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HealthData Viewer

HealthData Viewer from System C helps Trusts to manage the challenge of providing clinical and administrative staff with a cost effective and efficient solution for accessing legacy data that will not be migrated to the NPfIT system. System C's twelve years' experience of designing and supporting patient information systems has gone into developing this product.

HealthData Viewer is a software application that allows electronic patient records imported from legacy PAS and other patient record systems to be stored and viewed online. Data items will typically include:

Patient Demographics (name, address, GP details etc)

• Patient identifiers, numbers, aliases etc
• Clinical details (diagnoses, procedures, test results etc)
• Inpatient Spells and Episodes
• Waiting List entries
• Referrals
• Outpatient attendances
• Accident and Emergency episodes

Patient and Trust benefits:

• Improved patient care - clinicians treating patients can do so in the confidence of having all the clinical information to hand, i.e. reviewing past episodes, diagnoses, results etc
• Efficient Archiving strategy - HealthData Viewer can help Trusts to meet their electronic patient record management archiving obligations in relation to guidance issued by NHS Connecting for Health[1]
• Medico-legal considerations - HealthData Viewer can help Trusts to reduce their Clinical Negligence Scheme for Trusts premiums.
• Reduced Financial burden - by implementing HealthData Viewer, Trusts can significantly reduce their operating expenses in maintaining legacy systems, and increase efficiency.
• Future proofing - System C has many years experience of developing and supporting electronic patient record information systems including PAS/EPR systems. Clients can be assured that the product will continue to evolve in line with legislative and IT requirements.

Who can use it?

HealthData Viewer has been designed to meet the needs of all staff who need access to clerical and clinical historical patient information, including clinicians, managers and information staff.

[1] CfH Archiving Requirements in Respect of Patient Records Management 2005

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