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openMEDIS
open source medical device information system
OpenMEDIS is a simple, flexible, and standardized tool to collect (inventory) and process (manage) information on health technology infrastructure, e.g. medical devices in low- and middle income countries. The latest source code is available in the folder Code/trunk. There are also sub-projects of openMEDIS that contain the source-code of installations in each country. -
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Patient Monitor
Patient monitor showing actual and simulated data
In intensive care units (ICU) patients vital signs are monitored. This is an attempt to build an interface which can show external and simulated medical data, to mimic these patient monitors. The motivation for this project are my experiments with building medical devices.
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