"Web based CPRS?"

[Kevin Toppenberg]

I have a patient I saw today who works at the local VA, in Johnson City, TN.  I think she has a clerical job, perhaps in admitting in the ER.  She knows that we use a modified CPRS in our office, and today said that she was unhappy that the VA where she works was going to be changing to a "web based version of CPRS."  I asked if she meant they were going to Cerner, but she said "no, CPRS".  "It looks just like CPRS, but runs in a web browser -- it will be good for people working at home."

Any idea what she might be talking about?

Kevin

[Nancy Anthracite]

It is something that is being worked toward, but I don't think it will be
happening anytime soon.

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[David Whitten]

She might be talking about using a screen sharing browser app which replicates the 

MS Windows CPRS.exe  application using a technology like ZOOM or Remote Desktop 

or VNC or something like that. 

  I know some non-VA hospitals also use such a tool to effectively cut down on network delays 

by just sending the visual bits that have changed instead of running a thick/heavy client on the 

MS Windows workstation. 

  It has been reported that such a solution works well with CPRS. 

 I don't know how extensive such an approach has been tested or implemented inside the VA.

There are other purported efforts to port the Delphi code to a browser, but I have not talked to

anyone who has been involved in such an effort since EHMP days.   It would be a very difficult

task for reasons that you, Kevin, have already mentioned.

Using web widgets to replicate the Graphic User Interface (GUI) of CPRS will probably be difficult

as well, as the Delphi developers tuned some of them to the needs of clinicians and other providers.

Dave Whitten

713-870-3834

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[Vin]

WebVRAM?

[Gaurav Sharma]

Hi Everyone,

We are delighted to share some wonderful news with our community! Over the years, we have developed a complete suite of web-based solutions, including CPRS, BCMA, Clinical Pharmacy, and many more, all built on top of VistA.

Additionally, we have customized HMIS and ancillary modules to enhance healthcare workflows and deliver greater efficiency. These solutions have been successfully implemented in renowned healthcare facilities over the years, proving their reliability and effectiveness.

We are excited to continue supporting the healthcare community with cutting-edge solutions. Thank you for your ongoing support!

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[Nancy Anthracite]

Could you please expand upon who "We" is and how those who are interested can
utilize this technology?

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[Gaurav Sharma]

Hi Nancy,

Thank you so much for recognizing us!

We are Sansys Informatics Pvt Ltd, a company registered in New Delhi, India. For decades, we have been dedicated to transforming the VistA EHR from its traditional Client-Server Architecture into a modern, web-based browser application.

Our web solutions, including Sansys EHR, BCMA, Clinical Pharmacy, Ancillary Modules, and more, have been successfully implemented in various corporate hospitals (Max Healthcare - Network of 20+ hospitals and 5000+ bedded), public/government hospitals, and other healthcare facilities.

We are genuinely excited about the opportunity to showcase our product globally within the VistA community. It would be an honor to demonstrate our solutions in collaboration with the Sansys Leadership Team.

Looking forward to connecting further!

Please find the attached Sansys Deck.

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[Nancy Anthracite]

As you know WorldVistA is an open source organization, which this does not
appear to be. If I am wrong, please correct me.

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On Monday, January 6, 2025 2:06:59 AM EST Gaurav Sharma wrote:
> Hi Nancy,
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> Thank you so much for recognizing us!
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> We are Sansys Informatics Pvt Ltd, a company registered in New Delhi,
> India. For decades, we have been dedicated to transforming the VistA EHR
> from its traditional Client-Server Architecture into a modern, web-based
> browser application.
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> Our web solutions, including Sansys EHR, BCMA, Clinical Pharmacy, Ancillary
> Modules, and more, have been successfully implemented in various corporate

> hospitals (Max Healthcare <https://www.maxhealthcare.in/> - Network of 20+

> hospitals and 5000+ bedded), public/government hospitals, and other
> healthcare facilities.
>
> We are genuinely excited about the opportunity to showcase our product
> globally within the VistA community. It would be an honor to demonstrate
> our solutions in collaboration with the Sansys Leadership Team.
>
> Looking forward to connecting further!
>
> Please find the attached Sansys Deck.

> > <https://groups.google.com/d/msgid/hardhats/CA%2Bi2CTLE-_ng%2BGCCH0%2BqrdJko_xT8u6DqqCom67Y02Q3bSE2Lw%40mail.gmail.com?
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[Raman Sailopal]

Could it be this https://cloudvista.github.io/#about?

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[Nancy Anthracite]

I believe that persons working remotely at the VA can access CPRS through a windows hosted on VA servers.

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[Kevin Toppenberg]

This looks very interesting.  Does anyone know more than what the web page provides?  Looks amazing.  But is it being used?

Kevin

[Raman Sailopal]

Rafael Richards worked on the project so would have more detail I'm sure.

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[Kekoa]

It is definitely not WebVRAM.

The term Web based CPRS has numerous and distinct efforts underway. The term spoken by the patient is referring to using CPRS with AWS AppStream; similar to Apache Guacamole. The other efforts will probably be discussed at the next VCM.

[Doug Martin]

I have to voice some frustration here.  Over the years, a few of us have presented web-based frameworks integrated with VistA and implementing some some of its core features (authentication, RPC support, patient selection, etc).  While these fell far short of a complete implementation of CPRS, they provided a robust starting point for developing a web-based version.  Sadly, none of these ever garnered significant, if any, traction within the WorldVistA community.  I see this as an opportunity lost.

[Nancy Anthracite]

Doug, anything we adopt and implement we need to be able to support with our
volunteers. That limits us significantly.

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> >>> 713-870-3834 <(713)%20870-3834>

> >>> whi...@worldvista.org
> >>>
> >>>
> >>>
> >>> On Fri, Dec 13, 2024 at 7:13 PM Nancy Anthracite
<nanth...@earthlink.net>
> >>> wrote:
> >>>
> >>>> It is something that is being worked toward, but I don't think it will
> >>>> be
> >>>> happening anytime soon.
> >>>>
> >>>>

> >>>> On Friday, December 13, 2024 4:30:50 PM EST Kevin Toppenberg wrote:
> >>>> > I have a patient I saw today who works at the local VA, in Johnson
> >>>> City,
> >>>> > TN. I think she has a clerical job, perhaps in admitting in the ER.
> >>>> She
> >>>> > knows that we use a modified CPRS in our office, and today said that
> >>>> she
> >>>> > was unhappy that the VA where she works was going to be changing to a
> >>>> "web
> >>>> > based version of CPRS." I asked if she meant they were going to
> >>>> Cerner,
> >>>> > but she said "no, CPRS". "It looks just like CPRS, but runs in a web
> >>>> > browser -- it will be good for people working at home."
> >>>> >
> >>>> > Any idea what she might be talking about?
> >>>> >
> >>>> > Kevin
> >>>> >
> >>>> >
> >>>>
> >>>>
> >>>>
> >>>>
> >>>>

[ivaldes]

Doug, not all who wander are lost—some just prefer to travel quietly.