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Health Management Technology, April, 2004
Adapting to most operating systems and relational database management systems, Drug Information Framework version 3.1 is a suite of software applications for integrating drug information content from the National Drug Data File Plus and other knowledge bases into healthcare information systems. It encompasses Enhances Theraoeutic Classification. Intravenous and other modules that improve clinical decision support to offer a wide range of drug screening information at the point of care. A customization layer allows developers to categorize content in the Framework database to ensure that user-defined content integrates seamlessly into the database without risk of corrupting it during updates. Other features include multiple access points that make users' points of entry into the drug data as specific or general as needed, intuitive domain-based objects for easier software familiarization, and a choice of clinics monographs. First DataBank Inc., San Bruno, Calif.
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