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An extensive description of this system is published in the Journal of Translational Medicine (http://www.translational-medicine.com/). In brief, the system consists of two main web applications, a data integration app and a data exploration app. The data integration app is a fully custom Java "Web 2.0" product called Sherpa. Sherpa uses Seam, a platform integrating Asynchronous JavaScript and XML (AJAX), JavaServer Faces (JSF), the Java Persistence API (JPA), and Enterprise Java Beans (EJB) 3.0. The data exploration app is an open source business intelligence product called JasperServer (version 3.7), customized through supported configuration changes. ...

iPath is providing an free and open plattform for "case based collaboration", especially designed for medical applications (telemedicine, etc). The iPath-Server package provides a sort of medical BBS to discuss/consult cases online. Additional modules

The Tolven platform and ePHR and eCHR applications enable interoperability across electronic health records for consumers and clinicians. Using Java, EJB3, Faces, Facelets, AJAX, relational database, and LDAP for security.

Use this suite of Application Programming Interface (API) platforms to share web content across multiple channels. Mobile and tablet applications, widgets, and web pages may use the APIs to deliver and update content. The APIs allow content reuse and reduce development costs and product time-to-market. The APIs are available as .NET or Java instances. For more information, see the ReadMe.txt file in the downloadable zip archive. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) Assistant Secretary for Public Affairs office (ASPA) developed these APIs in collaboration with the Food and Drug Administration’s (FDA) Center for Tobacco Products (CTP). ...

Razor is a set of Java- and JOGL-based medical image tools which can be composed into a standalone application or integrated into other medical imaging applications. Via JOGL, Razor uses OpenGL to enhance and accelerate some medical imaging functions.

dicom related framework and applications in java. The project is divide in 3 parts, the framework, a dicom toolkit, and dicom apps.

Mirth Connect is an open source cross-platform HL7 interface engine that enables bi-directional sending of HL7 messages between systems and applications over multiple transports.

Protege is a free, open-source platform that provides a suite of tools to construct domain models and knowledge-based applications with frame-based and Semantic Web ontologies.

A Trial Workbench for Facilitating Best Practices from Prospective to Acute Care in Respiratory Medicine. We aim to provide a set of information management toolboxes that facilitates decision support applications in medical information systems.

PING is a distributed, web-based, personally controlled electronic medical record system that is accessible to the nomadic user and built to public standards. The PING project includes a pluggable web services API and numerous client applications.

Life Science Identifier (LSID) resolution protocol, to locate biologically significant data over a network, within middle-ware providing a client A.P.I. for Life Science applications, and server software, for Industry data providers.

DataServer is an XML gateway for medical applications. Using Apache Cocoon and Java, it supports SQL, SOAP, HTTP for patient record aggregation, provides distributed caching, custom views, audit, security, and de-identification/anonymization.

An open source implementation of a Context Management Architecture for integrating a variety of distributed applications that need to share a context.

A set of games and other applications for the Hoppolek platform, a research project aimed at giving gravely handicapped children a possibility to move and play, while also helping to strengthen their bone structure and normalize their muscle tonus.

Cooperative effort to develop a Java-XML API and architecture to manage and share health concepts and processes eficiently. Includes a framework to develop healthcare applications (from PDA reminders to hospital information systems) quickly and easily.

The VIA Imaging Application (VIA) is an open-source Diagnostic Imaging Viewer based on open standards such as IHE, JPEG 2000 and JPIP, and DICOM. VIA is written in Java and is composes of a series of client-server applications.