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Ruby HL7

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Ruby HL7 is a simple library for parsing and generating HL7 2.x messages. 3.x support is planned in the future.

OPAL

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OPAL Is a full stack web framework for building health care applications.

OPAL encourages rapid development, and elegant, pragmatic design.

Focussed on health care, it builds on years of research and design to
help you in building your app. It's free and open source.

ART-DECOR

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ART-DECOR is an open-source tool suite that supports the creation and maintenance of HL7 Templates, Value Sets as well as Data Sets and features cloud-based federated Building Block Repositories (BBR) for Templates and Value Sets. The tool offers a Data Set and a Scenario editor, two Template editors, a Value Set editor and includes browsers for various international terminologies such as LOINC.

CCR Validator

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his is a simple J2EE Servlet implementation of the CCR Validator. This
Validator utilizes a RETE based rules engine (JBoss Drools) to implement
the validation testing. This allows for the rules to be updated independently
and more importantly supports the implementation of rule packages for
different profiles.

PUMA repository

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The PUMA Repository (Pascal units for medical applications) is a collection of reusable source code for bioinformatics. It is compatible with Lazarus and Free Pascal, parts of the source code can also be used with Delphi and winsoft Pocket Studio.
Components of the PUMA repository include a unit converter for transforming instrumentation readouts consisting of a numerical value and a measurement unit, and an HL7 engine for reading, parsing, compiling and writing HL7 messages.

Open eHealth Integration Platform (IPF)

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The Open eHealth Integration Platform (IPF) provides interfaces for health-care related integration solutions. An prominent example of an healthcare-related use case of IPF is the implementation of interfaces for transactions specified in Integrating the Healthcare Enterprise (IHE) profiles.

IPF can be easily embedded into any Java application and additionally supports deployments inside OSGi environments.