Package: gnuhealth-pediatrics-growth-charts-who
GNU Health HMIS: Libre Hospital Management and Health Information SystemThe GNU Health HMIS provides the following functionality:Hospital Management Information System (HMIS)Electronic Medical Record (EMR)Health Information System (HIS)Laboratory Information System (LIS)The Hospital and Health Information System component (HMIS) from GNU Health (GH)
provides over 40 standard-based packages (primary care, obstetrics & gynecology,
pediatrics, surgery, lims, genetics, diagnostic imaging, dentisstry, reporting…)
to fit your institution needs. The GH HMIS combines the socioeconomic determinants of
health with state-of-the-art technology in bioinformatics and clinical genetics.The HMIS manages the internal processes of a health institution, such as
financial management, billing, stock management, pharmacies or labs (LIMS).The GH HMIS is part of the GNU Health project, theLibre digital health ecosystem.The GNU Health project combines the daily medical practice with state-of-the-art
technology in bioinformatics and genetics. It provides a holistic approach
to the  person, from the biological and molecular basis of disease to
the social and environmental determinants of health.This component is ready to integrate in theGNU Health Federation, which
allows to interconnect heterogeneous nodes and build large federated health
networks across a region, province or country.Homepagehttps://www.gnuhealth.orgDocumentationWikibooks:https://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/GNU_Health/Support GNU HealthGNU Health is a project of GNU Solidario. GNU Solidario is a
non-for-profit organization that works globally, focused onSocial Medicine.Health and education are the basis for the development and dignity of societies.Advancing Social Medicine is the mission from GNU Solidario.You can alsodonateto our project via :https://www.gnuhealth.org/donate/In addition, you can show your long time commitment to GNU Health bybecoming a memberof GNU Solidario, so together we can further
deliver Freedom and Equity in Healthcare around the World.https://my.gnusolidario.org/join-us/GNU Solidario hosts IWEEE and GnuHealthCon:The International Workshop on e-Health in Emerging Economies- a good way to
support GNU Solidario and to get the latest on e-Health is to assist
to the conferences.Need help to implement GNU Health ?We are committed to do our best in helping out projects that can improve
the health of your country or region. We want the project to be a success,
and since our resources are limited, we need to work together to make a great
and sustainable project.In order to be elegible, we need the following information from you,
your NGO or government:An introduction of the current needsThe project will use free software, both at the server and workstationsThere will be a local designated person that will be in charge of
the project and the know-how transfer to the rest of the community.This person
must be committed to be from the beginning of the project
until two years after its completion.There must be a commitment of knowledge transfer to the rest of the team.We will do our best to help you out with the implementation and training
for the local team, to build local capacity and make your project sustainable.Please contect us and we’ll back to you as soon as possible:Thank you !
Dr. Luis Falcón, MD, MSc
Author and project leader
falcon@gnuhealth.orgEmailinfo@gnuhealth.orgTwitter: @gnuhealthLicenseGNU Health is licensed under GPL v3+:Copyright (C) 2008-2023 Luis Falcon <falcon@gnuhealth.org>
Copyright (C) 2011-2023 GNU Solidario <health@gnusolidario.org>

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