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Clinical Information Systems, Platforms & Architectures
Hospital OS Hospital Management Software to support small rural hospitals in Thailand
iPath "Collaborative platform for exchange of medical knowledge, distance consultations, group discussions and distance teaching in medicine."
OpenHRE Open Source Health Records Exchange
OpenMRS Open Medical Record System: common framework for developing EMRs for developing countries
OpenVistA Open Source version of VistA, the US Department of Veterans Affairs healthcare information system
Tolven Open Source healthcare information technology
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Knowledge-base development
Protégé Open Source ontology development and knowledge acquisition environment
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Medical terminologies and related tools
GALEN terminology models and tools The GALEN Common Reference Model
GALEN Knowledge Management Environment (OpenKnoME) Collaborative GRAIL knowledge management and ontological engineering environments
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Data collection
EpiSurveyor Application to support data collection in field-based surveys in developing countries
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Data transfer
dcm4che Java DICOM toolkit
DICOM router Import, modification and export of images between different picture archiving and communication systems
Mirth Message transformation tools and services to integrate non-HL7-compatible systems with HL7 systems
OsiriX 3D DICOM Medical Viewer for MacOS X
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references

Open Source Software: A Primer for Health Care Leaders. Prepared for California Healthcare Foundation by Forrester Consulting. March 2006.

[]   [Report - CHCF]

" This report examines the development and distribution of open source software [which provides] a potential solution to the looming challenges of integration characterized by collaboration among individuals and organizations with common interests, sharing intellectual property, and a commitment to standards.

"It explores open source basics, including the advantages open source presents, and how it works. The report also offers industry perspectives, explores the potential impact on EMR systems and regional health information networks, and compares open source to traditional, proprietary software.

"While not heralding the end of commercial software vendors, the report concludes that conditions are ripe for open source solutions to take root in health care, and that it will likely become the standard for capturing, sharing, and managing patient information to support quality care. It also notes that health care businesses have the opportunity to take the lead and drive the shift to this new model. "

links: other Open Source applications, tools and technologies
 bullet  Caisis: Open Source Healthcare Information System [OC]  bullet  MedNotes: Decision support applications for emergency medicine, gastroenterology, intensive care and endocrinology [OC]  
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Entry on OpenClinical (topic): 21 September 2006
Last main update: 20 August 2007

 

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