I was at The Commissioning Show this week and there still seem to be a few practices who have not informed patients over 75 years old about their named GP. This should be done by 1st July and, as that is next Tuesday, time is of the essence.
There are three stages:
- Identify the patients
- Send the letters (or other notification)
- Put the code in to say that you have done so - 67DJ
We use EMIS Web (for about six weeks!) and have used Docmail for our bulk mailing for a while. They are approved to handle patient data and the whole thing (paper, envelope, printing) is less than the price of a stamp, even after VAT.
This should be able to be done in less than 30 minutes, or forty if you include watching my video below. This uses EMIS and Docmail although is certainly not a complete Docmail tutorial. Once the address are uploaded it is pretty much self explanatory. Do please let me know either here, in the youtube comments or on Twitter if you find this useful.
2 comments:
Today online medical advice is very important. and various doctors is providing their services online.
This is a very helpful guide for medical practices that need to complete patient notifications on time. Breaking the process into simple steps makes it much easier to understand and follow. I am currently working at the software house Kamal Babar, so I appreciate clear instructions that save time and improve efficiency. Thanks for sharing these practical tips and the video, which will be valuable for practices managing this important task.
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