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OpenClinic GA
Open Source Integrated Hospital Information Management System
OpenClinic GA is an open source integrated hospital information management system covering management of administrative, financial, clinical, lab, x-ray, pharmacy, meals distribution and other data. Extensive statistical and reporting capabilities. -
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OpenPatientOS
OpenPatientOS is an information system for managing patient records
...Simply import the database dump from the database folder to create the necessary tables for the system to run. You can use either phpMyAdmin for localhost; Microsoft SQL Server; or simply Query Browser for MySQL. Other database environments have not been tested hence I don't guarantee their adaptability. ii. Run and Build the system in NetBeans IDE 7.0. Other IDEs have not been tested for this system. A more stable and installable version will be released soon. iii. Please rate the system and leave comments or reviews. ... -
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Mr Tooth Dental Software
The Mr Tooth aims to manage dental clinics
The software basically consists of a simple and functional application for a dental office, aimed at streamlining administration processes them. Done through an analysis of the data that is processed through reports, did during his visits to the clinic. Through a previously scheduled interview with staff of this clinic noticed the lack of technology making it difficult to register and control the flow of patients and payments.
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