OpenEMR is an open-source electronic health record (EHR) system that also functions as a medical practice management platform and a patient portal, all integrated with standards-based health data exchange. It stores and manages patient health records, handles clinical workflows, supports scheduling and billing, and provides patients with secure self-service access to their information. Interoperability is built in via FHIR and C-CDA for exchanging records with external systems and Direct protocol for encrypted provider messaging. The system is designed to be extensible, with a modular plugin
Weasis is a professional medical imaging platform designed for the visualization, analysis, and integration of clinical studies. It functions as a modular framework that supports the rendering of diverse medical data, including multi-modal images, 3D volumes, segmentations, and structured reports. By utilizing standardized protocols, the platform serves as a comprehensive viewer that connects directly to hospital archives and clinical information systems. The platform distinguishes itself through a highly extensible, plugin-based architecture that allows developers to integrate custom tools,
This library is a data processing framework for the JVM that provides a type-safe environment for manipulating structured tabular data. It functions as a comprehensive toolset for performing complex data transformations, aggregations, and statistical analysis, while leveraging compile-time schema validation to ensure structural integrity across data pipelines. The project distinguishes itself through its deep integration with interactive notebook environments and its use of compile-time code generation. By automatically deriving and enforcing schemas from raw inputs, it generates type-safe ac
This project is a Python-based framework that functions as a generative AI agent for programmatic data analysis. It enables users to interact with structured data sources through natural language prompts, translating these requests into executable code to perform analysis, data cleaning, and visualization. By maintaining conversational context across multi-turn interactions, the system allows for iterative exploration and the building of complex data narratives. The framework distinguishes itself through a robust semantic layer and secure execution model. It maps raw datasets to descriptive m
mimic-code is a clinical data analysis framework and toolset for processing deidentified electronic health records and intensive care unit data. It provides a healthcare SQL query library and a processing tool to transform raw health records into formats suitable for longitudinal analysis and machine learning.
Les fonctionnalités principales de mit-lcp/mimic-code sont : Electronic Health Records, Clinical Dataset Access, SQL-Based Clinical Querying, Concept Mapping, Clinical Research Workflows, Patient Record Management, Clinical Input Event Tracking, Patient Demographics Systems.
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