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On this page you can see what online sessions are available and book a place.

Click here to find out what other useful learning opportunities are available for EMIS Web.

Click here to watch our videos on the Familiarisation Service and how to get the best out of it.

During our live online sessions, an experienced EMIS trainer will take you through various aspects of the system.

Unfortunately, due to time constraints it will not be possible to answer questions during the session. If you have any questions about the content after the session, please mail ewebq&a@e-mis.com.

Who should attend: Anyone from an organisation which is participating in the Familiarisation Service.

Duration: Approximately 45 Minutes.

Requirements: PC with fast internet access (broadband or N3) and a telephone (dialling in with a speakerphone will allow others in the practice to listen too). Or, you can pick up the audio using computer headphones or speakers.

Cost: Free.

All six sessions have now been recorded and are therefore available at any time of day. There is also a seventh recording explaining RBAC and how to set up roles during the Familiarisation Service. Click here to create an email requesting instructions and the password for the recording. This service is designed to help train the staff who are unable to attend a live session.

 

Course Content

Session 1 - Getting started/System navigation

• Navigating the system
• Patient Find
• Customising the quick access toolbar
• Customising the homepage
• Development requests

Session 2 - Care Record/Finding and viewing data

• Summary
• Problems
• Investigations
• Care History
• Care Planner
• Documents
• Referrals

Session 3 - Medication

• Adding a drug
• Dose/Quantity
• Warnings/Interactions
• Review dates
• Compliance figures
• Drug views
• Knowledge/Drug information

Session 4 - Consultations

• Add patient consultations using a dummy patient
• Episode management
• Quick entry on History, Examination, Family History, Comment
• Date/Problem Navigator
• Confidentiality policies
• Resources
• Filters

Session 5 - Appointments

• Appointment Configuration
• Appointment Book
• Appointment maintenance
• Holidays and Closures
• Week Templates
• Planner

Session 6 - Population Reporting

• Building a simple search
• Building a simple report
• Auto-reports
• Viewing search information
• Scheduling searches
• Search management
• Editing searches
• Folder management

Session 7 - Word Integration

• Creating and viewing documents in patient records
• The Word Integration ribbon
• Creating templates with merge fields
• Importing document templates from LV or PCS
• Creating a document within a consultation

Booking a place

If the link below does not work, please send an email to elc@e-mis.com with your EMIS CDB (customer) number or full practice address, your name and the date and time of the session you'd like to attend.

• Click here to request attendance 'Medication' on 25 January at 9:30
• Click here to request attendance 'Consultations' on 25 January at 15:00


• Click here to request attendance 'Appointments' on 1 February at 11:00
• Click here to request attendance 'Population Reporting' on 1 February at 15:00
• Click here to request attendance 'Word Integration' on 2 February at 9:30
• Click here to request attendance 'Getting Started' on 8 February at 9:30
• Click here to request attendance 'Care Record' on 8 February at 15:00
• Click here to request attendance 'Medication' on 20 February at 9:30
• Click here to request attendance 'Word Integration' on 20 February at 11:00
• Click here to request attendance 'Consultations' on 27 February at 15:00


• Click here to request attendance 'Appointments' on 8 March at 11:00
• Click here to request attendance 'Population Reporting' on 12 March at 15:00
• Click here to request attendance 'Word Integration' on 13 March at 11:00

Once you have received your invitation to register for the event, you will need to register straight away to guarantee your place. Places are strictly limited and available on a first-come-first-served basis.

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