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FREE PH SOFTWARE PROGRAMS  | Other Websites

  1. Epi Inf  Epi Info is a complete system for word processing, data entry, database management, analysis, and public health statistics. Facilities are provided for importing and exporting a variety of file types. It is easy to use for epidemiologic investigations. Epi Info is produced by the Centers for Disease Control (CDC)and the World Health Organization (WHO). Contains EpiMap for making maps and for combining data sets with maps.
  2. EpiSurv  is a generator of epidemiologic applications and health information systems. It is ideal for surveillance as it manages large data bases, works in a network, provides security options, produces graphics, and links with Word for printing. Data imports/exports are rapid. Optimized indexes yield high speed analysis. A recoding module permits detection of duplications. Texts are in French.
  3. EpiData is a comprehensive yet simple tool for documented data entry but NOT for analysis. EpiData is free and currently developed for windows 95/98/NT/2000. (Works on PowerMac with emulator) 
  4. Electronic Preventive Services Selector (ePSS) is a quick hands-on tool designed to help primary care clinicians identify the screening, counseling, and preventive medication services that are appropriate for their patients. The ePSS is available both as a PDA application and a web-based tool.
  5. CoCASA: Comprehensive Clinic Assessment Software Application is a tool for assessing immunization practices within a clinic, private practice, or any other environment where immunizations are provided. It has data entry and import capabilities. After immunization data have been entered, analysis can pinpoint strengths and areas of improvement for an individual immunization provider.  CoCASA  is designed to assist the implementation of the AFIX strategy..
  6. AnSWR is a software system for coordinating and conducting large-scale, team-based analysis projects that integrate qualitative and quantitative techniques.
  7. MAP MAKER Basic is a simple Geographical Information System (GIS) for non-expert users to create and manipulate maps on personal computers with basic system requirements. Using a variety of  tools  you can navigate around the map, measure distances and areas, draw polygons, lines and symbols, and display and edit data. Map Maker can print maps directly on to any printer or plotter supported by Windows or can export images for inclusion in documents produced on compatible Windows word processors.
  8. SUMA:  The flood of relief supplies that arrive in the aftermath of large-scale disasters often poses serious logistic and management problems for national authorities. SUMA is a tool for the management of humanitarian relief supplies, from the time pledges are made by donors, to their entry into the disaster area and their storage and distribution.
  9. CLUSTER:  This software help a researcher determine if there is a statistically significant chance that a disease cluster occurred other than by random phenomenon. The user must have familiarity with cluster investigation and analysis before attempting to use this software. The software includes 12 statistical methods that analyze the significance of a cluster using techniques that evaluate, time, space, and both time and space clustering.   
  10. IMPS: Integrated Microcomputer Processing System performs the major tasks in survey and census data processing: data entry, data editing, tabulation, data dissemination, statistical analysis and data capture control which can be used as a complete processing system or as stand-alone modules. Developed by a team at the U.S. Census Bureau.
  11. PAS: Population Analysis Spreadsheets  consists of 45 spreadsheets for population analysis, e.g. adjusting any population total by sex to a given age structure. Developed by the U.S. Census Bureau. The PAS documentation is contained in the second volume of the manual Population Analysis with Microcomputers.
  12. Household Registration System (HRS) is a computer system for the automated generation of database software for longitudinal survival studies developed by the Population Council has developed the Household Registration System

  13. RUP: Rural/Urban Projection can be used for projecting the population of one or two areas (usually urban and rural areas) simultaneously. There are two options: (a) to project each of the areas and obtain the total as an aggregate, or (b) to project the total and one area and obtain the other area by subtraction. Developed by the U.S. Census Bureau . Effective policymaking support software from ConstellaFutures group. 

  14. Spectrum Policy Modeling System consolidates several utilities into an integrated package, including:  DemProj: makes demographic projections;  FamPlan: projects family planning requirements needed to reach national goals to address unmet need or achieve desired fertility; AIM : AIDS Impact Model, projects the consequences of the HIV/AIDS epidemic (number of people living with HIV/AIDS, new infections, AIDS deaths by age and sex, cases of tuberculosis and AIDS orphans); RAPID: Resources for the Awareness of Population Impacts on Development, projects the social and economic consequences of high fertility and rapid population growth for labor, education, health, urbanization, and agriculture; PMTCT: Prevention of Maternal-to-Child Transmission, evaluates costs and benefits of intervention programs to reduce transmission of HIV from mother to child;  NewGen: projects the characteristics of the adolescent population in terms of such indicators as school enrollment, sexual activity, pregnancy rates, HIV and STIs prevalence, and marriage rates;  BenCost: Financial benefits and costs of family planning programs, compares the monetary cost of family planning programs to the monetary benefits of reduced levels of social services required at lower levels of fertility

  15. Pipeline helps program managers  gather critical forecasting information, ensure that products arrive on time, maintain consistent stock levels at the program or national level, and prevent stockouts

  16. Research, Statistics, Data & Systems of CMS, the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services.

  17. MassCHIP - Massachusetts Community Health Information Profile includes public health data sets and calculates counts, proportions, rates, and ratios for the Massachusetts Department of Public Health. 

  18. Questionnaire Programming Language (QPL): automates gathering and preparing survey data for analysis, creates computer-aided telephone interview (CATI) or data-entry programs, and builds web-based questionnaires.  Government Accounting Office 

  19. Family Planning Program Monitoring and Evaluation System (FPPMES) - Customized spreadsheet  for Lotus 1-2-3-Version 5.0 (Windows) or Excel 97 that converts quarterly contraceptive supply data, population size and growth rate information into estimates of couple years of protection (CYP) and contraceptive prevalence rates (CPR). John Snow International/USAID. 

  20. Hospital Recurrent Cost Projection Model - Customized spreadsheet in Quattro Pro 6 (Windows) that uses basic attributes such as size, capital costs, specialty mix, intensity of use, etc. to  projects costs based on a set of alternative norms. Management Sciences for Health Downloadable Software

  21. Downloadable software from the U.S. Census Bureau

  • Extract Software - General purpose data display and extraction tool that works with Census Bureau CD-ROMs recorded in dBASE format - (for: IBM-PC's and compatibles with CD-ROM player)
  • VPLX Software - Variance Estimation for Complex Samples (for IBM-PC's and compatibles and UNIX [Sun/Solaris])
  • CSPro (Census and Survey Processing System) is a public-domain software package for entering, tabulating and mapping census and survey data.
  • IMPS software - The Integrated Microcomputer Processing System (IMPS) software performs the major tasks of census and survey processing. * Ferret Data  - Data Extraction and review tool.  

Other Websites with Free PH Software 

Healthcare Freeware:   software programs that provide electronic calculators, unit conversion tools and statistical utilities        

Health Manager's Toolkit: An electronic compendium by Management Sciences for Health of many management tools for health and family planning programs

Brixton Health Website:  Free public health software programs

Public Health Statistical and Mapping Software Sites (many, many) by Betty C. Jung, RN, MPH--  

Epidemiology Software – Links, maintained by Expert Health Data Programming, Inc.

Statistical/Data Resources, maintained by S.M. Public Health Library, U. California--

Epidemiological software and tools, maintained by UNAIDS

Free Statistical Software, compiled by John C. Pezzullo

 
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