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Tony McCormick

Building a viable FOSS and Vendor Eco System

Building a viable FOSS and Vendor Eco System 2560 1572 Tony McCormick

I have the privilege of speaking this year at a few conferences, including the OSEHRA…

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Now Supporting Software Freedom Conservancy

Now Supporting Software Freedom Conservancy 1200 1030 Tony McCormick

  You can too!  

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The future of open source in health IT

The future of open source in health IT 150 150 Tony McCormick

My newly released interview with Fred Trotter can be found at OpenSource.com I am very happy…

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How open source will disrupt the EHR business

How open source will disrupt the EHR business 150 150 Tony McCormick

Open source changed the way Web Sites like this were done as Alain Veuve shows in his…

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Open Source Health Collaborates with OpenEMR on Cloud-based Integrative Health Platform

Open Source Health Collaborates with OpenEMR on Cloud-based Integrative Health Platform 150 150 Tony McCormick

Toronto, Ontario, Canada / ACCESSWIRE / December 11, 2014 / Open Source Health Inc. (CSE:OSH),…

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CMS Shortening the Reporting Period to 90 Days for MU2

CMS Shortening the Reporting Period to 90 Days for MU2 150 150 Tony McCormick

January 29 2015 Today CMS Announced Their Intent to Modify Strict Reporting Requirements in the…

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OpenEMR 4.2.0 has just been released!!!

OpenEMR 4.2.0 has just been released!!! 150 150 Tony McCormick

New feature list in OpenEMR 4.2.0: 2014 ONC Certified as a Modular EHR CMS Portal…

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Technical requirements for coordinating care in an Accountable Care Organization

Technical requirements for coordinating care in an Accountable Care Organization 150 150 Tony McCormick

Andy Oram with O’Reilly Radar Video Interview with Andy Oram of O’Reilly at OSCON 2012…

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Meaningul Use Flex-IT and Hardship Exemptions

Meaningul Use Flex-IT and Hardship Exemptions 150 150 Tony McCormick

Is case you hadn’t heard …. Flex-IT Act – For those not familiar with this…

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