National Vision User Group
National Vision User Group
The National Vision User Group is an independent non-profit making organisation supporting general practices that use the Vision, a Windows based software package used in Primary Health Care across the United Kingdom and supplied by INPS. It was established in 1984 and is the oldest independent user group in GP computing. It is run by users for users and helps practices to get the most out of Vision.
We work with the company providing user input and meet regularly with the senior management. Software developments are discussed with members through meeting of the National Panel. The NVUG also works with the BMA, RCGP, and other national organisations and was instrumental in establishing a forum for all user groups to meet with the BMA to discuss important issues.
Please complete our short survey. If you choose to add your contact details for the purposes of this survey only, you will be entered into a draw at the end of February (closing date 28 February) for either a personal voucher for...[more]
We have a new website page where you can browse suggestions for improvements to Vision software, and add your own suggestions too. We'll collate these suggestions and submit them to our contacts at INPS.[more]
Unlike the other forums, the NVUG Scottish Vision forum has not until now had a linked mailing list. For those who prefer to use mailing lists we have added a mailing list which synchronises with the forum in just the same way as...[more]
http://mapsandapps.dh.gov.uk/ We have now closed the Maps and Apps project to new entries. We received almost 500 entries, as well as thousands of votes and comments. We would like to thank all those who contributed. We want to...[more]
The BMA has published guidance on handling of requests for disclosure of data for secondary purposes.[more]
- Vision 360 Gathers Pace - Exciting News about Electronic Prescribing Release 2 - Don't Panic - Vision Talk is here[more]
eHealth Insider Reports that - "The National Audit Office has issued a coruscating report on the delivery of integrated care records by the National Programme for IT in the NHS." See full article;...[more]
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