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    Ambulatorio

    Ambulatorio

    Web-based outpatients managing software

    "Ambulatorio" is a server-based outpatients managing software written in PHP and MySQL. The user interface, made of HTML, CSS and small chunks of Javascript, is basic and in Italian only. Probably the main peculiarity is that I am a medical doctor and I programmed it to meet my professional requirements, without asking an expert programmer to translate what I need for my clinical practice. Lucio Marinelli
    Downloads: 9 This Week
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    OpenPatientOS

    OpenPatientOS

    OpenPatientOS is an information system for managing patient records

    It can support a small clinic or hospital in managing patient personal, medical, and billing records through an easy to use Swing user interface. How to install: i. 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...
    Downloads: 2 This Week
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