Social media enthusiast at the intersection of IT and Health care. Employee of The Drug Information Association: The Global Forum for Therapeutic Innovation & Regulatory Science - A Neutral, Nonprofit Association
Friday, April 6, 2012
FDA Calls For Text-Mining Software.
Modern Healthcare (4/6, McKinney, Subscription
Publication) reports, "The Food and Drug Administration has put out a call
to vendors for text-mining software that relies on natural language processing.
The software will be used by the agency's Center for Drug Evaluation and
Research 'to rapidly analyze documents to find therapeutically useful and
possibly unknown associations between drugs, disease processes, adverse events
and therapeutic agents,' the FDA said in a request for proposals published on
the Federal Business Opportunities website." The FDA expects "to
choose a vendor based on overall value" and to announce the award in May.
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