Apperta OpenEyes

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    Position on the associated technology list

    #13

    Ranked 13 of 38 on the most commonly used EPRs in NHS trusts list, with 4 implementations.

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    4 NHS trusts using Apperta OpenEyes

    Maidstone and Tunbridge Wells NHS Trust Moorfields Eye Hospital NHS Foundation Trust Northern Care Alliance NHS Foundation Trust Worcestershire Acute Hospitals NHS Trust
    Last updated: 21/09/2026 Activity feed

    About Apperta OpenEyes

    OpenEyes is a clinician-led, open-source electronic patient record built specifically for ophthalmology and eye-care services. It provides clinical modules for examinations, operations, prescriptions and specialty workflows, alongside worklists, document generation, patient messaging and plotting of clinical measurements over time. Browser-based access allows the system to be used across devices and locations, while interfaces can connect it to hospital patient administration systems and ophthalmic equipment such as OCT and visual-field devices. The software is maintained as a community-owned project under an open-source licence and can be customised for local needs.

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