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Announcement: Since version 1.9.0, codebase is moved to GitHub https://github.com/informatici/ Click download button above for the latest release (GitHub mirror). Previous versions and different architectures under "Files" section. This application is the first of a series of software products that ISF[1] has developed to support the management and the activities of the St. Luke Hospital in Angal (Uganda). After the successful installation and use, the St. Luke Hospital is the first of a long list of hospitals that found this software useful. All the work on this software is done as an open-source[2] project using only open-source development software. ...

...Developed by Juggernaut Systems Express (JSE), this module provides a native integration between OpenEMR and the Pill Pals® Pharmacy Network. While competitors charge providers $75/month, Pill Pals® is open-source (GPLv3). We eliminate the "subscription tax," giving patients access to wholesale, made-to-order medications delivered to their door. Key Features: Zero Fees: 100% free to install and use. Wholesale Pricing: Factory-direct and custom-compounded medications. Native Workflow: Manage orders and outbound faxes directly in OpenEMR. ...

Pharmacy, software for clinic.

This software aims to provide a free, open source Java based Clinic/Hospital Management Software. Clinics and hospitals in resource constrained countries can find this software as an alternative to other expensive commercial software.

A Creatinine Clearance Calculator which Will Calculate and dose Drug for renal insufficiency and automate a progress note for the Patient Chart

Application in Python for simple, paperless use of faxes. Speeds up usage of faxed documents (i.e. view them, make notes on them, print, and save the editted version somewhere). Has a GUI and will cooperate with pharmacy tracking software.

Pharmacy intends to be a GNOME compliant front-end for the Concurrent Versions System (CVS). Currently it provides a limited graphical user interface to CVS commands and a "console" for the lazy power-user.