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Open Source models, methods, tools and applications
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Tolven
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Open Source healthcare information technology |
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| keywords |
clinical domains |
| Open Source, interoperability,
electronic Personal Health Record (ePHR), electronic Clinician Health Record (eCHR),
healthcare informatics platform, interoperability platform,
HIT adoption, patient empowerment,
standards, Unified Medical Language System (UMLS),
Health Level 7 (HL7), HL7 Reference Information Model (HL7 RIM),
Continuity of Care Record (CCR),
Clinical Trials Object Model (CTOM), Linux,
Java 5 Business Platform Enterprise Edition,
EJB3, Faces, Faclets, AJAX relational database, LDAP security,
J-BOSS, MySQL, ProgresSQL
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Multiple. (Technology to support management of) Chronic diseases - HIV/AIDS, Diabetes, Asthma, Heart Disease ...
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| developed by |
The Tolven Institute in collaboration with Open Source developers around the world.
Tolven is a Californian based corporation founded as Tolven Incorporated in February 2006.
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| released |
June 2006
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| status |
Current software is undergoing clinical evaluation. Production versions of Tolven software are scheduled
for deployment at pilot sites in the first quarter of 2007.
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| download |
The following can be downloaded:
- The Tolven informatics platform and Personal Health Record (ePHR) and electronic Clinician Health Record (eCHR) applications - for evaluation or deployment.
- The source code - for technical evaluation and use in the development of complementary applications (e.g., PACS, prescribing, analytics and scheduling).
Tolven software is distributed freely to the open source community under the terms of the GNU Lesser General Public License (LGPL). |
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| description |
The Tolven open source project is developing:
- An open source standards-based healthcare interoperability platform (Tolven platform)
- An electronic Personal Health Record - built on the Tolven platform for use by consumers and patients as a portal
for accessing personal healthcare information
- An electronic Clinician Health Record - built on the Tolven platform for
use by providers and other healthcare personnel as a portal for accessing patient healthcare information.
The Tolven Institute has adopted an open source and open standards model to
facilitate rapid collaborations with other
open source developers and accelerate the integration of healthcare applications
available in the marketplace. Standards used (in data modelling) include the
HL7 Reference Information Model, the
Continuity of Care Record and the
Clinical Trials Object Model. These
enable Tolven-based applications to facilitate the seamless exchange of clinical,
administrative, research and public health data among users and
support the driving principle behind the design for Tolven software: semantic interoperability.
Technical support for Tolven solutions is available
from Tolven itself and various forums including Sourceforge.
Tolven sponsors WikiHIT, a "a collaborative forum for advancing Healthcare Information Technology", that was
launched in December 2006.
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| references |
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| contact |
E: info tolvenhealth.com
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| links |
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| acknowledgements |
| Neil Cowles,
Chief Executive Officer, Tolven Inc. |
| page history |
Entry on OpenClinical: 21 September 2006
Last main update: 03 October 2006; 24 December 2006 |
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