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1. Hello Karl,

   Good luck with your new Weblog.  I first saw your site in late December or early in January but can't remember where I found it on the web.  You might be interested to know that I'm a healthcare IT consultant specializing in data mining software development that is customized for each customer.  I have a long history of working in healthcare and most of it was with Philips Medical.  I've been called the "father of filmless imaging" by my former co-workers since I designed radiology and cardiology filmless PACS systems for Philips.  Do you have PACS(Picture Archiving and Communications System) at your hospital and where is your hospital located?

   Bob Rudy, RARE Advisors

    

    

    

   Bob Rudy on Wednesday, 25 January 2006, 01:15 CET # |

2. Hello Again Karl,

   I just looked at my list of Sectra PACS Sites and your hospital is listed as a Sectra PACS location.  I worked with Sectra here in the USA to design a PACS for U.S. hospitals using Sectra software. The first Philips/Sectra PACS was designed in 1996.  Thought you would be interested in the additional information.  I retired from Philips Medical in  2001.
   

   Bob Rudy, RARE Advisors 

   Bob Rudy on Wednesday, 25 January 2006, 01:29 CET # |

3. Hi Bob,

   thank you for the information and the update1

   :-) Karl  

   Karl on Friday, 27 January 2006, 17:18 CET # |

4. Hi Karl,

   Since ELGG and Delatadigital are educational websites with a healthcare informatics segment I'm willing to help novices in understanding the paradigm shift that is taking place in healthcare through digitizing of health data and images since I was a former Picture and Archiving Commuinications System(PACS) designer  and now a healthcare IT consultant doing customized data mining solutions in legacy databases for healthcare enterpises.  Should this educational effort be here or on ELGG?

   Bob Rudy, RARE Advisors 

    

   Bob Rudy on Saturday, 28 January 2006, 18:01 CET # |

5. Hi Bob,
   as you may have seen from my links my main interest is Open Dource Software as defined by the Open Source Initiative. How is your experience with OSS? Do you know any OSS PACS Systems?

   Cheers
   Karl  

   Karl Øyri on Saturday, 28 January 2006, 18:53 CET # |

6. Hi Karl,

   I been busy with my healthcare IT business but wanted to get back to you.  Yes, I am aware of the Open Source Initiative but it is to general in nature when you are focusing on PACS.  Here are some websites you should look at:

   http://www.signal42.com/open_source_pacs.asp

   http://opensource.mit.edu/papers/fitzgeraldkenny.pdf

   http://www.mii.ucla.edu/dataserver

   http://www.mii.ucla.edu/openpacs

   http://bolinos.com/com/mis/dicom/

   http://pacsone.net/solutions.htm

   http://www.rtstudents.com/pacs/

   and this last one which should be close to what you are looking for:

   http://www.linuxmednews.com/988300662/index_html

   Best Wishes,

   Bob Rudy, RARE Advisors 

   Bob Rudy on Thursday, 02 February 2006, 05:59 CET # |

7. Hi Karl,

   Today, I noticed that the last e-mail link in my previous post does not work properly when you go to the web site and click on "here".  To get to the intended web site please add "rayUK.php3" after "raynux/".

   Best Wishes,

   Bob Rudy, RARE Advisors 

   Bob Rudy on Friday, 03 February 2006, 21:55 CET # |

8. I had done a search using my first name which happens to be Karloy, and I was surprised when your name came up on a "simple machines" forum and also on this weblog. I have never seen another with the same name, so I couldn't resist e-mailing when I saw the name, Karloy. 
   
   My name is Karloy Galstad, and I live in Plymouth, Wisconsin, USA.  I have a website listed below

   http://www.karlgalstad.com/

   Have a great day!

   Karloy Galstad

   Karloy Galstad on Tuesday, 21 February 2006, 00:40 CET # |