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12th Feb 2019

Patch update - please load

Please update PatientChase with the latest version. Details of what this includes...

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5th Feb 2019

Why are so many practices moving to month of birth call/recall for chronic disease annual reviews?

Birth Month recall is hugely popular – PatientChase instantly filters patients by their birth month across any combination of chronic disease registers. There’s no need to run complex searches in EMIS – using our search builder simply pick the registers you’d like to cross-reference and the month of birth you’d like to filter by. .

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10th Jan 2019

Removing patients that already have an appointment booked

Some of our practices ask about removing patients from a search who have an appointment booked. This means they are excluded from receiving an invitation for a review. Here's our advise on this.

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12th Dec 2018

How to share your PatientChase searches with other computers that have access to PatientChase

PatientChase searches are stored within a library. You can easily share your library with colleagues so that they can view the same searches on their own PC. Here's how..

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31st Oct 2018

Patch update

Please update PatientChase with the latest version. Details of what this includes...

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31st Oct 2018

Reminder - You can search for patients using recall criteria other than GP Contract clinical indicators

Ever thought that some QOF targets such as the BP ‘out of range’ targets can be misleading? And that some conditions like CHD don’t have robust QOF targets to recall patients by? In other...

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29th Oct 2018

Upgrading/replacing your computer? If so, read on.

If your IT support is replacing your PC or carrying out major work on it, please note the following to ensure that PatientChase can be reinstalled with all your current settings. This will save you a lot of of time. Your IT support needs to ensure that the entire Patientchaseweb...

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22nd Feb 2018

Patch update

A new patch has been released. The update will automatically run when PatientChase is opened. Changes from the previous version are: Fixed issue when trying to enter large batches of letters into EMIS. Any letters that fail to insert are identified, enabling you to reinsert them...

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The most useful and user friendly software that I have encountered in over 30 years of working with management systems.

Cheryl Barton, Data Manager – Bramblys Grange Medical Practice, Hampshire

I am so glad that we as a practice have purchased PatientChase – it has completely revamped our recall system, has been invaluable during flu recall season and more importantly shows us where the ‘holes’ are when we get to near the end of the QoF year. Many thanks!

Jackie Hogg, Clinical Data Manager – The Baffins Surgery, Portsmouth

PatientChase is an excellent product of which I think as soon as you purchase it you will ask yourself ‘how ever did I cope without it?!

Rachel Mardlin, Health Informatics Facilitator – Sheffield University Health

This product will make my QOF staff member’s job so much simpler and is a quarter of a QOF point for me

GP, Newcastle

This is exactly what we’ve been looking for

PM, Cambridge

PatientChase is extremely user friendly and the support provided by PatientChase has been excellent

Practice Administrator, Otley

By using PatientChase, what would normally have taken half a day has just taken 10 minutes!

GP QOF Lead, North Wales

We use PatientChase and find it invaluable, it saves a lot of time and helps us organise our work effectively

Sue Careswell, Leckhampton Surgery

As a practice we have relied upon PatientChase to streamline our patient recall system for several years now. I consider this an essential tool

Karen Walsh, Chilcote Surgery
Dr. Raza Toosy

Dr. Raza Toosy

Raza is a current partner of a GP practice in Wallington, Surrey. He has had a passion for IT for all of his life and obtained an MScIT in Kingston University with Distinction in 2008 whilst still working as a GP. With his knowledge of both medicine and information technology his focus and vision is to create a line of business applications for GP surgeries and has been actively involved in the development of PatientChase and now PatientLeaf since 2005 using the .Net Framework. He's always wanted to improve the way clinicians access and view data to make their lives easier.

Dr. Raza Toosy

Richard Chmielowski

With qualifications in business and marketing and having previously held managerial roles in both primary and secondary care, Richard Chmielowski is co-founder of GPSS. Passionate about helping primary care staff manage their patients in the best way possible, Richard is involved in many of the customer facing aspects of delivering IT solutions.