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CleverPsych is FREE software for psychologists and other allied health professionals who run their own practices. We have been using CleverPsych in our own practice in Australia since 2007. The system enables you to record your clients, appointments, services, organisations and referring doctors. The aim is to make operations like generating standard letters, claiming from the government and insurance companies, and reporting income, much easier. Look in the Files tab for...

Colloquium QDA is a tool for custom coding and analyzing qualitative ethnographic interviews. To run, make sure you first have JRE 8 or later installed (http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/java/javase/downloads/). Colloquium QDA is an open source cross-platform Java Swing app utilizing an embedded Java DB with Lucene integrated search.

This tool can be used to convert data collections based on IBM SPSS Statistics to the data standard for definition and exchange of clinical trials: CDISC ODM (Operational Data Model). Possible use-cases: - A project is running out of funding and scientific data collection should be performed in free available/open-source data capture systems - Advantages of reliable EDC systems like: Data security (role/right management), backup infrastructure, support of the entire clinical trial...

...This little Java applet provides the functionality to convert these saved tracks to KML files, for use with Google earth. Under Windows, it uses the synced files from the iTunes phone files backup, and extracts the tracks from there. Under Linux, it uses the virtual file system provided by libgpod (which provides an iPhone-gvfs-bridge) and gvfs-fuse (which offers gvfs virtual filesystems as Linux FUSE filesystems). Please note that this app is rather rudimentary. If you run into problems, please open a ticket to describe the issue; time permitting, I'll try to fix it.

Add-on to Haploview that picks tagSNPs while allowing for: (1) preferential selection based on user-defined criteria, (2) selection across multiple populations, (3) selection outside defined genomic regions, and (4) picking of surrogate (backup) tagSNPs.