OHC Network Wiki:Style guide

Conventions for writing on the OHC Network Wiki. The goal is a consistent, accurate surface identity that matches the official OHC sources.

Naming

• CARE — always all-caps; it is the product name. The main article is CARE (software).
• OHC Network — the short name for the organisation. Open Healthcare Network is the primary article title; Open Healthcare Network Foundation is the legal name.
• Use the official spellings from ohc.network: CARE Core, CARE HMIS, TeleICU, Palliative Care Grid, Care Clinics, Care Janwar.

Facts

• Canonical identity facts live in Module:OHC/data. Reuse them via {{#invoke:OHC/data|get|<key>}} instead of retyping values.
• Do not invent unverified details (board, partners, metrics). Mark gaps with Template:Tl.
• Mark deliberately shallow pages with Template:Tl.

Presentation

• Use the shared components: Template:Tl, Template:Tl, Template:Tl, Template:Tl, Template:Tl, Template:Tl, Template:Tl, Template:Tl.
• All styling comes from Template:OHC/styles.css; the brand colour is emerald #059669. Avoid hardcoding other colours.
• End every OHC article with Template:Tl and appropriate categories.

The nonprofit foundation that builds and stewards CARE, an open operating system for healthcare.

Open Healthcare Network's flagship product: an open-source, FHIR-native electronic medical record (EMR) and healthcare operating system.

The nonprofit foundation that builds and stewards CARE, an open operating system for healthcare.

The stable platform slab of CARE, providing reusable primitives such as patients, facilities, encounters, orders and observations.

Hospital Management Information System — software covering registration, encounters, labs, pharmacy, billing and reporting.

A hub-and-spoke model of critical care where specialists remotely support intensive care units in other facilities.