New contract gain

Clinical Computing PLC
12 June 2001


For Immediate Release, 12 June 2001



                         CLINICAL COMPUTING, PLC:
                              CONTRACT GAIN
      Clinical Computing PLC and Independent Dialysis Foundation, Inc.:
     Agreement to Purchase Clinical Vision/Renal Vision clinical software


Clinical Computing, Plc., (CCL) the international provider of clinical
software solutions for the renal dialysis market, announces that its
wholly-owned US subsidiary, Clinical Computing, Inc. (CCI) has signed a
contract for the delivery of its Clinical Vision/Renal VisionTM software for
general testing in the US with Independent Dialysis Foundation, Inc. (IDF) in
Baltimore, Maryland.

Clinical Vision/Renal Vision is the third generation renal software solution
from Clinical Computing and is the result of a three-year development effort.
Clinical Vision, like its predecessors (PROTONTM, di-PROTONTM) was developed
to deliver future resistant value with technologies that are ahead of its
competition.  In addition to serving the renal marketplace, Clinical Vision is
designed to extend into other clinical applications such as solid organ
transplantation.

IDF is a leading provider of End Stage Renal Disease treatments in the
Baltimore area and is led by Dr. John Sadler, a nationally known Nephrologist.
IDF provides hemodialysis to over 500 patients in ten facilities throughout
Maryland.


Tracey Mooney, CPA, Chief Financial Officer of IDF, said:


'Clinical Computing demonstrates their strength as a company through their
responsiveness and by incorporating our suggestions into their go-forward
strategy.  Our experience with the Clinical Vision product is that it is easy
to learn and user friendly.'

Under the agreement, CCI will deliver its comprehensive clinical software for
the renal market on multiple platforms including Windows, Web and PDAs.  IDF
will utilize the system to provide comprehensive charting, patient data
analysis and to automate charge capture, resulting in a seamless blending of
clinical vision and fiscal operations.

The product was installed in the first week of May, 2001 and will be tested in
a clinical setting for 60 days, commencing in June of 2001.


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