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==Episode 2== [[Episode2|Multiple Sign-ons]] | ==Episode 2== [[Episode2|Multiple Sign-ons]] | ||
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Revision as of 17:26, 6 May 2009
Ignacio Valdes, a psychiatrist in Houston TX, has been charged with implementing VistA for a chain of psychiatric facilities. He has posted his progress on the Hardhats discussion group. Some of the threads are reproduced here.
The traditional method for implementing a new VistA instance has been likened to an old-fashioned barn-raising: at the appointed time the holders of "institutional memory" would gather and put the thing together. There was no written blueprint, yet at the end of the day there would be a solid, usable structure in place. The unedited discussions quoted here give a taste of the skill and wackiness of such a gathering.
In this case however, the ultimate goal is not just a new VistA instance, but also a blueprint for how to do it.
==Episode 1== Do What and Why? ==Episode 2== Multiple Sign-ons ==Episode 3== IPv4 vs. IPv6 ==Episode 4== Keane records integration/population
