SMI integrates and structures relevant clinical information sources into a single clinical decision support system that enables physicians and pharmacists to find what they need with just one search. Evidence-based medical information from recognized content providers are delivered as raw data for direct import into our database, where they are subsequently attached with ATC codes, ICD10/Snomed codes and mapped with Eu¬ropean drug ID´s and integrated with country specific drug information, so that all relevant data sources are structured and available in a single system. This enables faster and more integrated searches enabling you to compare different medical information sources on the fly in a split second.

SMI provide healthcare professionals’ Clinical Decision Support at the point of care through access to the worlds most trusted Evidence-based medical information sources within a one-stop-shop solution. The documentation provided by SMI consists both of country specific information that is officially made available in every country (like the summary of product characteristics), brand name information from pharmaceutical companies and unbiased Evidence-based information gathered from medical facilities and obtained from providers of medical content.

SMI Formulary management system helps your team and facility comply with Joint Commission regulations, follow pharmacy guidelines and reduce time spent on the management of formulary conversions. Changes are instantly available to physicians, nurses and pharmacists through a web browser, in print and on mobile devices. Pharmacists can update formularies, issue relevant alerts and other useful information, all through a web browser.

Your content will be published in the right context along with all the other clinical information sources available in the SMI portal. By linking your formularies with the SMI mapping system your content will always be updated in real-time and published exactly where you want it and to whom you want it with a single click.

SMI provides active clinical decision support at the point of care. When implemented into an EMR system our Medication Screening Module will automatically check the patient´s medication and flag an alert if there is a potential problem with a drug-drug interaction, contraindication, drug-allergy and drug-disease reaction, therapeutic duplication, drug duplication, precautions, dosage range etc.

Healthcare professionals can use the Medication Screening module in SMI as a reliable tool in reducing medication errors and optimizing drug utilization. The screening results and documentation are all Evidence-based derived from trusted Evidence-based content providers.

The healthcare landscape is rapidly transforming, both at home and abroad. SMI pro¬vides you with an overview of the most updated medical information from across the globe. SMI has specialized in mapping global brand and generic drug names with country specific drug files, thereby creating interoperability between global and country specific drug information. When implemented into your EMR system you can get access to updated and evidence-based clinical decision support directly from the patient´s medication record. You can also have a fast and efficient access through your mobile device. SMI aims to deliver:

1. the right information (evidence-based guidance, response to clinical need)
2. to the right people (entire care team – including the patient)
3. through the right channels (EMR, mobile device, patient portal)
4. in the right formats (order sets, flow-sheets, dashboards, patient lists)
5. at the right times (for key decision or action)

Users can search by brand name, generic name, indication, adverse reaction etc. where after the search result will provide a first overview on answers to your clinical question. If needed, search results can further be narrowed down by using context specific filters, like generic name, brand name, ATC code, indications, information source, country or by categories such as adverse reactions, contraindications, interactions, precautions and dosing & uses. You can also combine search words like “metformin + headache” and get shortcuts to fast answers (In this case it will take a few seconds to learn that metformin in about 6 % of patient cases can cause headache as an adverse reaction). You can also search among more than 500.000 drug names from +200 countries enabling you to identify and substitute drugs across borders.