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jLina is a Services-oriented application written in C for Windows, which uses the Winsock library, zlib and ODBC library.
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This project aims the requirement of managed informations / documents in the treatment of patients, i.e. integrated care. The underlaying data model implements standards of electronic health recording, the project is based on a SQL db and Java EE framework. This is currently a student driven project for educational purposes.
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A Buddhadharma dictionary project (budict - Buddha Dict) using standard DICT protocol. The project includes dictionaries of English-English, English-Chinese, Chinese-English, and Chinese-Chinese. The original data was from Electronic Buddhadharma Society
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Electronic Logbook with Web interface. Good for personal and shared logbooks. Supports attachments, arbitrary logbook attributes and search facilities.
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TORCH is a web enabled electronic health record (EHR) application. TORCH is usable in single practitioner offices and scalable up to multi-site practices.
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Ma'at is an electronic shoebox, it takes all those paper documents that you need to keep, but always lose, scans them and stores them in a mySQL database. The GTK+ frontend allows the stored documents to be accessed via a simple tree interferface
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