This video provides an introduction to the search and report tools in EMIS Web. Using the example of a Hypertension audit it explains the use of Search, Aggregate Report and List Report tools.
This is the first in a series of videos providing a course in Basic Searches and Reports.
In this session I cover the changes to the access controls in version 5.8 and later and how they can be used to deliver better, safer online access to patient records.
I also introduce changes to the online visibility and proxy access capabilities which the NUG has been involved in developing which are coming in imminent releases of EMIS Web
This presentation will cover the new QCancer tool integrated into EMIS Web available to all users in forthcoming release of EMIS Web (5.9) and will include a short description of the research underpinning it plus demonstrations of how to use the software in practice.
As part of the NUG conference 2015 session on Patient Online, Professor Gene Feder discusses some of the challenges of safe implementation.
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A Protocol Alert for the QCancer risk score has been distributed in EMIS Web. This is inactive until the practice activates it. This video will show you how.
EMIS Web has the capability to run a number of calculations against a search population. This video shows how to add the QCancer risk score to a group of patients as a batch process.
It is possible in EMIS Web to batch run a calculation against a group of patients within EMIS Web. This video shows how to batch run the QDScore or QRisk against a search population. The same process can now be used for the other QResearch risk scores: Qfracture, QStroke and QCancer.
Working with QResearch and Macmillan Cancer Support EMIS have included the QCancer Symptom Checker in EMIS Web. This tool enables an assessment of the risk that a patient currently has a cancer when seen.
The University of Nottingham manages two important programmes: QResearch and QSurveillance. QResearch uses an extract of coded, pseudonimised data for research (producing tools like QRisk), while QSurveillance uses anonymous aggregate data for disease surveillance (for example the rates of flu-like illness).
More details fo these programmes are available at QResearch and QSurveillance
To participate in these programmes the practice needs to activate the respective data sharing agreements within EMIS Web as shown in this video.
Use the EmisNUG courses to establish the knowledge level of you and your colleagues using Emis.