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Project Background and Overview

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	The objective of the SMART VistA project was to demonstrate that a Smart container for VistA was feasible, provide a public demonstration of the VistA Smart Container and make publicly available open source code and servers that would allow developers to create Smart Applications using VistA. The project was funded via an ONC SHARP grant to the SMART consortium, led by the Harvard Medical School and conducted via a contract between the Harvard Medical School and E-cology Corp.		The objective of the SMART VistA project was to demonstrate that a Smart container for VistA was feasible, provide a public demonstration of the VistA Smart Container and make publicly available open source code and servers that would allow developers to create Smart Applications using VistA. The project was funded via an ONC SHARP grant to the SMART consortium, led by the Harvard Medical School and conducted via a contract between the Harvard Medical School and E-cology Corp.

	The VistA SMART team included: George Lilly, CIO of WorldVistA, Rob Tweed, President of M/Gateway Developments Ltd. and Joseph Dal Molin, President E-cology Corp. During the period of March to May, ~~2012~~ a prototype Smart Container for VistA was developed by George and Rob with Joseph providing project coordination. The VistA Smart Container was successfully demonstrated at the June 5, 2012 VistA Community Meeting, George Mason University. Since then, it has been demonstrated at several other forums, including NHS Hack day in England and at the Seattle VistA Expo in September. Further demonstrations are planned.		The VistA SMART team included: [[George Lilly]], CIO of WorldVistA, [[Rob Tweed]], President of M/Gateway Developments Ltd. and [[Joseph Dal Molin]], President E-cology Corp. During the period of March 3023 to May 2012, a prototype Smart Container for VistA was developed by George and Rob with Joseph providing project coordination. The VistA Smart Container was successfully demonstrated at the June 5, 2012 VistA Community Meeting, George Mason University. Since then, it has been demonstrated at several other forums, including NHS Hack day in England and at the Seattle VistA Expo in September 2012. Further demonstrations are planned.

	The team would like to gratefully acknowledge the support of Isaac S. Kohane and Kenneth D. Mandl, Boston Children’s Hospital, Harvard Medical School, Co-Directors of the SMART initiative; the enthusiastic support and collaboration of Rachel Ramoni, Harvard Medical School, Executive Director SMART and Joshua Mandel, Lead Architect, Boston Children’s Hospital, Harvard Medical School; and a big thank you to J. Michael Mccoy, Department of Preventive Medicine, Keck School of Medicine, University of Southern California for planting the seed which sprouted this project.		The team would like to gratefully acknowledge the support of Isaac S. Kohane and Kenneth D. Mandl, Boston Children’s Hospital, Harvard Medical School, Co-Directors of the SMART initiative; the enthusiastic support and collaboration of Rachel Ramoni, Harvard Medical School, Executive Director SMART and Joshua Mandel, Lead Architect, Boston Children’s Hospital, Harvard Medical School; and a big thank you to J. Michael Mccoy, Department of Preventive Medicine, Keck School of Medicine, University of Southern California for planting the seed which sprouted this project.


	== Project Documentation and Presentations ==		== Project Documentation and Presentations ==

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	Mandl KD, Kohane IS. No small change for the health information economy. N Engl J Med. 2009 Mar 26;360(13):1278-81 [http://www.nejm.org/doi/full/10.1056/NEJMp0900411]		Mandl KD, Kohane IS. No small change for the health information economy. N Engl J Med. 2009 Mar 26;360(13):1278-81 [http://www.nejm.org/doi/full/10.1056/NEJMp0900411]


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Dalmolin: /* Project Documentation and Presentations */

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Project Documentation and Presentations

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	'''Harvard, ITdotHealth Meeting Presentation, September 11, 2012'''		'''Harvard, ITdotHealth Meeting Presentation, September 11, 2012'''

	A video of the presentation which gives a quick summary of the project can be ~~found by going to time point 1:07:10~~ at the following link: http://~~smartplatforms~~.~~org/meetings/itdothealth-ii-2012~~/#~~enablement~~		A video of the presentation which gives a quick summary of the project can be viewed at the following link: http://vimeo.com/52077339#t=1h7m10s


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Dalmolin at 17:03, 12 December 2012

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	A video of the presentation which gives a quick summary of the project can be found by going to time point 1:07:10 at the following link: http://smartplatforms.org/meetings/itdothealth-ii-2012/#enablement		A video of the presentation which gives a quick summary of the project can be found by going to time point 1:07:10 at the following link: http://smartplatforms.org/meetings/itdothealth-ii-2012/#enablement


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Dalmolin: /* Project Documentation and Presentations */

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Project Documentation and Presentations

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	'''Harvard, ITdotHealth Meeting Presentation, September 11, 2012'''		'''Harvard, ITdotHealth Meeting Presentation, September 11, 2012'''

	A video of the presentation which gives a quick summary of the project can be found by going to time point 1:07:10 at the following link ~~in the section labelled SMART-Enabled Platforms, moderated by David Kreda~~: http://smartplatforms.org/meetings/itdothealth-ii-2012/		A video of the presentation which gives a quick summary of the project can be found by going to time point 1:07:10 at the following link: http://smartplatforms.org/meetings/itdothealth-ii-2012/#enablement

	== Software Downloads ==		== Software Downloads ==

Dalmolin: /* Project Documentation and Presentations */

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Project Documentation and Presentations

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	* EWD SMART Container Reference Guide, Rob Tweed: [http://www.mgateway.com/smart/EWD_SMART_Container_Reference.pdf PDF]		* EWD SMART Container Reference Guide, Rob Tweed: [http://www.mgateway.com/smart/EWD_SMART_Container_Reference.pdf PDF]

	'''Harvard, ITdotHealth Meeting Presentation, ~~July 5th~~ 2012'''		'''Harvard, ITdotHealth Meeting Presentation, September 11, 2012'''

	A video of the presentation which gives a quick summary of the project can be found by going to time point 1:07:10 at the following link in the section labelled SMART-Enabled Platforms, moderated by David Kreda: http://smartplatforms.org/meetings/itdothealth-ii-2012/		A video of the presentation which gives a quick summary of the project can be found by going to time point 1:07:10 at the following link in the section labelled SMART-Enabled Platforms, moderated by David Kreda: http://smartplatforms.org/meetings/itdothealth-ii-2012/


	== Software Downloads ==		== Software Downloads ==

Dalmolin at 19:34, 6 December 2012

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	== Project Documentation and Presentations ==		== Project Documentation and Presentations ==

	* Building a Smart Container for VistA Lessons Learned, George Lilly:[~~https~~://~~trac~~.~~opensourcevista.net/svn/smart/trunk~~/~~docs~~/~~VistA_Smart_Containter_Lessons_Learned~~-v3.pdf PDF]		* Building a Smart Container for VistA Lessons Learned, George Lilly:[http://worldvista.org/Documentation/GPL%20VistA_Smart_Containter_Lessons_Learned-v3.pdf/at_download/file PDF]

	* EWD SMART Container Reference Guide, Rob Tweed: [http://www.mgateway.com/smart/EWD_SMART_Container_Reference.pdf PDF]		* EWD SMART Container Reference Guide, Rob Tweed: [http://www.mgateway.com/smart/EWD_SMART_Container_Reference.pdf PDF]

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	SMART (Substitutable Medical Apps, Re-usable Technology) is an initiative from Harvard Medical School (http://smartplatforms.org) that provides a unified mechanism for diverse applications to interact with medical record data. SMART Applications (Apps) built against the SMART API can be embedded within any SMART Container. A SMART Container is, most often, an Electronic Medical Record (EMR) system used by physicians, but might also be a Personal Health Record (PHR) used by patients, or a data-analytics platform used by researchers. A SMART App is a normal web application, embedded as a frame within the SMART Container's user interface, with access to the SMART API for interacting with health data.		SMART (Substitutable Medical Apps, Re-usable Technology) is an initiative from Harvard Medical School (http://smartplatforms.org) that provides a unified mechanism for diverse applications to interact with medical record data. SMART Applications (Apps) built against the SMART API can be embedded within any SMART Container. A SMART Container is, most often, an Electronic Medical Record (EMR) system used by physicians, but might also be a Personal Health Record (PHR) used by patients, or a data-analytics platform used by researchers. A SMART App is a normal web application, embedded as a frame within the SMART Container's user interface, with access to the SMART API for interacting with health data.

	~~During~~ the ~~period of March to May, 2012 a prototype Smart Container for~~ VistA ~~was developed by the team of George Lilly, CIO of WorldVistA and Rob Tweed, the creator of EWD, and Joseph Dal Molin of E-cology who provided~~ project ~~coordination. The work was done in collaboration with the Harvard Smart Project with funding from the ONC via SHARP grants. The project objective~~ was to demonstrate that a Smart ~~Container~~ for VistA was feasible ~~and to gauge the level of effort to create one. Also~~, to provide a public demonstration of		The objective of the SMART VistA project was to demonstrate that a Smart container for VistA was feasible, provide a public demonstration of the VistA Smart Container and make publicly available open source code and servers that would allow developers to create Smart Applications using VistA. The project was funded via an ONC SHARP grant to the SMART consortium, led by the Harvard Medical School and conducted via a contract between the Harvard Medical School and E-cology Corp.
	the VistA Smart Container and publicly available source code and servers that would allow developers to create Smart Applications using VistA. The VistA Smart Container was demonstrated at the June 5, 2012 VistA Community Meeting at George Mason University. Since then, it has been demonstrated at several other forums, including NHS Hack day in England and at the Seattle VistA Expo in September. Further demonstrations are planned.
			The VistA SMART team included: George Lilly, CIO of WorldVistA, Rob Tweed, President of M/Gateway Developments Ltd. and Joseph Dal Molin, President E-cology Corp. During the period of March to May, 2012 a prototype Smart Container for VistA was developed by George and Rob with Joseph providing project coordination. The VistA Smart Container was successfully demonstrated at the June 5, 2012 VistA Community Meeting, George Mason University. Since then, it has been demonstrated at several other forums, including NHS Hack day in England and at the Seattle VistA Expo in September. Further demonstrations are planned.

			The team would like to gratefully acknowledge the support of Isaac S. Kohane and Kenneth D. Mandl, Boston Children’s Hospital, Harvard Medical School, Co-Directors of the SMART initiative; the enthusiastic support and collaboration of Rachel Ramoni, Harvard Medical School, Executive Director SMART and Joshua Mandel, Lead Architect, Boston Children’s Hospital, Harvard Medical School; and a big thank you to J. Michael Mccoy, Department of Preventive Medicine, Keck School of Medicine, University of Southern California for planting the seed which sprouted this project.

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	== Project Documentation and Presentations ==		== Project Documentation and Presentations ==

	* Building a Smart Container for VistA Lessons Learned, George Lilly:		* Building a Smart Container for VistA Lessons Learned, George Lilly:[https://trac.opensourcevista.net/svn/smart/trunk/docs/VistA_Smart_Containter_Lessons_Learned-v3.pdf PDF]

	* EWD SMART Container Reference Guide, Rob Tweed: [http://www.mgateway.com/smart/EWD_SMART_Container_Reference.pdf PDF]		* EWD SMART Container Reference Guide, Rob Tweed: [http://www.mgateway.com/smart/EWD_SMART_Container_Reference.pdf PDF]

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	During the period of March to May, 2012 a prototype Smart Container for VistA was developed by the team of George Lilly, CIO of WorldVistA and Rob Tweed, the creator of EWD, and Joseph Dal Molin of E-cology who provided project coordination. The work was done in collaboration with the Harvard Smart Project with funding from the ONC via SHARP grants. The project objective was to demonstrate that a Smart Container for VistA was feasible and to gauge the level of effort to create one. Also, to provide a public demonstration of		During the period of March to May, 2012 a prototype Smart Container for VistA was developed by the team of George Lilly, CIO of WorldVistA and Rob Tweed, the creator of EWD, and Joseph Dal Molin of E-cology who provided project coordination. The work was done in collaboration with the Harvard Smart Project with funding from the ONC via SHARP grants. The project objective was to demonstrate that a Smart Container for VistA was feasible and to gauge the level of effort to create one. Also, to provide a public demonstration of
	the VistA Smart Container and publicly available source code and servers that would allow developers to create Smart Applications using VistA. The VistA Smart Container was demonstrated at the June 5, 2012 VistA Community Meeting at George Mason University. Since then, it has been demonstrated at several other forums, including NHS Hack day in England and at the Seattle VistA Expo in September. Further demonstrations are planned.		the VistA Smart Container and publicly available source code and servers that would allow developers to create Smart Applications using VistA. The VistA Smart Container was demonstrated at the June 5, 2012 VistA Community Meeting at George Mason University. Since then, it has been demonstrated at several other forums, including NHS Hack day in England and at the Seattle VistA Expo in September. Further demonstrations are planned.


	== Project Documentation and Presentations ==		== Project Documentation and Presentations ==