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Servelec and Mayden join forces to integrate patient records

Servelecā€™s Rio EPR and Maydenā€™s iaptus digital care record for psychological therapies are now interoperable to provide a more joined
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Digital Healthā€™s monthly roundup of contracts and go lives

The latest roundup of contracts and go lives features news from The Christie NHS FT which has looked to Better
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Berkshire Healthcare goes live with Servelec’s Flow solution

Berkshire Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust has gone live with a digital bed management solution from Servelec, replacing several paper-based systems.
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Servelec acquired by local government software provider Access Group

Servelec has been acquired by the health and social care division of The Access Group - as the latter looks
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Servelec acquires social prescribing specialists Elemental Software

The acquisition will enable Servelec to offer social prescribing through its Rio electronic patient record and Mosaic social care case
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North East London connects to NEMS in partnership with Servelec

Servelec is one of the first to connect to the National Event Management Service to provide digital messages to trusts
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Nottinghamshire Council expands Servelec for interoperability with trusts

The solution is built on Servelecā€™s Conexes interoperability platform and was designed and developed by the council to support hospital
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Interoperability should not come at cost of “transparent” procurement

Integrated care systems will need to have interoperability embedded if true joined up health and care is to be achieved,
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Mental health trust deploys Servelec’s patient management solution

Using the Servelec's Flow solution the trust gains an end-to-end view of a patient journey, replacing time consuming manual processes.
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Special Report: Mental Health

With unnecessary human contact being strongly discouraged, Claire Read investigates whether care which is entirely centred on conversation can still
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