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Shanti Medical Centre — Enlivio Health EMIS: link removed.
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Fig Tree Medical Practice — Enlivio Health EMIS: link removed.
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Little Lever Health Centre 2 — Enlivio Health EMIS: link removed.
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Heaton Medical Centre — Enlivio Health EMIS: link removed.
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Halliwell Surgery 2 — Enlivio Health EMIS: link removed.
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Mandalay Medical Centre — Enlivio Health EMIS: link removed.
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The Oaks Family Practice — Enlivio Health EMIS: link removed.
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Little Lever Health Centre 1 — Enlivio Health EMIS: link removed.
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The Alastair Ross Medical Practice — Enlivio Health EMIS: link removed.
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Harwood Medical Centre — Enlivio Health EMIS: link removed.
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Spring House Surgery — Enlivio Health EMIS: link removed.
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The Bolton Family Practice — Enlivio Health EMIS: link removed.
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Octagon Medical Centre — Enlivio Health EMIS: link removed.
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Tonge Fold Health Centre — Enlivio Health EMIS: link removed.
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St Helens Road Practice — Enlivio Health EMIS: link removed.
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Pike View, Dr Malhotra & Partners — Enlivio Health EMIS: link removed.
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The Dunstan Partnership — Enlivio Health EMIS: link removed.
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Enlivio Health EMIS: Supplier Name updated.
Supplier Name: Optum → Enlivio Health
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Enlivio Health EMIS: Supplier Name, About updated.
Supplier Name: Optum → Enlivio Health
About: Optum EMIS generally refers to EMIS Web, a clinical record used across primary, community, hospice and specialist care. It supports consultations, coded diagnoses, medication and allergy records, test information, appointments, templates, protocols and clinical decision support within a longitudinal patient record. Sharing and interoperability services can make relevant information available across participating care settings, while mobile options allow community clinicians to view and update records away from a fixed workstation. The database label does not identify the installed EMIS generation or modules, so scope should be confirmed locally. EMIS Web is not normally a full acute inpatient EPR, and specialty workflows, integrations and data-sharing controls depend on deployment. → EMIS Web is a clinical record used across primary, community, hospice and specialist care. It supports consultations, coded diagnoses, medication and allergy records, test information, appointments, templates, protocols and clinical decision support within a longitudinal patient record. Sharing and interoperability services can make relevant information available across participating care settings, while mobile options allow community clinicians to view and update records away from a fixed workstation. The database label does not identify the installed EMIS generation or modules, so scope should be confirmed locally. EMIS Web is not normally a full acute inpatient EPR, and specialty workflows, integrations and data-sharing controls depend on deployment.
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Enlivio Health EMIS: Supplier Name, About updated.
Supplier Name: Optum → Enlivio Health
About: The Optum EMIS label can cover different administrative products and should be checked against the installed system. EMIS Web manages patient registration, appointments, consultations and service workflows in primary and community care. In acute hospitals, the supplier's dedicated product is CaMIS PAS, which combines a patient master index with outpatient, inpatient and waiting-list information. CaMIS supports referrals, appointments, admissions, transfers, discharge, patient pathways and national reporting, and can integrate with departmental systems through an integration engine. Because the database records only “EMIS,” it is unsafe to assume which PAS is meant. Identity, waiting-list, RTT, e-referral and inpatient capabilities therefore require local verification. → EMIS Web manages patient registration, appointments, consultations and service workflows in primary and community care. In acute hospitals, the supplier's dedicated product is CaMIS PAS, which combines a patient master index with outpatient, inpatient and waiting-list information. CaMIS supports referrals, appointments, admissions, transfers, discharge, patient pathways and national reporting, and can integrate with departmental systems through an integration engine. Because the database records only “EMIS,” it is unsafe to assume which PAS is meant. Identity, waiting-list, RTT, e-referral and inpatient capabilities therefore require local verification.
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Northern Care Alliance NHS Foundation Trust — Apperta OpenEyes: link added.
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Wrightington, Wigan and Leigh Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust — Heidi Heidi: link added.
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Wrightington, Wigan and Leigh Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust — Heidi Heidi: link removed.
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Stockport NHS Foundation Trust — Heidi Heidi: link removed.
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T-Pro T-Pro: Product Name updated.
Product Name: (empty) → T-Pro
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Epic Epic: About updated.
About: Epic1 is an integrated electronic patient record platform spanning inpatient, outpatient and specialist care. It brings clinical documentation, orders, results, observations, medication, care plans and communication into a shared patient chart, with mobile tools and role-specific workflows for different professions. Specialty applications cover areas such as theatres, critical care, oncology, maternity, emergency medicine, laboratory and radiology, while Care Everywhere and published interfaces support exchange with external organisations and systems. Because clinical and administrative functions use the same underlying record, information captured in one part of the pathway can be available elsewhere without re-entry. Each NHS deployment is configured to local services, terminology, policies and integrations, often with a locally branded programme rather than every Epic module being implemented identically. → Epic is an integrated electronic patient record platform spanning inpatient, outpatient and specialist care. It brings clinical documentation, orders, results, observations, medication, care plans and communication into a shared patient chart, with mobile tools and role-specific workflows for different professions. Specialty applications cover areas such as theatres, critical care, oncology, maternity, emergency medicine, laboratory and radiology, while Care Everywhere and published interfaces support exchange with external organisations and systems. Because clinical and administrative functions use the same underlying record, information captured in one part of the pathway can be available elsewhere without re-entry. Each NHS deployment is configured to local services, terminology, policies and integrations, often with a locally branded programme rather than every Epic module being implemented identically.
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Epic Epic: Product Name, About updated.
Product Name: (empty) → Epic
About: Epic is an integrated electronic patient record platform spanning inpatient, outpatient and specialist care. It brings clinical documentation, orders, results, observations, medication, care plans and communication into a shared patient chart, with mobile tools and role-specific workflows for different professions. Specialty applications cover areas such as theatres, critical care, oncology, maternity, emergency medicine, laboratory and radiology, while Care Everywhere and published interfaces support exchange with external organisations and systems. Because clinical and administrative functions use the same underlying record, information captured in one part of the pathway can be available elsewhere without re-entry. Each NHS deployment is configured to local services, terminology, policies and integrations, often with a locally branded programme rather than every Epic module being implemented identically. → Epic1 is an integrated electronic patient record platform spanning inpatient, outpatient and specialist care. It brings clinical documentation, orders, results, observations, medication, care plans and communication into a shared patient chart, with mobile tools and role-specific workflows for different professions. Specialty applications cover areas such as theatres, critical care, oncology, maternity, emergency medicine, laboratory and radiology, while Care Everywhere and published interfaces support exchange with external organisations and systems. Because clinical and administrative functions use the same underlying record, information captured in one part of the pathway can be available elsewhere without re-entry. Each NHS deployment is configured to local services, terminology, policies and integrations, often with a locally branded programme rather than every Epic module being implemented identically.