One of the key things about Bahmni that differentiates it is that most of the EMR screens / fields in Bahmni are configurable via JSON / Administrator UI. You don't need to fork / code / branch to make these changes. In some places you can also change the order in which screens get rendered via configuration. So, your Bahmni config stays separate from the "product", which allows you to upgrade and get new features without having to manage your own version of Bahmni. All you need to manage is the metadata.

The plan is to integrate with OCL in the future, so that even metadata management can happen via a github like terminology system: https://talk.openmrs.org/t/introducing-open-concept-lab-for-...

Yes, JSS is in Ganiyari. About 15 kms from Bilaspur.

Bahmni isn't meant for US hospitals. It can't compete with biggies like Epic for the US markets, and neither does it want to do that. It's meant for low resource settings and places which can't afford expensive softwares like these. Check out their client list: http://bahmni.org/implementations/

Quite similar to OpenMRS philosophy. Fully open source. AGPL.

Which screens in Bahmni made you feel like they look similar to Epic? Here are the Bahmni screenshots: http://www.bahmni.org/screenshots/

It would be pretty amazing if anything looks similar to Epic. Maybe the login screen? ;)

The setup done here is very impressive. Automation with Docker, RPM, Chef, TestKitchen, Tests for Chef Scripts, Go, and the works.

1) Lack of good Unit tests. 2) Stupid colleagues. 3) Bad food.

I wrote this 4 months ago, but feel as strong as ever about ThoughtWorks, its culture and its people. I would highly recommend you consider ThoughtWorks, if you finally want to feel good about going to "work".

Would love to hear other folks opinions/examples of Poka Yoke in Software.