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Ubuntu-Med is collaborative medical education community linking medical schools, residency and fellowship programs in creating shared educational resources for physician and patient education.

Packages

Ubuntu-Med includes packages in the following categories:

• Medical Education:

• Educational Topics
• Case Reports
• Journal Club
• Clinical Images
• Multimedia

• Knowledge Assessment
• Patient Education:

• Videos
• Articles

Availability

Ubuntu-Med is available as an online platform.

See also

• Debian-Med – a Debian Pure Blend
• Electronic health record
• Health informatics

References

External links

• Ubuntu-Med – Homepage of the Project
• Ubuntu-Med – Official Website

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