[ Thanks to Saint
for this announcement: ]
A meeting of the medical open source minds will be occurring in
Fresno, California this weekend at Dr. Pepper’s (his real name)
house.
Known as Fresno III after the first two meetings that occurred
subsequent to the fall 2001 AMIA
Conference, Fresno III will gather together some of the most
active participants in the open source medical software
revolution.
Dr. Pepper of MedMapper
fame writes: ‘…if anyone want to come to Fresno and provide
input we’d love it. The main development team is Alex Caldwell, Bob
Shepard and I (three Family docs, all with 15+yrs experience and
computer-programming skills) along with programmer Tim Cook from
FreePM. Dr. Nicola Ellis from
Britain (PhD in informatics) will join us for this meeting, we’ve
had a British and Dutch contingent previously…
One of the most intelligent things ever written about medical
open source was by Fresno III participant Adrian Midgley on the
Fam-Med
list.
Adrian’s comments can be found here.
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