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Accessing the interface is possible in several ways:
 
Accessing the interface is possible in several ways:
*Logging in directly to the server using the provided Linux login (''openvistaEHR'' or ''worldvistaEHR'') and opening a (Konsole) Terminal. This loads the VistA Commander interface. (On Astronaut systems, the default initial password is ''vista!123''.)
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*While logged on the server (using any login ID) by starting VistA Commander from a command-line interface Terminal:
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/opt/openvista/EHR/bin/vista_com.sh
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*Logging in directly to the server using the provided Linux login (''openvistaEHR'' or ''worldvistaEHR'') and opening a (Konsole) Terminal. This loads the VistA Commander interface automatically. (On Astronaut systems, the default initial password is ''vista!123''.)
 
*Using the ''Text Client'' and ''VistA Config'' menu items/shortcuts in the [[Astronaut_CPRS_client_package|Astronaut Client]] menu (Windows systems only).
 
*Using the ''Text Client'' and ''VistA Config'' menu items/shortcuts in the [[Astronaut_CPRS_client_package|Astronaut Client]] menu (Windows systems only).
 
*Using the built-in ''VistA Server Text Client'' menu items/shortcuts in the [http://kubuntuguide.org/Ubuntu-Med_FAQ Ubuntu-Med] system.
 
*Using the built-in ''VistA Server Text Client'' menu items/shortcuts in the [http://kubuntuguide.org/Ubuntu-Med_FAQ Ubuntu-Med] system.

Revision as of 18:16, 21 May 2010

What is Astronaut VistA

Astronaut VistA is a package that installs one of several different versions of VistA (currently available versions are Astronaut WorldVistA and Astronaut OpenVistA) in an integrated fashion.

Astronaut packages the servers, clients, and auxiliary modules so that they are able to function together seamlessly.

The Astronaut OpenVistA server can accept connections from both the TMG-CPRS client (for Windows) and the OpenVistA-CIS client (for Windows and Linux). The Astronaut WorldVistA server can accept connections from the TMG-CPRS client but not from the OpenVistA-CIS client.

Where can I get Astronaut VistA ?

Installation Instructions

After choosing whether to use the Astronaut WorldVistA or the Astronaut OpenVistA version, select whether a Debian/Ubuntu (.deb) based operating system or a RedHat/Fedora/CentOS (.rpm) based operating system will be used to host the server modules.

Astronaut WorldVistA server installers

Astronaut OpenVistA server installers

  • A walkthrough installation of Astronaut OpenVistA (along with the Kubuntu Ultimate Server) can be found here.
  • Also see the Medsphere OpenVista-CIS client package, which is a modification of CPRS with image viewing and other commercial ehancements. It can be used with the Astronaut OpenVistA server along with the Astronaut client package listed below.

Astronaut VistA client installers

Additional installation resources

Server functions

The VistA server functions are generally configured from a text interface. The VistA server is very flexible and powerful, and therefore can seem complex to customize and daunting for new users.

Accessing the interface is possible in several ways:

  • While logged on the server (using any login ID) by starting VistA Commander from a command-line interface Terminal:
/opt/openvista/EHR/bin/vista_com.sh
  • Logging in directly to the server using the provided Linux login (openvistaEHR or worldvistaEHR) and opening a (Konsole) Terminal. This loads the VistA Commander interface automatically. (On Astronaut systems, the default initial password is vista!123.)
  • Using the Text Client and VistA Config menu items/shortcuts in the Astronaut Client menu (Windows systems only).
  • Using the built-in VistA Server Text Client menu items/shortcuts in the Ubuntu-Med system.

Then see

Astronaut Features

Depending on the version of Astronaut used, these features may be available:

  • Medsphere OVID - A MUMPS to Java bridge system.
  • TMG CPRS - An improved version of CPRS that allows the ability to add patients directly. Has an integrated web browser.
  • EWD -- A MUMPS/GT.M/M21 to Java, PHP, and ASP bridge that allows web browsers to interface with the VistA server directly (without CPRS).
  • M2Web -- a web-based interface to the VistA server routines