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Ambulatorio
Web-based outpatients managing software
"Ambulatorio" is a server-based outpatients managing software written in PHP and MySQL. The user interface, made of HTML, CSS and small chunks of Javascript, is basic and in Italian only. Probably the main peculiarity is that I am a medical doctor and I programmed it to meet my professional requirements, without asking an expert programmer to translate what I need for my clinical practice. Lucio Marinelli -
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jQuery File Upload
File Upload widget with multiple file selection
...Because uploads can be large or unpredictable, the code is designed to gracefully recover from failures, allowing resumption or cleanup of incomplete parts. Custom callbacks and event hooks let developers validate files by size, type, or user permissions before upload, or abort and communicate errors. In practice, it’s widely used in content management systems, asset upload tools, and anywhere users must deliver files via web forms while receiving immediate feedback. -
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Anonymous Compliance Reporting
This project is a whistle blower type web application.
Anonymous Compliance Reporting aims to be a solution for small organizations that desire to adhere to the corporate practice of providing a means for employees to report issues anonymously. This project originated to provide a mechanism for my employers staff to report instances of compliance violation in the workplace, e.g. improper handling of PHI (Patient Health Information), HIPAA violations, and the like. I took on the task of updating it recently, to a more robust "Web 2.0"...
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