Society for Computing & Technology in Anaesthesia

Hi David
We use GE's Opera system in Fife. Not sure which part of the country you are in ?

Hi Merciana
Depends on how fast a learner you are. I guess you can cover the core topics in a year but would you be good enough to get a job as a sysadmin ?
Most Linux people I know learned by themselves as they went along and they never stop learning.

Well done you - fly the flag for Open Source !
I guess you'd be looking at a web-based logbook.
There is this one
http://www.onlineanaesthesia.com/Index.php

and this one is not quite ready but will appear soon:

http://www.auratus.co.uk/

Hope that is helpful.

From the Chairman April 2009 Dear SCATA member I am writing to let you know what SCATA has been doing recently and what is being planned for the future. In November 2008 we held our annual meeting in Bath. The scientific sessions were held in the glorious setting of the Assembly Rooms, while the for...

Just a note of caution - there is some personal stuff viewable on those pages - phone nos. etc.
Might be worth a password-protect.
G.

OK, sorry, I wasn't quite getting it. :oops: If the underlying DB structure is well-defined and easy to replicate in (say) MySQL then that would be an excellent starting point and would probably account for at least 30% of the effort of the project. Question is whether you'd be willing to share this...

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That's sort of what I was getting at when we kicked off this topic i.e

• Open Source
  Platform Independent/Web-based

Sounds like porting your Pascal is not an option hence :: Start from scratch

Depends what you see as the primary role of the rota.
You need some way of publicising who is doing what list, where and when.
You're talking about the "extended role" of the rota and that is where it gets controversial.

SCATA would like to help Departments of Anaesthesia in the UK communicate more effectively with each other. There are various "mailing lists" in circulation that may or may not include actual department secretaries and administration staff. To our knowledge, there is no single directory of...