|Articles|September 15, 2015

BioClinica Announces First Partner in eHealth App xChange

BioClinica announced that Medelinked has joined its eHealth App xChange^TM, an alliance channel of partners for its eHealth Cloud™ solutions. Medelinked’s electronic patient health record is the first partner to join the platform.

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