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| − | + | ==Welcome== | |
| + | Welcome to the Interventional Services Wiki Project. This project was born from the need to track physician preferences for a busy, complex structural heart lab. The wiki is designed to run on a modified version of MediaWiki, the open-source software that runs the biggest wiki on the internet, Wikipedia. For more information on the origins of the project, and the special functions, read the [[whitepaper]]. | ||
| − | + | [[Startup Instructions|How to start your own wiki just like this one ]] | |
| − | + | Don't want to do it yourself? Setup and service contracts are available. Contact us at the email below. | |
| − | == | + | Contact: {{@|theinterwiki|gmail.com}} |
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| − | * [ | + | ==Features== |
| − | * | + | *[[Procedures|Procedure]], [[Product Page Template|Product]], and [[Sample Setup Page (Woggle)|Setup]] page templates that auto-index throughout the site. |
| − | + | *[[Physician Preferences|Physician preference]] pages that auto update to a quick reference grid. | |
| − | + | *Easy to use WYSIWYG editor and simple back-end wikitext markup code. | |
| + | *Robust tools to track and manage edits to pages. | ||
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| + | ==Developer Notes== | ||
| + | In my experience, adoption of this site will primarily be physician-driven. Hospital administration isn't going to want to put this behind the firewall. If your facility already uses AWS for their IT needs, then you have a chance to have them spin up a small instance and run this, good luck. | ||
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| + | If the physicians group is interested, my preferred strategy is to have the physicians set up the AWS account. And then either register a domain name, or use a sub-domain off of their business domain. | ||
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| + | When this was created, it was for a complex structural heart department. So a lot of the templates reflect that. IR, vascular, and EP templates will be incorporated in the near future. | ||
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| + | ==Open Source== | ||
| + | The templates and forms that constitute the original work of the project are open source. Covered under a [https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/4.0/%20e(CC%20BY-NC-SA) Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike license(CC BY-NC-SA)]. MediaWiki and Semantic Mediawiki are covered under their own CC licenses. | ||
Latest revision as of 13:29, 15 July 2023
Welcome
Welcome to the Interventional Services Wiki Project. This project was born from the need to track physician preferences for a busy, complex structural heart lab. The wiki is designed to run on a modified version of MediaWiki, the open-source software that runs the biggest wiki on the internet, Wikipedia. For more information on the origins of the project, and the special functions, read the whitepaper.
How to start your own wiki just like this one
Don't want to do it yourself? Setup and service contracts are available. Contact us at the email below.
Contact: theinterwiki
gmail.com
Features
- Procedure, Product, and Setup page templates that auto-index throughout the site.
- Physician preference pages that auto update to a quick reference grid.
- Easy to use WYSIWYG editor and simple back-end wikitext markup code.
- Robust tools to track and manage edits to pages.
Developer Notes
In my experience, adoption of this site will primarily be physician-driven. Hospital administration isn't going to want to put this behind the firewall. If your facility already uses AWS for their IT needs, then you have a chance to have them spin up a small instance and run this, good luck.
If the physicians group is interested, my preferred strategy is to have the physicians set up the AWS account. And then either register a domain name, or use a sub-domain off of their business domain.
When this was created, it was for a complex structural heart department. So a lot of the templates reflect that. IR, vascular, and EP templates will be incorporated in the near future.
Open Source
The templates and forms that constitute the original work of the project are open source. Covered under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike license(CC BY-NC-SA). MediaWiki and Semantic Mediawiki are covered under their own CC licenses.
