My name is Shao Yuan, I am from Singapore and currently studying Computer Science and Global Health and Health Policy at Harvard. I previously worked on monitoring and control software/hardware for aquaculture and have some experience building IoT infrastructure, building on AWS, developing on React-Native, doing image processing with open CV and programming in python, C, C++, Java and Javascript.
This summer I am super excited to be volunteering at Partners in Health in Boston, working under Ellen, Mark and Mike.
The focus of my work this summer will be the Master Patient Index and possibly Shared Patient Record functionality.
And explore FreeSHR, OpenSHR, OpenMPI among other projects.
This is my first time working on and Open Source project and I’m very excited to get fluent with the project, become part of the community and contribute to the code base!
(I would have tagged people properly but new users are only allowed to tag two people!)
I am Daya, newbie to healthcare IT with 20 years of IT experience. After some playing around with MirthConnect and HL72.x transformations I want to learn about EMR and show a good EMR integration story. Therefore most of my initial questions will be around can OpenMRS do this or do that?
Hi all, I’m Laura Vignoli, originally from Uruguay and based in Cape Town, South Africa. I work for Jembi Health Systems, as a few other members in this community. I’ve been working as a software developer for the past 10 years. I will soon be involved in a project developed here at Jembi using openMRS, so I’m looking forward to learn all about openMRS and also to start contributing
My Name is Chris Olola, PhD. I’m currently the Director, Biomedical Informatics & Research, at the International Academies of Emergency Dispatch (IAED), Salt Lake City, Utah, USA.
Professionally, I’m aublic health Informatician, with solid background in biostatistics. I’ve over 25 years of academic and clinical research experience–in the application and evaluation of informatics in healthcare and research (in the prehospital care/dispatch and in-hospital environments)–in public and private sectors. I helped establish large complex informatics infrastructures that supported a multi-site malaria clinical research network in 5 countries in Africa (Kenya, Malawi, Gabon, Ghana, and Gambia), under US National Institutes of Health (NIH) grants through the Michigan State University, supported by biostatistical core at Harvard University, School of Public health, USA; in collaborations with Kenya Medical Research Institute (KEMRI) and Wellcome Trust Research Laboratories, Kenya.
Current research focuses on the development & optimization of prehospital dispatch standards and protocols–in public health and public safety. Founder/Editor-in-Chief (emeritus) of AEDR peer-reviewed journal (www.aedrjournal.org), and founder member of the Kenya Health Informatics Association-KeHIA (www.kehia.org) and Founder/Editor-in-Chief of KeHIA Journal. Posses a BSc (statistics/computer science), PG Dip (computer science), MSc (information systems) & PhD (biomedical informatics).
Specialties: Public Health Informatics, public health & public safety, biostatistics, ISs and computer science. Current interest are in the application and evaluation of informatics solutions that foster the advancement of quality patient information management, patient safety and outcome, and continuity of care across the healthcare continuum.
Hello Everyone!
My name is Roshan kumar Thapa and I am an Electronic Health Record Associate at https://possiblehealth.org. I have already been working with Bahmni since past 2 years. We, here at “possible” with our development team working on integration of different products with Bahmni to make Bahmni a more greater integrated self-sufficient platform.
hello everyone,
i am George Kamugasha junior a student at Bugema University doing Business Information System, but a programmer in making. Am glad to be part of the openMRS Community.
I hope to learn more from the community through mentor @dkayiwa
