TPP -News Archives -29 March 2007

29 March 2007 Professor Mike Pringle to speak at SystmOne National User Meeting 2007

Professor Mike Pringle, the Clinical Lead for GPs for NHS CfH will be a guest speaker at this year's SystmOne National User Meeting. Professor Pringle will be discussing 'Progress with CfH Primary Care Systems'.

The meeting, which takes place on May 23rd at the Royal Armouries in Leeds, is an opportunity for 300 SystmOne users from all healthcare settings to meet representatives from TPP, CSC and CfH, to discuss topics relevant to them and to find out what's in the pipeline for SystmOne over the coming months.

Also among the guest speakers are Graham Spearing, Head of Deployment Support, Primary Care, North East Cluster, and Dr Richard Pope, Consultant Diabetologist from Airedale Diabetes Centre - one of SystmOne's first ever users.

"We're thrilled to be holding such a large event this year and to have such prestigious and well-respected speakers," says Cairen Ball, Customer Relationship Manager. "Last year, we held three separate but smaller sessions at our offices in Leeds. This year, due to the demand for places, we've moved the event to the Royal Armouries and it is already fully booked!"

The event will be fairly informal and user-led. The morning session covers presentations from, expert users, TPP Directors, and guest speakers. The afternoon consists of breakout sessions, each with a structured agenda followed by an informal 'Question and Answer' session. The four breakout areas cover SystmOne GP, Child Health, Community and Prison. The day will end with a general 'Question and Answer' session with a panel of the day's speakers.

There will also be an exhibition area with stands run by the following organisations: AAH Pharmaceuticals, Anglia Healthcare Systems, Brother, Codegate Ltd, CSC, Dell, Department of Health, First DataBank Europe, Inchware, Innovations in Technology, Jayex Technologies, Phoenix Healthcare Distribution, Primis +, and TPP.

"We're very much looking forward to the event and to meeting our users, particularly those who didn't attend last year," says Cairen. "We hope that the day will prove both interesting and enjoyable for everyone attending."