital, and just translated the homepage to Bahasa Indonesia.
You can see this and other implementations on http://medical.sf.net/community.html
08 Monday Nov 2010
Posted in GNU solidario, medical
Medical 1.0 RC1 released !
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I’m happy to announce the first Release Candidate version Medical. This version is the result of over 2 years of hard work, and I see it as the starting point for a modern, scalable Free Health and Hospital Information System.