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Non Emergency Medical Transportation (NEMT) SoftwareNovusMED is an ecosystem that includes call center, administrative, driver applications, and client/clinic booking applications. NovusMED is the platform of choice for a wide range of medical transportation services and includes configurations for brokerage, providers, senior, community, and home health programs. Accurately manage calls and patient information. Monitor real-time performance and adjust resource capacity to meet changes in service demand. Manage will calls, confirmation calls, and recurring trips/standing orders in real time. Improved mileage reimbursement and cost calculators to manage multiple contractors, funding sources (payors), multiple providers, and volunteer driver programs. Enhanced credential management for vehicles and drivers. Manage subcontractor outsourcing with provider mobile, trip bidding, and trip offers. Able to see the closest vehicle and perform immediate bookings.
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Raima Database Manager is an embedded in-memory database for IoT and Edge devicesRaima Database Manager (RDM) is an embedded relational database optimized to run on resource-constrained IoT edge devices that require real-time response. RDM enables intelligent decisions to be made at the device level within microseconds.
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IUP is a portable toolkit for building graphical user interfaces. It offers a configuration API in three basic languages: C, Lua and LED. IUP purpose is to allow a program to be executed in different systems without any modification.
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registers.nvim
Neovim plugin to preview the contents of the registers
Show register content when you try to access it in Neovim. Written in Lua. This plugin adds an interactive and visually pleasing UI for selecting what register item to paste or use next. It offers basic syntax highlighting, a preview, and an equally (if not more) efficient experience using Neovim registers. One simply uses " or CtrlR as one would normally, and then enjoys the benefit of seeing the contents of all filled registers without having to use the :reg command beforehand. It essentially removes an annoying step in using Neovim registers (checking where a specific item is, which register you might have used earlier, etc.), and lets you increase your efficiency while also increasing Neovim’s aesthetic.
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