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Awesome EMS

A collection of open source resources around the internet related to Emergency Medical Services. This is mostly about software, hardware or protocols, but there are some educational resources as well.

Dispatch

  • A ruby-based dispatch system called skycad.
  • TicketsCAD appears to be under active development.
  • A really old (2009) web-based dispatch system called WebEMS.
  • OpenISES, another old project. The website claims there is an attempt to revive it, and the latest tarball is dated August, 2016.
  • The Medic Mobile project is meant to help coordinate activities in areas where there is only SMS available.

Dynamic Deployment

  • A research project about optimizing ambulance assignment. The paper and code are available.
  • A simple system for visualizing placement of ambulances.
  • traccar has open source apps for android and iOS. It could be used to track ambulance personnel.

Study and Education

Data

  • This isn't really open source, but it's the future of EMS data - NEMSIS.
  • PhysioNet has recorded physiological data for that deep learning ECG simulator you always wanted to write. PhysioNet also has a list of software you can use for various kinds of data. If you need a program to detect apnea waveforms or QRS waves, you might just find it here.

There are a lot of EHR/EMR systems out there. I'm not going to list them, but here is a really large list.

Apps

  • epmobile is an open source app aimed at electrophysiology.

Devices

  • Zephyr Open is a Java library for communicating with "BlueTooth Physiological Sensors".
  • The Linux Anasthesia Modular Devices Interface (lamdi) sounds interesting, but the site seems to be down.

GIS

  • Quantum GIS is a very useful tool for all sorts of geospatial work.
  • PostGIS is an add-on module for the most excellent PostgreSQL database server that provides geospatial capabilities for PostgreSQL.
  • pgRouting is another PostgreSQL add-on that enables all sorts of routing features. Works with Open Street Maps data and has some extremely useful features for EMS planning.

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Other

  • OpenMedSpel is a medical spelling checker. There is a firefox addon, but this open source project appears to be a server of some kind.

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