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  Freemed-YiRC V1.00 HAS BEEN RELEASED - Seven years in the making!
This is old-news but worthy enough to call some attention too! FMYiRC V1.00 was released in December of 07.

Freemed-YiRC V1.00 is the first official/stable release of Freemed-YiRC. This version has been tested extensively and is intended for general use.      Posted by  admin  on  Friday, March 07, 2008 99
  FreeMED integrates with EGADSS
EGADSS (EVIDENCE-BASED GUIDELINES AND DECISION SUPPORT SYSTEM) will soon be incorporated into FreeMED according to this post.

Clinical decision support is a high-level function that is difficult to implement well. EGADSS uses the Arden Syntax to incorporate data mining into clinical decision making.

-FT      Posted by  admin  on  Friday, March 07, 2008 84
  FreeMED 0.8.3 Released.
FreeMED 0.8.3 has been released. It has several improvements namely...

* Improved Fax Document Gateway
* Improved PHP5 Compatibility
* Added functionality for combining PDFs prior to server-based faxing
* Fixed CPT code display in Check Posting Screens
* REMITT code now compatible with newer version of NaturalDocs
* Improved REMITT logging to provide more specific error messaging
* Improved Clearinghouse transport and transaction logging
* Various other bug fixes and minor stability improvements

Also B-Mas has a new site for selling FreeMED services UnifiedMD

Fred Trotter      Posted by  admin  on  Tuesday, August 15, 2006 3103
  MirrorMed releases Medical Manager sub-project
MirrorMed is a competing project with FreeMED, so normally I do not post about it here. However, users of FreeMED might be interested in the mm2mm project, which is a set of libraries designed to read data from Medical Manager and import them to MirrorMed. There is no reason that this technology could not be used to also import data to FreeMED. (I guess that would make it mm2fm)      Posted by  admin  on  Monday, July 03, 2006 3918
  FreeMED 0.8.1.1 Released
Version 0.8.1.1 is a security and bugfix release on the way to FreeMED .8.2

Read the full annoucement Here      Posted by  admin  on  Monday, November 21, 2005 2659
  Fred Trotter FOSS medicine podcast
Fred Trotter recently did a podcast on free and open source medicine over at Neil Versel's Healthcare IT Blog. The podcast talks about the new GPLMedicine.org advocacy site, as well as mentioning the top projects, (including FreeMED of course).      Posted by  admin  on  Thursday, November 17, 2005 3557
  Help rebuild the wiki...
During a server upgrade, the original FreeMED Wiki was destroyed. Please help us to rebuild it. The new wiki is located Here Since the local copy was totally destroyed you have to fight with the way back machine to get the information out. Hopefully not much was lost. There are many details about the record electronic health record EHR that was lost. Volker is especially interested in the Debian and Mandrake installation instructions.

Fred Trotter
GPLMedicine      Posted by  admin  on  Tuesday, November 08, 2005 3451
  New Versions Announced
A new version of FreeMED was announced recently on LinuxMedNews! Congratulations to Jeff and company. The FreeMED.org support mailing list will now defer to the new mailing lists, as per the announcement.

Fred Trotter      Posted by  admin  on  Friday, September 16, 2005 10034
  GPLmedicine.org
Hey,
There is a new medical software advocacy site called www.gplmedicine.org This purpose of this site is to argue that only GPL software should be used in Medical Practice Management Systems, Electronic Medical Records and other medical software. GPL Medicine makes specific arguments regarding the importantance of licencing to the medical arena specifically.

Regards,
Fred Trotter
     Posted by  admin  on  Tuesday, August 16, 2005 3805
  Community Project Support for FreeMED
The FreeMED project is seeking physicians with experience in Internal Medicine, Family Medicine, community based OB/GYN, or Pediatric practice to assist with project development maturation. We also welcome Nurses or Nurse Practioners working in these fields. Because of our project worldview, we are also seeking those in the wider world community with expertise in these areas to work with the project.

The FreeMED project is seeking assistance with development of its project.

To increase our physician representation on the development team, we are seeking family medicine, internal medicine, pediatrics or OB/GYN practioners doing primary care who have an interest in asssiting with further developmet of the FreeMED project. We welcome also Nurse and Nurse practioners working in these fields.

FreeMED is mature, six year old, completely modular Opensource practice management, computerized medical record and billing system which has deployment in the United States, Europe and South America. We have a support team in place. We are seeking to harden and expand our primary care applications. FreeMED was developed by physicians for physicians.

It is not necessary that you be able to code so much as you have an interest in IT and Medical informatics, are willing to test and extend the current modular set and are willing to be available for phone or net conferencing for meetings.

Our language set is fully extensible and we also need physicians who would enjoy helping with language translation and upkeep of the modules as they develop.

If you have an interest in service to the Opensource community please contact Irv Buchbinder at irvbuchbinder@gmail.com for more details.

FreeMED project is supported in part by the FreeMED Foundation, a non-profit corporation for the diffusion and support of the Opensource community. Visit our project at http://www.freemedsoftware.com      Posted by  admin  on  Monday, June 27, 2005 3137

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