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Do you use the label printing tool to produce automatic QOF alerts for repeat prescription patients?
If the answer is yes, you can now automatically record the label into EMIS at the same time as printing the label. The labels can then be audited for exception reporting, using the reporting tool in PatientChase.
To ensure this feature is enabled, open the Label Printing Pop Up, select ‘Options’ in the top right corner and select the ‘Insert into EMIS’ option.
Click the image below for a screenshot of the label printing options:
If you don’t use the label printing tool, click here for a tutorial.
November 8, 2011
Do you have v20 of PopMan yet?
If so, an essential update of PatientChase is required for all EMIS LV practices running the new v20 QOF targets.
For more information on what to do, follow the instructions on PatientChase’s startup screen.
What’s new in this version?
- v20 QOF targets
- Faster syncs
- New front end with Office ribbon effect
- Improved Word merges
- Super fast exports to Excel
- Update to newer .net technology
- Support for docx documents
If you have any questions, please call 0845 402 5161
or email support@patientchase.com
August 1, 2011
Further to a posting made in January (scroll down this page for more info), a quick reminder that it’s very easy to make instant sweeps across your QOF to help you get 100%.
You can do this in several ways:
1)Using the hotkeys within the Search Builder
2) Using the Threshold Search button on the main screen.
Remember, these auto searches are also editable/customisable to how you see fit.
Also, if you’re presently working on recalling patients across varied conditions why not supplement your letters by also sending prescription label reminders at the same time?
If you’d like help with any of the above, just get in touch.
support@patientchase.com
0845 402 5161
March 17, 2011
As with any software, it is very important that you look out for and follow patch update messages on the PatientChase startup screen.
To confirm whether patches have loaded successfully, please check the version number on the startup screen against the number at the very top of the software main screen.
If in doubt, simply email support@patientchase.com
February 4, 2011
We’re often approached by practices wishing to use PatientChase for it’s label printing function – where users can automatically run off co-morbidity QOF target and chronic disease reminders onto labels. These then are matched with corresponding repeat prescriptions. No more manual writing on repeats? Correct!
To view a tutorial on how label printing works, right click over any of your searches and select ‘display popups…’. Then click the corresponding link ‘learn more…’
While independent to us, Control IT is a company which specialises in label printing solutions for GP surgeries. Brother label printers and consumables are held in stock. They provide a reliable service, competitive pricing and give 30 days credit terms to GP surgeries.
Their details can be found on their website.
Please quote ‘PatientChase’ when ordering.
www.control-it.uk.com
January 21, 2011
Flu season is upon us and don’t forget PatientChase is excellent for recalling all those patients requiring a flu jub who have a chronic disease.
Whether they have a flu jab target in 1,2,3 or 4 disease areas, PatientChase can ensure their letter takes into account all the disease areas.
The label printing feature of PatientChase is also perfect for targeting patients coming in to pick up their repeats who also need a flu jab.
Click here for a tutorial on how to use label printing.
If you’d like help with any of the above, please call 0845 4025161.
September 13, 2010
You can momentarily disable the patient counter while using the Search Builder.
This speeds up making your selections, and is most useful when there are many patients in the categories.
To do this, open the Search Builder and press the ‘p’ key to switch the counter off.
Press the ‘p’ key at any time to switch the counter back on.
Click on the image below for a screenshot of the counter disabled:
August 9, 2010
A new patch will be coming your way soon. When the splash screen changes on starting up PatientChase please click on the button which has the text “Click Here to download the update then click on Run”.
After this please Open or Run the patcher and go through the instructions. The whole process should not take any more than a few minutes.
This patch contains a few minor tweaks and fixes which we found since the last update and will change the version to 1.70.02. If you have any problems with patching up please contact customer support.
Many thanks.
Dr Raza Toosy
GP and Developer
June 12, 2010
Do you know a primary or community care nurse or team who are quietly making huge strides in healthcare delivery?
Did you introduce a new strategy or protocol in your practice that improved service delivery?
And has PatientChase helped in this delivery?
For example, the introduction of QOF clinics, fewer necessary patient visits or a more informed chronic disease population?
If any of this sounds familiar then The Nursing in Practice Awards 2010 want to hear from you…
The Nursing in Practice Awards 2010 have been designed to reward the outstanding works carried out by primary care nurses and their teams, who have undertaken projects to improve the quality of care for their patients.
For further information about the awards and on how to enter, please visit www.nursinginpractice.com/awards or call Rebecca Pegg on 020 7214 0598.
The Nursing in Practice Awards team
March 25, 2010
We’ve created a mobile version of www.patientchase.com. You can now view all the latest news on our website from your touchscreen mobile phone.
Modelled after Apple’s app store design specs, www.patientchase.com loads lightning fast.
Click the image for a screenshot:
Officially Supported Devices:
iPhone (all models)
iPod touch (all models)
Android-based smartphones (native browser)
Palm Pre (native browser)
BlackBerry Storm (native browser)
March 1, 2010
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