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.
All information relating to the GPSoC arrangements and associated contracts are available on the GPSoc website. http://www.connectingforhealth.nhs.uk/systemsandservices/gpsupport/gpsoc Practices should note that provisions...[more]
An error has been discovered in QOF payments in the Additional Services domain for English practices, which goes back to the first year of QOF and every year since. Practices will receive back payments from their PCT quite soon,...[more]
The NVUG has been invited to, and is sending a representative to join the inaugural technical forum on the 26th January in Birmingham. as part of its role of monitoring national initiatives to protect members' interests. [more]
The NVUG is submitting a formal response to the Information Revolution consultation process. The attached document is due to be submitted on 14 January (the closing date). Please send any comments, by 13 January, to...[more]
We are pleased to advise members that we have once again negotiated a 10% discount for additional training purchased from INPS by NVUG Members.[more]
Vision Bytesize is a new service provided by NVUG for its members. Each Bytesize is a PowerPoint slide show with a small number of slides, designed to be viewed in 5 minutes or less. Each Bytesize demonstrates how to use one...[more]
"Interactive sessions, answered all my questions! Excellent 'handout' dongle [USB stick]. I think I'm going to be getting home half an hour earlier every day."Dr Ross Lindsay, Northgate Medical Practice,...[more]
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