Map of Medicine

Map of Medicine was a healthcare informatics company that provided a clinical decision support (CDS) platform designed to improve patient outcomes through evidence-based clinical pathways. Originally developed as a joint venture between University College London and the Royal Free Hospital, the tool provided clinicians with a visual representation of the patient journey, covering thousands of different health conditions. The platform was widely adopted across the UK National Health Service (NHS) to standardize care, reduce clinical variation, and ensure local services aligned with national guidelines. Following its acquisition by Hearst Health, the company's technology and clinical content were integrated into the First Databank (FDB) portfolio to enhance localized clinical decision support solutions.