Associations (2/3 )

National and international associations, federations and societies:Healthcare Consumer Associations, Industrial Associations and Groups, Scientific Associations and Federations

Companies (9/7 )

Companies working in the domain of biomedical informatics:Bioinformatics and Genomics, Data analysis and Visualisaiton, Decision Support Systems Developpement, Health Record Systems, Imaging and Image Processing, Ontology Development, Telemedicine and Remote Monitoring

Consultants and Experts (1/- )

Consultant and expert and knowledgible people in any domain of health informatics:

Databases and Repositories (1/2 )

Online databases, repositories, classifications and ontologies:Gene Databases, Ontologies

Foundations and Communities (4/- )

Foundations and communities supporting open source software or standards:

Hardware (-/- )

Hardware related to biomedical informatics:

Journals (4/- )

Journals with a scope related to biomedical informatics:

Organisations and Governmental Institutions (9/2 )

Governmental and international organisations:International, National

Software and Software as Service (6/9 )

Software which can be downloaded or accessed to via Web.Bioinformatics, Genomics, Proteomics, Nutriomics, Classifications and Ontologies, Data Analysis and Visualisaiton, Decision Support, Reasoning and Artificial Intellignece, Electronic Helath Records, Game, Education and Real Life Simulation, Imaging and Image Analysis, Natural Language and Text Analysis, Telemedicine and Telecare

Standards, Ontologies, and Classifications (3/- )

Standards, ontologies and classifications

Universities and Courses (2/- )

Universities and institutions proposing biomedical informatics courses:

Websites (3/- )

Websites for healthcare professionals or patients containing health informatics content.