Hospital – TPP

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Posted by yutong2701on December 16, 2022December 16, 2022in General, GP, Hospital, Primary Care

Digitalisation is enabling healthcare providers to be more efficient: TPP founder Frank Hester

Posted by yutong2701on November 7, 2022April 28, 2023in Brigid, General, Hospital, International

KUALA LUMPUR: Digital health is streamlining the way hospitals deliver care and ensuring that healthcare providers can work more efficiently. Recently, KPJ Damansara Specialist Hospital 2 has gone live with their new clinical system, SystmOne, from software company TPP, a…

Stop paying for costly EMRs, tech for connecting health systems

Posted by yutong2701on October 3, 2022March 10, 2023in Awards, Brigid, Community, General, GP, Hospital, International, Mental Health, Primary Care

Frank Hester OBE, founder and CEO of TPP UK, underscored that the cost of digital technologies in every industry is going down, except in healthcare. Frank Hester OBE, founder and CEO of TPP UK, giving keynote speech at HIMSS 2022…

Taking Healthcare To The Next Level

Posted by yutong2701on June 13, 2022October 7, 2022in Brigid, General, Hospital, International

SystmOne will help pave the path towards next-generation healthcare delivery organisations. More AI and technological advancements would have to be incorporated for the delivery of next-generation hospital system. HOSPITALS must adopt technological advancements to become next-generation healthcare delivery organisations. More…

TPP and CMM go live with new EPMA interoperability standard

Posted by Tom Hon May 11, 2022May 11, 2022in Community, Hospital, Interoperability

TPP are delighted to announce the rollout of messaging between SystmOne’s EPMA solution and the CareFlow Medicines Management (CMM) system (formerly WellSky, JAC). This development allows clinicians to electronically order medication on SystmOne which will be instantly available in CareFlow…

Torbay and South Devon NHS Foundation Trust goes live with TPP SystmOne Maternity

Posted by yutong2701on May 3, 2022April 28, 2023in Hospital

This week, Torbay and South Devon NHS Foundation Trust have gone live with TPP SystmOne Maternity. The system has enabled the Trust to digitise their entire maternity pathway, from antenatal through to postnatal care. It is being used by all…

Central & North West London NHS Foundation Trust goes live with SystmOne EPMA

Posted by yutong2701on August 26, 2021August 26, 2021in Hospital, Mental Health

Last month, two mental health wards run by Central & North West London NHS Foundation Trust (CNWL) went live with SystmOne EPMA. The 2 pilot sites are the first of CNWL’s 52 mental health sites rolling out EPMA and are already seeing the benefits of electronic management of medication and prescriptions.

TPP assured for API helping to implement 111 First

Posted by yutong2701on June 24, 2021October 5, 2021in Hospital, Interoperability, Primary Care

TPP recently completed assurance through NHS Digital for the NHS Booking Standard API. This development means SystmOne now supports the national FHIR API that allows any 111 service to book a patient into an appointment in an emergency department (ED) or urgent treatment centre (UTC), regardless of what clinical system either service runs on.

SystmOne and Pre-operative Assessments

Posted by yutong2701on April 21, 2021May 28, 2021in Case Study, Hospital

SystmOne and Pre-operative Assessments The pre-operative assessment is an integral part of any patient’s care journey when having an operation. It ensures clinicians get vital information regarding a patient’s medical history, general health and any other potential comorbidities.However, the process…

Mid Yorkshire Hospitals NHS Trust – Shared Referral Pathway

Posted by yutong2701on March 2, 2021October 5, 2021in Case Study, GP, Hospital, Interoperability, Primary Care

Mid Yorkshire Hospitals NHS Trust - Shared Referral Pathway The Mid Yorkshire Hospitals NHS Trust (MYHT) understands the benefits of a more joined-up care system. Over 8000 staff provide services across the Trust’s three main hospitals in the Wakefield and…