LXer: Proteus Clinical Guidelines to go Open Source

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12-19-2007, 01:20 AM	#1
LXer LXer NewsBot Registered: Dec 2005 Posts: 128,279 Rep:	LXer: Proteus Clinical Guidelines to go Open Source Published at LXer: Lighting up the AMIA os-wg and OpenHealth e-mail discussion lists comes news that the Proteus 'intelligent clinical guidelines' tools are going to be open sourced with an as yet to be announced Free/Open Source license: "...I am on the verge of making Proteus related tools available under an open source license. I need the advice of this community of open source champions on how to go about it and the choice of open source license. I know this has been discussed time and again on this list but I am still unclear about several things. Read More...

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