“EMR” is a platform built using leading edge web technologies and API’s to help Doctors/ Patient/ Hospitals/ Pharmacies to better deal with medical documentation.

Manage Clinic Arrivals digitally so patients don't congregate in the waiting room (infection risk)

🏥 Medico | Open Source Medical Management System

ASP.NET MVC. User-Friendly Pharmaceutical Progressive Web App. It allows users to create pharmacies, add patients and link any medication to the patients. They can also change the substance controls on the medication.

Clinic Attedant is a voice interface check-in for clinical appointments and supports both Google Assistant and Alexa. The primary purpose is to avoid human interactions and touching public device screen surfaces as much as possible.

This Web App processes heart signals from a Holter Monitor prototype device. Also, It stores patients' history. Thesis project. Authors: Fiorella Quino (@kafio23) and Gabriela Garcia (@gabrielagarcia9). Free science!

An early prototype to help caretakers of dementia patients take better care of their patients. Developed for NYU-X

Aplicacion de gestion de un hospital

A platform for ministries of health, collecting all patients' histories in one platform.

The IVF Hypernatremia Calculator is a tool that assists medical professionals in calculating the appropriate amount of flushing or fluids for IVF patients by simply entering the patient's age, gender, weight, sensible losses and insensible losses. It helps ensure accurate calculations and avoid hypernatremia.

Source code for Maxfacts.uk – Information on all aspects of oral and maxillofacial surgery for patients, carers and professionals

Webhook server for FB messenger for chatbot that helps patients classify skin diseases and recommend doctors

A patient manager written in ASP.NET to help private local doctors from my town to manage their patients registers.

Confyde Medical App

Animal rescue tracking web application built in ReactJS.

This project will make it easier for patients to get a second opinion on their diagnoses.