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    CleverPsych  Practice Management

    CleverPsych Practice Management

    FREE software to manage your psychology or allied health solo practice

    CleverPsych is FREE software for psychologists and other allied health professionals who run their own practices. We have been using CleverPsych in our own practice in Australia since 2007. The system enables you to record your clients, appointments, services, organisations and referring doctors. The aim is to make operations like generating standard letters, claiming from the government and insurance companies, and reporting income, much easier. LOOK in the Files tab for...
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    OpenClinic GA

    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. OpenClinic GA and OpenClinic GMAO are owned by Frank Verbeke, MD, PhD at Post-Factum BV (https://www.post-factum.be)
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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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    Open-MRM
    OpenMRM is a Cross Platform Supported Desktop Application Product, which is purely coded using Java. Its a Electronic Medical record Management system Specially developed for Clinic or same kind of Small or Medium Scaled Hospital. Download Code from: http://open-mrm.blogspot.com
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    JKlinika is a medical clinic management system. It stores appointments, schedules, records, etc. in a database. It is written in Java using J2EE technologies. The interface is web based.
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    Meddix is a Java Swing-based desktop application to run on all OS platforms. It helps medics working in remote locations and very small clinics by providing a tool to control inventory and maintain patient records.
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