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Last updated: 2/5/2006

Download Page for CLUE-CBH

Version CBH supports early version Read Codes (4-byte and Version 2)

Links for CLUE CBH

Downloads for CLUE-CBH

CLUE CBH software can be downloaded from this page together with the current release of NHS Read Codes  in CLUE data format. The downloads are provided as a set of zipped files. 

Installation Setup for CLUE-CBH

Reference File name and size Description Who needs it
Setup ClueCBH_Setup_1999_11.zip
3,696 KB		 The CLUE CBH application setup program. New users

Current NHS Read Codes in CLUE-CBH  format

Reference File name and size Description Who needs it
5 character data. ClueCBH_5_2006_05.zip
2,846 KB		 The main CLUE CBH data 5 character code files.
Terms: April 2006
Medication: May 2006
Unzip this file into the application directory for code updates or after the application has been installed. The zip file contains a relative path to extract the files to RCC5 sub-folder. The files should be extracted with the "Use folder names" option checked.		 All users and those requiring  code updates
4 character data ClueCBH_4_2006_05.zip
1,345 KB		 The main CLUE CBH data 4 character code files.
Terms: April 2006
Medication: May 2006
Unzip this file into the application directory for code updates or after the application has been installed. The zip file contains a relative path to extract the files to RCC4 sub-folder. The files should be extracted with the "Use folder names" option checked.		 All users and those requiring  code updates

Installation instructions

1. Before you start you will need:
  • A computer with a Pentium processor running at least Windows 95 and preferably 98, NT or XP.
  • At least 32 MB of RAM and a spare 15 MB of hard disk space.
  • A program capable of unzipping files compressed in the PkZip format. Examples of such programs include WinZip, ZipMagic, PkZip.
2. Download the following files into a temporary folder on your system.

ClueCBH_Setup_1999_11.zip

ClueCBH_5_2006_05.zip

ClueCBH_4_2006_05.zip

The remaining instructions assume these files were downloaded into a folder called "c:\tmp\clue" --  this name is not important.
3. Extract the first of these files into another temporary folder using an unzip program.

This could be a subfolder of the first temporary folder. For example you could call the folder "c:\tmp\clue\setup".
4. Run the setup.exe program in the new folder by double clicking on it. If you have followed the suggested names so far this will be "c:\tmp\clue\setup\setup.exe".
  • Answer the prompts from the setup program. You should accept the suggestion to install in "C:\Program Files\clue" unless you have a particular need to install the program somewhere else. If you are using ClueCBH for code lookups in MIQUEST then you should install ClueCBH into your MIQUEST directory, usually "C:\Program Files\Miquest4"
5. Use an unzip program to extract the data from the "Data" files into "C:\Program Files\clue" (or the equivalent subfolder if you installed the application in another place eg."C:\Program Files\Miquest4"). The zip files contain paths to extract the files to RCC4 or RCC5 sub-directories depending on the coding scheme and should be extracted with the "Use folder names" option checked.
  • While extracting files from the "Data" files you may be prompted to overwrite existing files. You should respond "Yes" to these prompts.
6. You can now run the CLUE CBH Lookup program from your Start/Programs menu.

Limitation of Liability

The user or integrator must accept full responsibility for any direct of consequential loss resulting from the use of this software.

Note that:

  • The Clinical Information Consultancy is unable to control the way in which CLUE may be used in an application
  • The Clinical Information Consultancy is not responsible for the content of the NHS Clinical Terms
  • The Clinical Information Consultancy is making this software freely available on the basis that it is accepted as found and that the user or integrator checks the fitness for purpose prior to use.
  • The Clinical Information Consultancy will from time to time make software updates available on the same basis. However, no obligation is accepted to provide any support level agreement to free licence holders. We will be happy to discuss commercial terms for such support if it is required.
  • The Clinical Information Consultancy will arrange for distribution of the content of the NHS Clinical Terms in a form suitable for use in this software. This will be available as and when released by the NHS Information Authority, usually with a delay of no more four weeks from receipt by us to distribution via the web.

 

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CLUE-CBH - Early version Read Codes
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CLUE-2 - NHS Clinical Terms Version 3

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CLUE-5 - SNOMED CT

 

The Clinical Information Consultancy

 

Last updated: 2/5/2005