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The PUMA Repository is a collection of Pascal units for medical informatics. It contains reusable source code for a wide field of health-care application development. The code includes a support engine for the European Data Format (EDF and EDF+), converting functions for units of measurement and an HL7 engine. PUMA is compatible with Lazarus and Free Pascal. Some of the units also support other Pascal implementations including Delphi, winsoft Pocket Studio and other compilers.

OpenCarenet CHE is a robust and user-friendly application tailored for community health workers, facilitating seamless data collection, management, and reporting. With its mobile data collection capabilities, offline functionality, and interoperability with DHIS2, the app empowers health professionals to efficiently track patient information, aggregate primary data, and generate detailed health reports, even in areas with limited internet access. Its multilingual support and configurable...

Exir Clinic management software is a software to manage medical records and health file of patient(Electronic medical records or EMR). It allows users to create customized medical record formats including texts,drawings, pictures and others. this software support english, arabic and persian. also had online and offline mode. English site: https://exirmatab.com/en/ Farsi site: https://exirmatab.com/ !! Please download application from website or download all of them together in a...

A simple, point of care, clinic decision support system (CDSS) Android app for Insulin infusion and hyperglycemia management in the ICU. The infusion protocol calculator is based on the updated "Yale Insulin Infusion Protocol" http://bit.ly/1DaVfUd and American Association of Clinical Endocrinologists (AACE) blood sugar targets. http://inpatient.aace.com/ . Source code requires Xamarin Studio & Android SDK to compile.

DosIS is the "dosage information system" for pediatricians, an open source project developed by the professorship of open source software at the Friedrich-Alexander-University of Erlangen-Nürnberg.