AGM Statement

Clinical Computing PLC 16 May 2002 For Immediate Release 16 May 2002 Clinical Computing Plc Chairman's AGM Statement Clinical Computing plc ('the Group'), the international developer of clinical information systems for the healthcare market, held its AGM in Richmond, Surrey at 12 noon today. All resolutions were passed. At the AGM, Mike Gordon, Chairman, told shareholders: 'The Group's focus for the first half of this year has been the completion of the Clinical Vision product. Clinical Vision Version 4.0 is now in the quality assurance phase of the development life cycle. We plan to install it at our US Beta site before the end of the first half 2002, and we will then implement the backlog of orders. The initial specialty will be renal dialysis, followed shortly thereafter by transplant products for kidney, liver, heart, lung, and pancreas. The tools created with the Clinical Vision 4.0 framework position the Group to build further applications efficiently and rapidly. Clinical Vision 4.0 matches the increased focus of the NHS on clinical systems that can integrate to provide a total patient record. Having guided the Group through the development of Clinical Vision for the past few years, and now seeing its completion I propose to step aside for a younger colleague, Howard Kitchner, a current non-executive, to succeed me as Chairman. This will assist the Group's transition from product development to sales and marketing. I will, however, stay involved with the company as a non-executive director. First half results for 2002 are expected to be similar to those of first half 2001. I remain confident about the prospects for Clinical Vision and for our expansion in both current and broader markets.' ENDS Contacts: Clinical Computing PLC Binns & Co PR Ltd Jack Richardson, Chief Executive Paul McManus Tel: 020 8380 4400 Tel: 07980 541893 This information is provided by RNS The company news service from the London Stock Exchange

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