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CliniClue Accessible Cross Maps
The following archives files contain an Microsoft Access® database in a form that enables CliniClue® to display the relevant CrossMaps. You may not use this file except in compliance with the License:
LICENCE CONDITIONS FOR MATERIALS ON THIS PAGE
The materials referenced from this page include copyright materials subject to specific licensing conditions noted against each file listed below. In addition, the materials contain references to information in the coding schemes and classifications that represent the target of the cross maps. The Clinical Information Consultancy Ltd (CIC Ltd) is posting this material as a service to organisation holding appropriate licences for use of these materials. Neither CIC Ltd nor any of its employees or agents are responsible for the content of the tables included in these files and CIC involvement is limited to converting the supplied data into a form accessible to CliniClue.
Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, materials distributed under the License are distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS, WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied.
NHS UK CrossMaps 2008-10-01
- Subject to acceptance the licensing conditions of the IHTSDO (see www.ihtsdo.org/our-standards/licensing) and those of the UK Terminology Centre (see www.uktcregistration.nss.cfh.nhs.uk/trud)
- If you accept the conditions click here to download.
Once a CrossMap archive file has been downloaded proceed as follows to make it accessible in CliniClue 2006 ...
- Extract the contained 'mdb' file into the 'resources' subfolder of the application folder
- e.g. c:\Program Files\CliniClue Browser\resources
- In the CliniClue Browser select the menu option "File"/"Database Connection Manager".
- Specify the location of the CrossMap database (i.e. this should point to the extracted file).
- Check the 'Auto connect' option for the CrossMap database.
- Close the connection manager dialog
- Exit from the CliniClue Browser
- Reload the CliniClue Browser
- Use the "Layout"/"Load Layout" menu and select the "MAP (built-in)" layout