Drug Knowledge Base for Electronic Health and Care Record

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£5,644,000

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First Data Bank UK

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System and support services
Industry specific software package
Software package suites
IT software package
Information systems and servers
IT services: consulting, software development, Internet and support

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4 years ago

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HSC Business Services Organisation intends to enter into an agreement with First Data Bank (FDB) UK for the provision of FDB Multilex.  Multilex is FDB UK's proprietary software which provides medicines optimisation and clinical decision support for medicines management for the purposes of embedding within the encompass Programme Epic electronic health and care record.

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