25 August, 2014, by ClinCaptureTeam
We’re extremely proud to announce that Clinovo has officially received the WHO Drug Dictionaries Medical Coding certification for our open source Electronic Data Capture (EDC) sytem. With this milestone, ClinCapture becomes the first open source EDC system to be WHO Drug certified.
“ClinCapture ’s medical coding module has received unprecedented interest from Clinovo’s customers and prospects since its official release” claims Marc Desgrousilliers, Clinovo’s Chief Technology Officer (CTO). “We are proud to receive the official WHO Drug certification”.
The certification was awarded by the Uppsala Monitoring Centre (UMC). UMC is the global leader in pharmacovigilance and is mandated by the World Health Organization (WHO) to carry on the WHO Drug program and maintain the WHO Drug medical dictionaries. Clinovo’s implementation of the WHO Drug Dictionaries has been validated by the Uppsala Monitoring Centre (UMC) as performing correctly in ClinCapture .

ClinCapture ’s Medical Coding module was developed by Clinovo in collaboration with BioPortal, the global repository of biomedical ontologies from Stanford. ClinCapture ’s medical coding module supports multiple medical coding dictionaries, including WHO Drug, MedDRA, ICD9 and ICD10. ClinCapture also supports auto-coding if a synonym already exists for a medical term.
Our CTO, MarcDesgrousilliers, CTO at Clinovo, will give a live demonstration of ClinCapture’s Medical Coding module on Friday, August 29th at 10am PDT. Ray Fergerson, Project Manager at BioPortal, the global repository of biomedical ontologies from Stanford, and Mikael Nilsson, Sales Engineer at Uppsala Monitoring Centre (UMC) will be available to answer questions from the attendees. Registration is now open at clinovo.com/webinars.
The WHO Drug Dictionaries identify drug names, active ingredients, and therapeutic use in the course of clinical trials and drug safety surveillance. The WHO Drug Dictionaries are utilized by pharmaceutical companies, Clinical Research Organizations (CROs), and regulatory authorities.
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