It's coming up on one year since our team flew to Uganda to computerize the Engeye Health Clinic's medical records. A lot has happened since then. Our server's motherboard failed in the summer and we ran the system off of one of the netbooks for a few months. Kathy and Joe moved to Uganda in September for an extended stay to help out and brought a replacement server. While we did loose some data due to the hardware failure, most historical data was safely backed up off-site and easily restored when the system was replaced.
Since this Blog serves as the main news site for the OCEMR software project and our involvement with the Engeye organization, We're going to be working on some stories about what has happened over the past year and where we are going from here.
You can support the efforts of the Engeye Health Clinic by making a donation online today. Thanks for reading this update and stay tuned for more stories over the coming weeks.
Carly, Kathy, Joe, and Phil traveled halfway across the world to install a Linux based Electronic Medical Records Database at a rural Ugandan health clinic.
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