Surface the information you need for seamless workflow integration
Flexible licensing models to suit your needs
Enhance decision-making and improve patient outcomes by licensing trusted evidence-based pharmaceuticals information.
Get information delivered as a live feed to integrate with your internal systems (APIs); receive full content files; or simply just get extracts for specific needs (XML, JSON files).
We are committed to a consultative process that allows us to
understand your needs and ensure you derive the most value from our clinical content. A dedicated account manager will guide you through the process — from identifying the most helpful information to you, through to selecting the information delivery mechanism that best meets your requirements.
Tailored content
Increase clinical efficiency with world-class content that is located in one place. Surface clinically relevant information at various points of care that integrates seamlessly with your native clinical systems
Stay on top of developmentswith globally trusted, evidence-based content that's regularly updated
Drive medical research with the help of Martindale: The Complete Drug Reference international preparations database
Support claims resolution by using price information from the British National Formulary to track pricing fluctuations
Trusted content
Our dedicated editorial team of clinical writers, pharmacists and life science graduates, review literature from many sources and translate evidence into information to support prescribing, dispensing and administering decision-making. This independent information undergoes a rigorous approval process before publication and is revalidated, revised and updated every month
Resources include:
British National Formulary
BNF for Children
Stockley's Drug Interactions
Stockley's Interactions Checker
Martindale: The Complete Drug Reference
Martindale's ADR Checker
At the heart of all publications is our expert information. Our one-off and live feed offerings allow you to take a selection of data from our publications to cater for your individual needs
Pricing tailored to your business
Relevant content at point of need
Expert in-house editorial team
Information delivered seamlessly
Bespoke charging model based on your licensing needs
The most up-to-date content available to support your decisions
Unbiased, evidenced and accurate content at your fingertips
Information feeds (APIs)* or file delivery to suit your needs
A small healthcare research firm needed to link medication information with various international codes to their common active ingredients.
By linking international codes with their common active ingredients, participants were able to find and select their medications without entry error, and researchers to interrogate the information for common factors.
Health insurance provider improves claim resolution
One of the UK's largest health insurance providers approached us to help them process a large number of claims from their partner healthcare providers.
With our content they were able to streamline claims processing and resolution with their care providers, leading to increased efficiency.
Leading clinical software provider improves access to crucial content
A clinical software provider discovered that their users were frequently exiting internal systems to access clinical content on the BNF. This resulted in inefficiency, due to interruptions in workflow.
By providing them with access to comprehensive and continually updated clinical content from the BNF in full, their users could access medicines information at critical points of care in the most efficient way.
Global clinical IT and solutions provider increases market share
A global systems provider needed to offer evidence-based interactions checking and guidance that would meet
their users high clinical standards.
By providing them with crucial interactions information to embed in their systems, they could offer globally trusted, evidence-based content to their customers, enabling the provider to increase their market
share in the region.
“We needed to ensure our world-class EPMA solution provided the most up-to-date and accurate advice on managing drug interactions, and Stockley’s Drug Interactions has met these crucial needs for our software. Since the launch of our EPMA solution, feedback from hospital clinicians and pharmacists has been very positive including the depth of content and detailed drug references that Stockley’s Drug Interactions provides”.
Umang Patel
Chief Pharmacy Information Officer
Nervecentre Software Ltd
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CUSTOMER CASE STUDY
Small healthcare research firm increases international drug database
We helped a small healthcare research firm working with a Government body capturing data from migraine sufferers on a national scale.
Patients signing up for the study needed to be able to log all medications in an app to help map trends and identify possible causation.
Patients may have had drugs prescribed and dispensed outside the country of study, but these still needed to be captured.
As the service was patient-facing, clinical data was not required.
We supplied a file containing the Martindale Preparations database. This contained medicines data from 40 countries, covering over 7,500 medications.
The data could be linked via various international codes to their common active ingredients, allowing app users to find and select their medications without entry error, and researchers to interrogate the data for common factors.
CUSTOMER CASE STUDY
Leading clinical software provider improves access to crucial content
We helped a clinical software provider to improve the way in which their users accessed content by preventing inefficiencies in workflow.
Users of the software were frequently navigating out of their internal systems to access content from the BNF and other publications hosted on MedicinesComplete. This process cost time and reduced efficiency.
As the users operated in the clinical setting, up to date clinical content was required.
We were able to provide a file that contains the full clinical content, updated alongside the online version
to ensure currency of information and allow them to host on their own servers.
The data could be fully embedded into their systems in operation across the NHS. This allowed users to remain native within these systems as users could access shortcuts to clinically
relevant information at the most relevant points of care.
CUSTOMER CASE STUDY
Health insurance provider improvesclaims resolution
One of the UK’s largest health insurance providers approached us to help them process a huge number of claims from their partner healthcare providers, including large numbers of medicines dispensed to patients.
We worked with them to develop an API endpoint that included a full set of drugs from the BNF including non-proprietary pricing (BNF Price).
The data contained many common codes (SNOMED CT, dm+d, DOI) to allow them to quickly import and link it with existing systems.
They now use the pricing information derived from the BNF to streamline their processing and resolution of claims with their healthcare providers.
Integration with internal systems increased the automation of processing and allowed for pricing
data to be updated on a much more regular basis, whilst preserving a record of previous prices for long term and complex claims.
CUSTOMER CASE STUDY
Global clinical IT and solutions provider improves their market share
A global clinical IT and solutions provider wanted to offer globally trusted, evidence-based content to their customers that could be accessed through their existing systems.
We worked with them to develop an API endpoint that included snapshot summaries, guidance and supporting evidence files from Stockley’s Drug Interactions.
The data was integrated seamlessly into their native clinical systems, ensuring supply of relevant and current information at critical points of care.
They now continue to increase market share in the region, from individual hospitals to state-wide health systems.
