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From: klieb@uicsl.UUCP
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Subject: Re: Doctor's office software
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Date: Mon, 16-Feb-87 13:35:00 EST
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Posted: Mon Feb 16 13:35:00 1987
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Nf-From: uicsl.UUCP!klieb    Feb 16 12:35:00 1987


Your note doesn't mention what hardware you are running OS-9/68k on, but perhaps
you have heard of Hazelwood computers in Missouri? They make various 680XX
computers, including the ones marketed by Frank Hogg Labs in New York. One
of the founders of Hazelwood is Dave Bridger, and I am told that he was the
original author of MUMPS. I believe that MUMPS is precisely the sort of
program you are looking for: it manages medical offices, as I recall. I also
seem to recall that Dave no longer has any connection with MUMPS, and some
company has taken over its distribution and update. You might try writing
to Dave at Hazelwood (sorry, I don't have the ZIP):

        Dave Bridger
        Hazelwood Computers
        Highway 94 at Bluffton
        Bluffton, Missouri


Hope that this helps. BTW, Hazelwood recently got their 68020 screamer
running... 16 MHz, real DMA, FPU, and only $2195 for a board with OS-9/68k,
a C compiler, plus some more goodies. The board is designed to be dropped into
a PC clone chassis. Hope this helps.

                                                Kurt Liebezeit
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