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Linux Medicine-HOWTO

Gerardo Arnaez

garnaez_((AT))_yahoo.com

Werner Heuser

wehe_((AT))_@mobilix.org

Revision History
Revision 2.02002-02-05Revised by: gea
Major changes. Conversion from linuxdoc to DocBook format. Have basically edited out nutrition sections and most of the German section for now until I can get help again the German section. Have switched focus of the article to Medical informatics and applications, less to research applications which should probably be a different article. Will most likely put these things I will not maintain at the end, so someone else has some where to begin. Whew. Tired from DocBook Conversion.

Some pointers to Linux software (mostly GPLed) for the medical sciences (medical applications, Medline and other bibliography tools, applications for veterinarian medicine and others). UPDATE: I intend this HOWTO to be more and more geared to Medical applications and less to the others.

Table of Contents
1. Preface
1.1. About the Document
1.2. About the Author(s)
1.3. Copyright, Disclaimer and Trademarks
1.4. Request For Comments
2. Community
2.1. News
2.2. Organizations
2.3. Mailing Lists
2.4. IRC
3. Medical Record Applications
3.1. VISTA (DHCP)
3.2. SQL Clinic
3.3. Electronic Obstetrical Record System
3.4. Freemed
3.5. Freemed-YiRC
3.6. GNUMed
3.7. GNotary
3.8. Res Medicinae
3.9. The Littlefish Health Project
3.10. Free Practice Management - FreePM
3.11. Open Infrastructure for Outcomes
3.12. myPACS
3.13. LIMS - Laboratory Information Management Systems
3.14. Meditux
3.15. MEGA and Mumps Compiler
4. Medical informatics
4.1. What is it?
4.2. Good Electronic Health Record - GEHR
4.3. HL7lib - Health Level 7 Library
5. PDA
5.1. Palm Pilots
5.2. Linux Devices
6. My thoughts
7. Credits
8. Revision history
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