OpenElis Global Publications
Paul Jankauskas, Kyle Bond, Andrea Hartzler, William Lober, Jan Flowers, Reshma Kakkar, Michelle Meigs, Tien Dang Han, Tuan Anh Nguyen. Towards One Global OpenELIS. African Society For Laboratory Medicine Conference, 2012, Cape Town, South Africa poster
John Wesley Nelson, Rikerdy Frederic, Robert Philippe, Dimitri Pierre-Lys, Mary Nagel, Jen Antilla, Paul Schwartz, Jan Flowers Sujata Bijou, Jacques Boncy, Collaboration with Haitian Laboratories to Develop and Implement OpenELIS for Integrated Management of Laboratory Network Data, Consortium of Universities for Global Health, 2011 poster
Christina Quiles, William B. Lober, MD, MS , OpenELIS- International: An Adaptable, Open-Source Laboratory Information System Expanded for Global Standards Interoperability and Implementation in Resource Limited Settings, CDC/PHIN, 2009 abstract
Reshma Kakkar, An Bao, Cuong Quoc Nguyen, Michelle M. Meigs, Dat Tien Tran, Kyle B. Bond, Mitchell I Wolfe. Developing creative partnerships: Laboratory Information Systems (LIS) and VCT. International Conference on AIDS in Asia and the Pacific (ICAAP), 2009, Bali, Indonesia
Reshma Kakkar, An Bao, Cuong Quoc Nguyen, Michelle M. Meigs, Gary L. Jones, Kyle B. Bond, Mitchell I Wolfe. Rapid Scale Up of LIS: MOH VietnamSupporting Use of Open Source ToolsInternational Conference on AIDS in Asia and the Pacific (ICAAP), 2009, Bali, Indonesia. poster
Lober WB, Revere D, Hills R. A Lab-EMR interoperability profile as an eHealth architecture component for resource-constrained settings. Stud Health Technol Inform. 2010;160(Pt 1):257-61. PMID: 20841689
Reshma Kakkar, Michelle M. Meigs, Bao An, Cuong Quoc Nguyen, Long Van Nguyen, Gary L. Jones, Christina Tamondong, Steven S. Yoon, Ritu Shrivastava, Mitchell I. Wolfe. Using Open Source Tools for Implementing Laboratory Information Systems in Vietnam: Experiences with Developing Strategic Partnerships and Building Scalable Solutions. Global Partners in Public Health Informatics, 2008, Seattle, WA. poster
Related I-TECH work on interoperable facility level systems
Matheson A, Baseman J, Wagner S, O’Malley G, Puttkammer H, Emmanuel E, Zamor G, Frédéric R, Coq NR, Lober W, Implementation and expansion of an electronic medical record for HIV care and treatment in Haiti: An assessment of system use and the impact of large-scale disruptions. Int J Med Inform. 2012;81(4):244–256. PMID: 22361158 [PubMed – in process].
Bijou, Sujata, MPH; Labbé Coq, Nancy Rachel, MD, MSc; Balan, Jean Gabriel, MD; de Riel, Emily, MPH; Tegger, Mary, PAC, MPH; Petracca, Frances, PhD; Lober, Bill, MD, MSUse of an electronic medical record to implement, monitor, and improve HEALTHQUAL clinical care indicator performance rates, International AIDS Society, 2012, poster
Patrice Joseph, Atwood Raphael, Edieu Louissaint, William Lober, Steve Wagner, Christina Quiles, Jean Solon Valles, Roges Lamothe, Perri Sutton, Rachel Labbé Coq. Programming for Sustainability: The iSanté HIV Electronic Medical Record System in Haiti. PEPFAR HIV/AIDS Implementer’s Meeting, Windhoek, Namibia, June 2009.
Patrice Joseph, MD, MPH, Rachelle Cassagnol, MD, MPH, Edieu Louissaint, MD, Bill Lober, MD, MS, Steve Wagner, MS, Jean Solon Valles, Rogès Lamothe, Don Rock Pierre Alexis, Nancy Puttkammer, MPH, Perri Sutton, MPH, Rachel Labbé Coq, MD, MSc. An Innovative Tool for Supporting Quality of Care and Program Reporting: The Haiti HIV Electronic Medical Record Project, International AIDS Society, Mexico City, Mexico, 2008 poster
Lober WB, Quiles CC, Wagner S, Sibley J, Webster E, Cassagnol R, Lamothe R, Alexis DR, Joseph P, Sutton P, Puttkammer N, Kitahata MM. Three years experience with the implementation of a networked electronic medical record in Haiti. AMIA Annu Symp Proc. 2008 Nov 6:434-8. PMID: 18999283
E deRiel, N Puttkammer, N Hyppolite, J Diallo, S Wagner, J G Honore´, J G Balan, N Celestin, J S Valle`s, N Duval, G Thimothe´, J Boncy, N R L Coq and S Barnhart (2018). “Success factors for implementing and sustaining a mature electronic medical record in a low-resource setting: a case study of iSante in Haiti.” Health Policy and Planning 33(2): 237-246.