Projects tagged ‘healthcare’

Mediboard is an open source Healthcare Information System based on web technologies. Deployed in either a public or private healthcare center, Mediboard handles all its patient files as well as most workflows and plannings of its activity.

dcm4che is a collection of open source applications and utilities for the healthcare enterprise. These applications have been developed in the Java programming language for performance and portability, supporting deployment on JDK 5 and up. At the ... [More] core of the dcm4che project is a robust implementation of the DICOM standard. The dcm4che-2.x DICOM toolkit is used in many production applications across the world and has been architected for high performance and flexibility. Other components of the dcm4che project are dcm4chee, Xero, and Oviyam. [Less]

The Open Source Health Information Platform (OSHIP) is an implementation of the http://www.openEHR.org healthcare specifications written in Python/C. Uses the Zope Component Architecture http://www.ohloh.net/projects/zope3 But! OSHIP isn't ... [More] limited to the openEHR model. It can be used to develop applications in concert with any information model or connect directly to any existing application in order to extend the capabilities and interface opportunities for that application. Please see the developers wiki at: http://www.openehr.org/wiki/display/dev/OSHIP+Developer%27s+Wiki [Less]

Mirth is an HL7 interface gateway that allows for message filtering, transforming, and routing. Creating HL7 interfaces for existing systems becomes easy using the rich client interface and channel creation wizard which associates applications with ... [More] Mirth engine components. All configuration is done through a Java client which can connect remotely, and channels (HL7 interfaces) are easily configured, imported and exported using this interface. Once channels are properly configured, they can then be deployed, which means that they are actively running. They can be viewed on the status page of the application, and they can be started, stopped, or paused from this location. Various statistics, processed messages, and system events can also be viewed via the status page. [Less]

The District Health Information Software (DHIS) is targeting the collection and analysis of statistical information at all levels of the health administrations, from clinic to transnational level. The software project was started by the global ... [More] Health Information Systems Programme(HISP) network, with affiliates in a number of countries in Africa, Asia and Europe. HISP was initiated in 1994 by the University of Oslo, Norway and the University of Western Cape, South Africa. [Less]

DICOM Image Manager and Image Archive, with plugins available for IHE CDW, ARR, XDS, and XDS-I functionality

We are aiming for a comprehensive scalable software solution for electronic medical practice with emphasis on privacy protection, secure patient centric record sharing, decision support and ease of use.

An open-source shared electronic health record for Australia.

iHRIS Manage is a human resources management tool that enables an organization to design and manage a comprehensive human resources strategy. iHRIS Manage is developed by The Capacity Project, an innovative global initiative to help developing ... [More] countries build and sustain the health workforce. iHRIS Manage helps an organization manage its workforce more effectively and efficiently, while reducing costs and data errors. iHRIS Manage is primarily intended to be used to manage health care workers employed by a country's Ministry of Health, a hospital or other large health care organization, or a private provider of health care services. However, it may be readily adapted to other types of organizations and workforces. [Less]

PatientOS is a free healthcare information management system designed for hospitals and healthcare practitioners. This open source software is for physicians, nursing, pharmacy, the laboratory and eventually all hospital departments and clinicians.

iHRIS Qualify is a health worker training, licensing and certification tracking system. The system enables a licensing or certification authority for a health worker cadre, such as nurses or physicians, to track data on the complete cadre in a ... [More] country from pre-service training through attrition. This system is also capable of tracking continuing medical education attained by health workers, capturing data about foreign-trained workers applying to work within the country and recording out migration verification requests. iHRIS Qualify is developed by The Capacity Project, an innovative global initiative to help developing countries build and sustain the health workforce. [Less]

iHRIS Plan is planning and modeling software developed to improve planning for health workforce needs in developing country settings. This software uses data from iHRIS Manage and iHRIS Qualify to form a complete picture of the health workforce in ... [More] the country. It then projects how that workforce will change in the future based on known influences such as retirement age, the number of trained health workers annually entering the workforce and other factors. This projection is compared to the projected health workforce needs over the same period, visually displaying the gap between actual workers and needed workers. iHRIS Plan is developed by The Capacity Project, an innovative global initiative to help developing countries build and sustain the health workforce. [Less]

Run a single instance of iHRIS Manage and Qualify on a Windows XP computer without requiring a server or Internet connection

The Eclipse Open Healthcare Framework (OHF) is a project within Eclipse formed for the purpose of expediting healthcare informatics technology. The project is composed of extensible frameworks and tools which emphasize the use of existing and ... [More] emerging standards in order to encourage interoperable open source infrastructure, thereby lowering integration barriers. We currently provide tools and Frameworks for HL7, IHE, Terminology, Devices, and Public Healthcare Maintenance. [Less]