EMIS augments clinician decision making with inbuilt clinical decision support

You can create quick codes and quick text to save time

You can track arrivals, consultation duration and DNAs through the diary

The appointment book is highly configurable

Appointment book reporting and analytics help track your clinician utilisation

Diary templates make clinician scheduling simple

There is integrated professional and patient guidance

There are inbuilt medication alerts to drive safe prescribing

There are brilliant pre-configured consultation templates

Documents and letters can pull in data from 100s of sources

You can share data with proximate NHS practices

There are 150+ integrated partner products

You can create custom alerts

You can built workflows to prompt users

There are several different registration types which allow you to keep different groups of patients.

There is a free text search option for all document titles in the patient record

If you have docman you can send documents from the patient record directly to other NHS practices via MESH

Referrals can be pre-populated to show data groups like drugs allergies and significant medical history

Medication can be linked to a problem

All blood test results are coded

Blood test results can be received electronically

Blood tests can be requested electronically using an API

Tabular or graphic trends can be viewed for all measurables from within the record and also printed

Fit notes can be created during a consultation.

Full and brief summaries can be printed with two clicks

Consultations can be filtered to show only your consultation notes

There is a free text search of all consultation data

You can view consultations, medication, linked documents and referrals linked to a problem

EMIS has the best drug database

You can keep track of your emergency drugs and their expiry dates using the dispensing module

There is a summary which is kept up to date by your problem coding which is up to date and can be seen by anyone who sees your patient (making the job of any locum much safer and easier)

EMIS keeps disease registers and automatically picks up codes that define a particular register

Patient warnings are given if you enter a set of data which suggests a critical condition eg sepsis (great decision support)

You can configure your summary page

Entering a problem code is a doddle. The coding is done for you in the background

Absolutely everything that you do is coded. This gives you building blocks for any search you would ever need or want to do

If you’ve worked in the NHS the chances are you will have used it before so no training is needed