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First DataBank strengthens investment in Middle East healthcare ex

by Maggy Parries · 2010-05-03

First DataBank strengthens investment in Middle East healthcare expansionDarren NicholsApril 30, 2010 – Press Dispensary – As part of its ongoing Middle East expansion strategy, First DataBank, a leading provider of drug databases and clinical decision support, will be attending two major conferences in the Middle East in May. The Saudi eHealth Conference in Riyadh, 2-4 May www.saudiehealth.org and the Iraq Regional Health Summit to be held in Istanbul on 21-22 May www.investmentsummits.com.First DataBank Managing Director, Darren Nichols said, “We have been delighted by the response to our clinical decision support products in the Middle East. The decision to raise our profile at these two strategic events demonstrates

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