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PROFESSIONAL INFORMATION SERVICES

Turn a scattered information landscape into a clearer brief.

For NHS medicines and strategy teams, professional societies, pharmacy and clinic groups, and life sciences organisations. Start with a specific information need. Commission only the scope you require.

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PUBLIC REFERENCE

Explore the evidence

Open access

Search the current database, follow primary sources and compare the questions of evidence, authorisation and access.

  • Current records and published source links
  • Verification dates and editorial methodology
  • Public reference access remains free
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COMMISSIONED BRIEF

Answer a defined question

Fixed scope quotation

A focused research assignment for a committee paper, policy discussion or professional information need.

  • Agreed question, jurisdiction and source cut off
  • Written brief with sources, uncertainties and relevant milestones
  • Delivery date, fee and internal use rights agreed in advance
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ORGANISATIONAL MONITORING

Keep a defined horizon in view

Recurring service quotation

Discuss a watchlist and briefing cycle matched to your organisation’s responsibilities.

  • Named topics and jurisdictions within an agreed watchlist
  • Dated change summaries with source links and implications
  • Review cadence, escalation criteria and renewal terms agreed in writing
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Paid work is offered by written proposal. Fees depend on scope, delivery frequency and use rights. There is no automatic subscription or payment commitment through this website. Availability and the contracting supplier are confirmed before a paid engagement.

WHAT YOU RECEIVE

An answer that can be traced back to its source.

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A defined question

The exact molecule or product, indication, jurisdiction and decision context. No implied equivalence between markets.

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A dated evidence trail

Source publisher, publication date where available, date checked, reported finding and an explicit distinction between fact and interpretation.

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Boundaries and next steps

Unresolved questions, evidence gaps and relevant future milestones. Information for professional judgement, without patient specific recommendations.

FROM QUESTION TO ENGAGEMENT

A straightforward commissioning process.

  1. Tell us the question. Explain the audience, jurisdiction, output and timing you need.
  2. Agree a written proposal. Confirm scope, fee, delivery, sources, review responsibilities and use rights.
  3. Review the output. Challenge the source trail and request correction of factual errors.
  4. Continue only if useful. A recurring service requires a separate agreed cadence and renewal arrangement.
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START A CONVERSATION

What does your organisation need to know?

Request an introductory discussion, a demonstration or a scoped proposal. Include a deadline and preferred output if known. Please do not submit patient information or confidential case material.

Business contact details only. Please read our privacy notice. Do not include patient information.

Before you enquire

Is the public database becoming paid?

No. Public reference access remains available. Commissioned research and an agreed monitoring service are separate paid offerings.

Is this real time monitoring?

No real time or exhaustive coverage is promised. Public records show their verification dates. Any commissioned monitoring cadence and escalation arrangements are agreed in the proposal.

Can an NHS organisation commission a service?

We welcome enquiries from NHS organisations. Any purchase is subject to the organisation’s procurement, information governance and assurance requirements. No NHS endorsement, framework listing or completed assessment is claimed.

Does payment affect an evidence judgement?

No. Commercial interests cannot determine regulatory descriptions or evidence grading. Corrections are assessed against the underlying sources.