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FREE SOFTWARE FOR GPS AND DENTISTS FROM AREMISSOFT
Business | July 31, 2001, Tuesday // 00:00
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AremisSoft provides to the Bulgarian GPs and dentists a free new module, designed to make easier the periodical delivering of data for the registered patients to the Regional Health Insurance Funds. The module is being distributed by the National Health Insurance Fund (NHIF) since July 2001. The advantage of the module is that it does not allow listing patients with wrong or missing personal data. It enables compatibility of the list rolls of the registered patients, prepared by the GPs or the dentists, with the list rolls kept by the Regional Health Insurance Funds. It also provides total compatibility with the information system of the NHIF.
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