Re: [Health] Web Based GUI for GNUHealth

[Raymond Omeni]

Hi David,

I appreciate your contact. What exactly do you have in mind concerning 
the project? I am interested in seeing GNUHealth running on a web 
application framework.

So how do we actualize the project?

Regards,

Raymond Omeni

On 06/30/2014 11:21 AM, David Bruchmann wrote:
> Hello Raymond,
>
> I'm answering private as my purpose is not primary related to the list.
>
> As far as I know GNU-Health and Tryton require the application in the moment.
> I verified GNU-Health long time and intensive to make a presentation
> for it and sure with some commercial purpose.
>
> The whole framework should run as web-application too, but as some
> basics are included in the Tryton-Application the web-framework had to
> be programmed.
>
> Id'd like to realize that project with my partners and if you're
> interested in our service we'd appreciate talking more concrete with
> you.
>
> Feel free to contact me for any questions.
>
> Best Regards,
> David Bruchmann
>
>
>
> On 6/30/14, Raymond Omeni <address@hidden> wrote:
> > Hi.
> >
> > In a the coming weeks I shall be making a presentation for EMR based on
> > GNUHealth to the Commissioner of Health in a State in my country.
> > Problem is that the emphasis has been on availability of Web Based Gui
> > for administration.
> > The prospective client expects access to the server by doctors using
> > browsers on tablets, computers etc.
> >
> > Question is: Could GNUHealth be structured in a way that a single script
> > can install GNUHealth modules and a web GUI for administration? While it
> > is not my intention to make comparisons, OpenEMR has single install
> > packages with web GUI that makes it really easy to get the software up
> > and running in a very short time.
> >
> > Sao GUI for Tryton has been in development for a while now as I
> > understand, but even Sao will require several lines of installation
> > instructions to get it running - the #1 hindrance for not- so- IT savvy
> > installers.
> >
> > The OpenSUSE platform build project for GNUhealth must be commended,
> > though I believe that users should have the liberty of installing
> > GNUHealth on any linux machine that has all dependencies installed.
> > Also, In my opinion, locking GNUHealth to OpenSUSE because of Tryton
> > client-server compatibility and upgrade issues can be avoided. Instead
> > of a tryton client, we could have the tryton server controlled from a
> > web gui from any device with a browser.
> >
> > I am hoping I can provide my client with the web gui -server
> > configuration if he finally decides to use GNUHealth.
> >
> > Regards to all,
> >
> > Raymond Omeni