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Welcome to the National Vision User Group (NVUG) websiteThe site contains information about the activities of the user group and the events we organise. You will find more information about us and details of how to join NVUG. There is a members only section which contains a variety of resources including PowerPoint presentations from the National Conference and Roadshows , Clinical Audits & Guidelines written by NVUG members and details of how to use Access & Excel with Vision.
Events Each year the user group holds a national conference. The 2008 conference will be held on 13th & 14th November at the Holiday Inn, Stratford-upon-Avon ,Warwickshire. NVUG Forum Join our electronic discussion forum to discuss hints, tips and advice regarding the use of Vision. The NVUG Forum is used by many experienced Vision users and you will usually find an answer to any problem or query you may have regarding the use of Vision. We also have a separate technical discussion list NVUGTECH Forum. About UsThe National Vision User Group is an independent group supporting practices that use Vision, a Windows based software package used in Primary Health Care across the United Kingdom and supplied by In Practice Systems. NVUG was established in 1984 and is the oldest independent user group in GP computing. 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, GPRD and other national organisations and was instrumental in establishing a forum for all user groups to meet with the BMA to discuss important issues.
National Vision User Group Limited is a company registered in England and Wales with Company reg. No. 2659224 . Registered address 2, Park Way, Fair Oak, Eastleigh, SO50 7GY. We would ask you to respect the copyright of the material on this web site which is intended for use by practices that are members of NVUG. The guidelines, advice and information is provided in good faith but should be used within practices at their own risk.
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