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Narrative Generator for Emergency Medical Services Patient Care Report. I have been working as a Paramedic since 2004. I wanted to create a simple narrative generator for Patient Care Reports. The design is simple and portable. It is fully customizable and runs under LibreOffice, Microsoft Office, and Google Docs. LibreOffice is available as a portable application to make this run completely from USB drive.
CI-Reports is helpful to generate a report of clinical trial data based CDISC SDTM. CI-Reports also provide the reports as PDF, Excel, Word, Flash, LibreOffice and RTF.
Crossplatform menstruation calender with dynamic pdf-report-generation via server-script. The calender is intended for the CLDC profile and MIDP1.0 - like mobile phones, PDA and is written in J2ME.
The server allows dynamic upload and pdf-generation and
Sight provides a friendly interface to create and connect agents for bioinformatics. The workflow supports multiple responses to a single request, structure transforms, filters and request history access.Can talk with ordinary http servers (get and post)
In the focus of the AURECON project of GMD FIRST and Humboldt University of Berlin tools for timetabling and resource-scheduling for medical units are developed. To test this tool a hospital-scenario generator was developed that shall offered via sourcef