RE: [ohf-dev] Plan for 2006

["Hamm, Russell A." <Hamm.Russell@xxxxxxxx>]

Adding LexGrid and LexGrid editor to CVS as well.

-russ 

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From: ohf-dev-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:ohf-dev-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of Grahame Grieve
Sent: Thursday, March 02, 2006 7:51 PM
To: Open Healthcare Framework Mailing list
Subject: Re: [ohf-dev] Plan for 2006

so this is work planned for this year?
cool, I will include this in the document.

Grahame


Eishay Smith wrote:
> In addition to IBM's plan to get PIX client initial code out there, we 
> hare planning also to publish:
>  - IHE XDS Actors which includes
>     - XDS Source (with the XDS Metadata extraction features)
>     - XDS Consumer
>  - WADO Client
>  - OHF on Server (based on the evolving OSGi/Server Equinox project)
> 
> 
> We are planning to publish samples of how can existing open source EMR 
> applications (like openEMR) can interact with OHF plugins through it.
> We would like to ask the forum (maybe in the f2f) if such activity may 
> be in the OHF context or not.
> 
> Eishay
> 
> 
> ohf-dev-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxx wrote on 03/02/2006 12:54:20 AM:
> 
>> hi
>>
>> We need to publish a plan for 2006. I will be posting a document form 
>> of this list shortly as a proposal for our 2006 plan.
>>
>>
>>  - get CTS into cvs
>>  - Create stub OHF package for CTS registration
>>  - decide what the future of CTS is
>>
>>  - get HL7 v2 tools into Eclipse
>>  - get MIF model + serialization into cvs
>>  - get HL7 MOU
>>  - work with Hl7 to see if we can be part of HIMSS demo
>>
>>  - IBM to get PIX initial code out there.
>>  - Don to start working on coherent OHF architecture
>>
>>  - hold at least 3 FTF meetings
>>  - fix web site
>>
>>
>> Grahame
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Grahame Grieve
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CTO, Kestral Computing  Healthcare Applications