GNU Health on Ubuntu 24.04

Overview

GNU Health is a free and libre Hospital and Health Information System, and an official GNU project. It brings together electronic medical records, patient and health professional management, health institutions, appointments and clinical evaluations on top of the mature Tryton application framework, so a clinic, hospital or health programme can manage demographics and clinical information in one place. Clinicians and administrators work through a clean web client in the browser, backed by a robust PostgreSQL datastore, and the underlying framework is designed to be extended with the many optional GNU Health modules covering areas from laboratory and imaging to socioeconomics and disease notification.

It suits health centres, hospitals, research institutions and public health programmes that want a proven, community driven health information system they run themselves, keeping patient records on infrastructure they control rather than a third party service.

Common uses

• Run a self hosted electronic medical record and hospital information system you control
• Manage patients, health professionals, institutions and clinical evaluations in one place
• Give a clinic, hospital or public health programme a proven free and libre health information system

See it running

Real screenshots taken while testing this image against its deployment guide.