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The Top 100 Open Source Tools for Medical Professiols

ondd.org — Expensive software and subscriptions for anti virus systems, supporting electronic medical records and even phone or e-mail communications can put on a strain on small clinics as well as larger hospitals. Open source tools are free, highly customizable, and secure enough to handle the sensitive data that medical professionals often work with.

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  • StigNordas, on 11/03/2008, -0/+1If only more open source tools were used, maybe systems would be more compatible. The medical profession is notorious for closed system.
  • built2spill, on 11/04/2008, -0/+1Dugg so the Recommendations in Upcoming will get this outta my face already.
  • bennyshoham, on 11/03/2008, -0/+0 on small clinics as well as larger hospitals. Open source tools

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