The Health and Social Care Information Centre has approved the integration of Total Solutions’ MediBooks medical billing software with SystmOne general practice software. Through the integration, ...

TPP-UK, the company behind the SystmOne patient records system, has hit back at claims made over the weekend that surgeries enabling 'enhanced data sharing' are putting patients' medical records at ...

GPs using SystmOne should not switch off enhanced information sharing despite concerns that patients records could be compromised, the Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) has said. Pulse revealed ...

Practices are being asked to provide more information about a SystmOne issue that has been causing computers to crash when clinicians try to order diagnostic tests. In a letter to practices, Mid and ...

Airedale Hospital has been using TPP’s SystmOne to share primary and secondary care information for over six months and it has transformed care, allowing nurses and doctors in the emergency department ...

Accenture (UK)Mark Radvanyi, + 44 20 7844 5406orAccenture (U.S.)Jenn Francis, + 630-338-6426orTPPSarah Griffin and (NYSE: ACN) have signed a new three-year agreement with to implement a full hospital ...

NHS Trust signs a five-year seven-figure deal with Trustmarque to implement its electronic medical record solution in a bid to cut costs and improve patient care Wrightington, Wigan and Leigh (WWL) ...

A data breach led to the NHS accidentally sharing the confidential health data of 150,000 patients. The breach was a result of a coding error in one of the most ...

10:58, Thu, May 12, 2016 Updated: 11:13, Thu, May 12, 2016 Medicine regulators have issued an alerts to more than 2,000 GP practices across Britain - warning them about a bug in the system which ...

HOSPITALS must adopt technological advancements to become next-generation healthcare delivery organisations. More hospitals will be able to provide a better experience for patients seeking treatments ...

Thousands of patients may have been wrongly put on statins, while others at high risk of heart attacks have been advised against the drugs in error, following a major NHS blunder. Medicines regulators ...