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**Pros: Easiest to install, standards-based, most all-in-one solution available. Some bugs such as IPv6 are fixed. Enables use, collaboration and development. Probably the best choice for newcomers, those not interested in installation details, and developers. Has Virtual machine/Windows version. Both server and client installers are available. | **Pros: Easiest to install, standards-based, most all-in-one solution available. Some bugs such as IPv6 are fixed. Enables use, collaboration and development. Probably the best choice for newcomers, those not interested in installation details, and developers. Has Virtual machine/Windows version. Both server and client installers are available. | ||
| − | **Cons: Could be more modular. Currently Beta but | + | **Cons: Could be more modular. Currently Beta, but evolving quickly. WorldVistA version is not the official WorldVistA EHR Release. |
== WorldVistA Toasters == | == WorldVistA Toasters == | ||
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*[http://worldvista.org/Software_Download/worldvista_ehr_servers Server] | *[http://worldvista.org/Software_Download/worldvista_ehr_servers Server] | ||
*[http://worldvista.org/Software_Download/worldvista_ehr_clients Client] | *[http://worldvista.org/Software_Download/worldvista_ehr_clients Client] | ||
| − | *[http://opensourcevista.net:8888/NancysVistAServer/WVEHR- | + | *[http://opensourcevista.net:8888/NancysVistAServer/WVEHR-2.0-Install-GTM Instructions for GT.M] |
| + | *[http://opensourcevista.net:8888/NancysVistAServer/WVEHR-2.0-Install-Cache Instructions for Cache] | ||
*[[Nancy's Installation Method]] | *[[Nancy's Installation Method]] | ||
**Pros: Official WorldVistA release. Perform and understand the raw basics of a VistA installation. | **Pros: Official WorldVistA release. Perform and understand the raw basics of a VistA installation. | ||
**Cons: Installation requires familiarity with computer systems, requires separate installation of clients. | **Cons: Installation requires familiarity with computer systems, requires separate installation of clients. | ||
Latest revision as of 10:49, 6 March 2013
Contents
Introduction
WorldVistA is a direct descendant of the VA's VistA EHR system, with many of the original architects of VistA (the HardHats) still contributing and supervising WorldVistA's development.
The philosophy of WorldVistA is to always provide a free open-source platform (as consistent as possible with the public-domain nature of the VA's VistA platform) while enhancing and furthering development in a co-operative fashion.
WorldVistA uses the open source version of the MUMPS database. GT.M. WorldVistA is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization.
Installing WorldVistA using Astronaut
The integrated Astronaut installer can be used to install the WorldVistA server as well as CPRS (and other) client packages.
- Pros: Easiest to install, standards-based, most all-in-one solution available. Some bugs such as IPv6 are fixed. Enables use, collaboration and development. Probably the best choice for newcomers, those not interested in installation details, and developers. Has Virtual machine/Windows version. Both server and client installers are available.
- Cons: Could be more modular. Currently Beta, but evolving quickly. WorldVistA version is not the official WorldVistA EHR Release.
WorldVistA Toasters
- Pros: Virtual machine-based, some convenience, can run on Windows. Demonstrates concepts.
- Cons: Virtual machine-based, so integration, migration, and upgrades might be an issue.
- Pros: Architecture more conducive to ASP model.
- Cons: Patches for clinical client support are lacking. Requires more expertise to install.
WorldVistA manual installation
- Pros: Official WorldVistA release. Perform and understand the raw basics of a VistA installation.
- Cons: Installation requires familiarity with computer systems, requires separate installation of clients.
