Result of Open Offer

Clinical Computing PLC
01 September 2003

1 September 2003

Clinical Computing Plc ('Clinical Computing' or the 'Company')


Result of Open Offer


On 6 August 2003, Clinical Computing announced the proposed placing of 6,430,051
New Ordinary Shares at 40 pence per share incorporating an Open Offer to
Qualifying Shareholders of 4,180,051 New Ordinary Shares on the basis of 1 New
Ordinary Share for every 6 Existing Ordinary Shares.


The Company announces today that valid acceptances have been received in respect
of 2,223,962 New Ordinary Shares representing a total of 53.2% of those
available under the Open Offer.


Of the valid acceptances, in accordance with their irrevocable undertakings to
take up part of their entitlement, aggregate acceptances in respect of 750,000
New Ordinary Shares have been received from Howard Kitchner and Michael Gordon,
two Directors of the Company, and David Althschuler, a significant shareholder,
representing 17.9% of those New Ordinary Shares available under the Open Offer.


Of the 1,956,089 not taken up under the Open Offer the Directors and Mr
Altschuler irrevocably undertook not to take up in total 947,833 New Ordinary
Shares representing 22.7 per cent. of the total available under the Open Offer.


Shareholders are reminded of the extraordinary general meeting of the Company to
take place at 10.00 am on 1 September 2003 at the office of Investec, 2 Gresham
Street, London EC2V 7QP.


The Placing and Open Offer remain conditional upon admission of the New Ordinary
Shares to the Official List and to trading on the London Stock Exchange's market
for listed securities, which is expected to take place on 2 September 2003.


Enquiries
Clinical Computing plc                                  Tel: [phone]
Joseph Marlovits, Company Secretary


Investec Investment Banking                             Tel: [phone]
Nigel Tose, Co Head of Corporate Finance
Andrew Craig







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