Clinical Care Computing: Achieve Change, Deliver Value

Abies Ltd.The Clinical Care Computing: Achieve Change, Deliver Value conference is to be held on Tuesday 4 July 2006 at the Royal Society of Medicine, London, with pre-conference tutorials the previous day.

This conference is about learning from the experience of others to achieve change and deliver value by using computers in clinical settings to improve efficiency, effectiveness and safety – not just build data mountains to support secondary uses. The focus is on the leading edge of clinical computing at the point of care, electronic shared care and knowledge-based systems.

This Conference will be of value to CIOs, managers, analysts and clinicians involved in introducing systems in acute, primary, community and mental health care.

This conference is organised by Abies Ltd. Abies has a twenty-year connection with clinical terminology, going back to the origins of the Read Codes. Abies is a leading provider of education in the UK for HL7 and SNOMED CT.

For further information and on-line registration, please visit:
www.abies.co.uk

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