UK’s Map of Medicine Acquired
April 6, 2008 at 12:48 am | In Decision Support, Electronic Health Records, Evidence Based Medicine, NHS Connecting for Health, NPfIT, health informatics | No CommentsTags: Connecting for Health, Evidence Based Medicine, health informatics, map of medicine, nhs, NPfIT
Congratulations to Map of Medicine’s founders Owen Epstein and Mike Stein and their team:
Hearst Corporation today announced the acquisition of U.K.-based Map of Medicine, a leading provider of evidence-based health-care resources designed to help health practitioners make sound decisions by following accessible clinical information on a range of relevant medical issues. The announcement was made by Victor F. Ganzi, president & CEO, Hearst Corporation, and Richard P. Malloch, president of Hearst Business Media. Map of Medicine, formerly owned by Informa plc, will be managed in London as a separate operating unit (Map of Medicine, a UK limited company) of Hearst Business Media.
Sir Muir Gray on the Map of Medicine:
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