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--- en:start [2017/10/13 13:11] – +link to contact page nerdoc
+++ en:start [2019/09/15 16:26] (current) – [Why we do this] nerdoc
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 periphery of medicine. The software will be released under the AGPLv3,
 therefore being completely open source, and can be used free of charge or
-license by anyone.
+license fees by anyone.
 If you feel encouraged helping out with programming, software architecture,
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 MedUX is in planning phase yet, there is no possibility getting running code by
-now - but so far by now: It will most probably be implemented in Python. Albeit
+now. Albeit mainly authored in Austria, all specifications are written in English to enable
-mainly authored in Austria, all specifications are written in English to enable
 interoperability and exchange with other countries.
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 implementation from scratch. MedUX is started as - let me say, a
 proof-of-concept project, as many people tried to convince me that
-this is impossible to do, Python is not a real language to program
+this is impossible to do.
-large-scaled software in, or that the market is filled with that kind of
-applications. I don't care. If noone starts, it will never exist.
+I don't care. If noone starts, it will never exist.
   * MedUX aims to become a fully fledged Electronic Medical Record, in the first line for the *Austrian* health system, based on Free Open Source software.
-  * It will be written mostly in Python, with a central server, and mainly a web frontend, written in JavaScript, or PyQt5.
+  * It will be written in Python on the server side (Django, and probably Apollo/GraphQL?), and with a primary web frontend ([[https://vuejs.org/|Vue.js]])?
   * Ideas/influences:
     * [[https://www.freemedforms.com|FreeMedForms]]
     * [[https://www.gnumed.org|Gnumed]]
+    * [[https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Problemorientierte_Dokumentation|PRODOK (DE)]]
     * and many other EMRs I have seen elsewhere.
+Feel free to help out with code, graphics, ideas, translations and technical/medical feedback.
-Feel free to fork this project, and/or help out with code, graphics, ideas,
-translations and technical/medical feedback.
 *Constructive* criticism (or even patches) are most welcome.
 The software is licensed under the AGPLv3 which ensures that it will be
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 ===== Aims of the project =====
-  * **Intuitive** - Easily learn using your EMR.
+  * //**Intuitive**//\\ [size=85%]Easily learn using your EMR, without hassle.[/size]
-  * **Effective** - Software should be workflow acceleration.
+  * //**Effective**//\\ [size=85%]Software should be workflow acceleration.[/size]
-  * **[[en:why-open-from-the-start|Open Source]]** - Be independent from your software vendor.
+  * //**Supportive**//\\ [size=85%]Offer help & don't disturb workflows, wherever possible.[/size]
-  * **Standards compliant** -  Keep up the interoperability with others.
+  * //**[[en:why-open-from-the-start|Open Source]]**//\\ [size=85%]Be independent from your software vendor.[/size]
-  * **Cross platform** -  Windows, MacOS, Linux, anything.
+  * //**Standards compliant**//\\ [size=85%]Keep up the interoperability with others.[/size]
-  * **Low system requirements** -  Don't be urged to update your hardware every 2 years.
+  * //**Cross platform**//\\ [size=85%]Windows, MacOS, Linux, anything.[/size]
+  * //**Low system requirements**//\\ [size=85%]Don't be urged to update your hardware every 3 years.[/size]
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 I am a medical doctor (GP) in Salzburg, Austria, and a hobby programmer,
 interested and passionate about Free Software ("free" as in Freedom),
-Open Source, privacy, cryptography, and software usability.
+Open Source, Linux, privacy, cryptography, and software usability.