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USA  WorldVistA
Healthcare Information System
keywords clinical domains
Electronic medical records, Computerized Patient Record System, open-source, VistA health information system, MUMPS Multiple.
developed by WorldVistA, a non-profit corporation.

VistA was developed by the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs.
commissioned Version 1.0 released in 2005.
status Free, Open Source software available for download and use. Under continued development.
access  bullet  WorldVistA

description
VistA (Veterans Health Information Systems and Technology Architecture), the basis for WorldVistA, is probably the largest integrated HIS in the world. VistA was originally developed and maintained by the US Department of Veterans Affairs for US military veterans.

"WorldVistA was formed to extend and improve the VistA health information system for use outside of its original setting. The system was developed by the U.S. government for use in its veterans' hospitals and outpatient clinics. WorldVistA has a number of development efforts aimed at adding new software modules such as pediatrics, obstetrics, and other functions not used in the veterans' healthcare setting."

"WorldVistA seeks to help those who choose to adopt the VistA system to successfully master, install, and maintain the software for their own use. WorldVistA will strive to guide VistA adopters and programmers towards developing a community based on principles of open, collaborative, peer review software development and dissemination."

references

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contact www.worldvista.org
links http://vistapedia.net/  bullet  Vistapedia  bullet  WorldVistA  bullet  WorldVistA download (SourceForge)  bullet  WorldVistA wiki  bullet  Vista-Office EHR - "system for use in small physician offices" (demonstration available)
acknowledgements
Quoted material is from www.worldvista.org.
page history
Entry on OpenClinical: 02 April 2006
Last main update: 11 May 2006

 

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