Search Results for "file tracking system"

Based on MinimPy (http://sourceforge.net/projects/minimpy/), QMinim is a web-based minimization application, for allocation of subject to different arms of a clinical trial. It is an alternative to randomization, with the advantage of balancing arms of trial with respect to preselected prognostic factors. All aspects of minimization procedure including treatments, factors, minimization protocole, and including a preload can be customized using QMinim.

Ànfàní EHR - an easy to use and electronic health records framework for hospitals and health centers . Th Ànfàní EHR project project was initially created for developing countries, so ease of use was a priority. The basic system which is just for medical records keeping. It offers following features: - Electronic records forms - File uploads - Image uploads - Other media uploads -(audio, video) - Internationalization - Interface translation in English, French, Spanish , Portuguese, Arabic.

The Community Health Information Tracking System (CHITS) integrates public health vertical program information and presents a unified view of data for decision-making.

Indivo is a distributed, web-based, personally controlled health record system that is accessible to the nomadic user and built to public standards. The Indivo project includes a pluggable web services API, web-based UI, data subscription framework, etc.

Mobile Web Server is a portable HTTP Server. No Installation Required ! You can use it from any Folder, USB Key (Flash Drive) or CDROM (Read Only).

Originally planned as a medication error reporting system, this space is being used to house projects that may of be of some value to those in the healthcare community. Currently a hastily written webapp called Squats (Simple Quarantine Tracking System)

A MYSQL-PHP web based issue tracking system built for healthcare but generic enough for most needs. Designed to ease the support of multiple idiosyncratic information systems needing their own knowledge base and support mechanism.