Open Source Ruby Medical Software

A Project to produce Dental Practice Management Software

Open source code base for enabling software innovation in imaging. The extensible and robust platform includes viewing, archiving, management, workflow and distribution of images as well as an open architecture for core competency tool development.

Cancer registries need a tool to input, store, check and analyse their data. If these data are also coded and verified in a standard way, it facilitates the production of comparable analyses across registry populations. The main goal of the CanReg5 project is to provide a flexible and easy to use tool to accomplish these objectives. CanReg5 is a multi user, multi platform, open source tool to input, store, check and analyse cancer registry data. It has modules to do: data entry, quality control, consistency checks and basic analysis of the data It was designed with an emphasis on user friendliness, it has a modern user interface and is easy to navigate. Is available in several languages. (English, French, Spanish, Portuguese, Russian, Turkish, Georgian, and Chinese.)

LCS is an evidence-based medicine library consult service web application designed to facilitate physicians' use of the research literature. Physicians submit clinical questions to the system, librarians respond, and physicians rate the responses.

MoodTrack keeps track of medications administered, medication changes, user defined observations, notes and events that affect mood and behavior.

TIDAL is a collection of data acquisition and processing tools for research in respiratory physiology. It provides a high-level language for specifying experimental protocols and required computations.

Cancer staging is important for treatment planning and review of outcomes, including screening, new diagnostic technologies and survival. Rules are complex and complete staging is rarely achievable in limited resource settings. A few years ago, the Northern Ireland Cancer Registry (NICR) developed a Microsoft Access-based staging tool. The tool calculates TNM and other site-specific cancer staging classifications from the basic data of the patients’ disease, entered by the registrar in a controlled fashion. The International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC) is now collaborating with NICR to convert the tool into a web application. Authorised users will be able to access the tool from any Internet-enabled computer, by web browser via a dedicated interface. In agreement with the Union for International Cancer Control (UICC), this tool will be available freely for non-profit use in limited resource settings.

XT-SDTM project move to CI-Reports project. Please visit the following CI-Reports project. http://sourceforge.net/projects/ci-reports/