PHP EMS Tools Version 3.0 README http://www.php-ems-tools.com ########################################################################### This is TOTALLY UNSUPPORTED ABANDONWARE. This is a PHP-based Patient Care Report and organization management program that I wrote quite a few years ago for a volunteer Emergency Medical Services organization that I was involved in. This probably isn't even usable/installable. It DEFINITELY is customized to our one organization, and probably won't be of much use to anyone else except as an example. That being said, the organization that I wrote it for no longer uses it, in favor of a free state-provided alternative. A few people have asked for the code, so here it is. [![Project Status: Unsupported - The project has reached a stable, usable state but the author(s) have ceased all work on it. A new maintainer may be desired.](http://www.repostatus.org/badges/0.1.0/unsupported.svg)](http://www.repostatus.org/#unsupported) ########################################################################### This software is licensed under GNU GPLv3. The full text of this license can be found in the LICENSE.txt file. WARNING about downloads: Please be advised that the most recent version will always be available at http://www.php-ems-tools.com, as will any patches and bug fixes. Please use this site as your primary download point. If you want to redistribute this software, I highly encourage you to link to php-ems-tools.com so that users can download the newest version. ALSO - I highly encourage you to join the "announce" mailing list linked to from the homepage. The traffic is very low, but it will notify you of any updates, some of which may be quite critical. There are a few important notes: 1) This is NOT secured for a world-wide (i.e. Internet) installation. Doing so may put any data on your server and network at risk. It is recommended that you install in a way that is only visible to your local network. 2) This version is written for PHP5. If you're still runing PHP4, and can't upgrade (which is a security issue), ask me and I'll make a patch for PHP4. 3) There are still some parts of the software that are hard-coded for the two shifts (0600-1800). All of it is hard-coded for two shifts total, though for the schedule the times can be defined in custom.php. This will be fixed in a subsequent release. 4) This software has been tested for four months in a production environment at a working squad. However, that is only with one specific configuration, shift times, and server. If you experience ANY issues AT ALL, please notify me via the Bug Report link at www.php-ems-tools.com. Development of open-source software is a community effort, and bugs will only get fixed if they are reported. NOTE - you can also use this bug report link for feature requests and support requests. 5) I love to hear back from users. Even if you take one look and hate it, drop me an email telling me why. My development is very specific to what is requested, so if you request a feature, I'll do my best to put it in the next release. 6) I've only used or tested this under Linux. For one thing, the install script expects an environment that follows the Unix conventions. Linux, BSD, Solaris, etc. *should* all be ok. It has not been tested under Windows, but if you're familiar with PHP and web servers and want to give it a try, please e-mail me the results. However, I am unable to provide support for Non-Unix installations. Please consider running PHP EMS Tools on a virtual machine inside of a virtualization program such as VMWare, or whatever others may be available for Windows. HOWTO, INSTALLING, ALL OF THAT FUN STUFF: There is extensive documentation in the docs/ subdirectory. It is HTML formatted. If you're working from the command line (like me), you may want to view it with a text-mode browser like Lynx/Links, or view the on-line documentation available at http://www.php-ems-tools.com. Installation instructions can be found in the INSTALL.txt file.
kchizi/php-ems-tools
Web-based Patient Care Report and organization management software for volunteer Emergency Medical Services. Largely unusable, just an example.
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