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    OpenMed

    OpenMed

    Open source healthcare AI

    OpenMed is an open-source healthcare AI and medical NLP toolkit designed to turn clinical text into structured insights using transformer-based models and production-oriented interfaces. Its core purpose is to provide specialized medical entity extraction, PII detection and de-identification, assertion-aware analysis, and related healthcare text processing capabilities without locking users into a proprietary platform. The project includes a curated registry of more than a dozen medical NER...
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    OSCARMcMaster

    open source web-based Electronic Medical Record (EMR) system

    This site contains archived code for the Open-Source Clinical Application Resource ("OSCAR") electronic medical record. While some may use OSCAR's open-source code as the basis of EMR software they offer, the "OSCAR" or "OSCAR McMaster" name is used only by those who affiliated with McMaster and uphold the following standards: *Transparency – code repository published by McMaster, accessible to all, and WAR file downloadable from McMaster website *Collaboration – opportunities to work together on both code and deployment *Quality – compliance with regulatory requirements and security best practices *Ethical Data Stewardship – affirmation of clinicians as Health Information Custodians (HIC) with commitment to support HIC’s access to data, and to use data solely as authorized by a HIC. ...
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