Our Software Products
We have developed a range of software products to help organisations operate more effectively. North 51 software is being licensed by in excess of 100 public and private sector organisations.
QuitManager was developed to help Primary Care Trusts manage, measure and report on their Stop Smoking Services. QuitManager is being licensed by in excess of 50 Primary Care Trusts in England and was selected as the National Solution for Wales.
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SchemesManager has been developed to save PCTs and Pharmacists time and money by managing claim submissions and payments for Pharmacy Schemes and Enhanced Services online. Thus often removing many hours of form-filling, paperwork, admin and processing time.
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With reducing hospital infection rates a key Government target, our IPAS software enables Secondary Care NHS Trusts to easily and effectively manage their infection prevention audits. Trusts can manage every aspect of the audit programme and can set compliance targets down to the most specific level. A complete reporting suite enables Infection Control Teams to constantly monitor performance and quickly identify issues.
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Xcelerator was developed to help organisations become more effective by facilitating individual performance improvements. Xcelerator is being licensed by a leading Pharmaceutical Company.
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ShareWith was developed to enable organisations to share documents, manage projects and disseminate information online with one simple, secure solution. ShareWith is powering internal company and company-to-client extranets for corporate clients and SMEs.
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Our Heart MOT online software is enabling Primary Care Trusts to run pharmacy-based cardio-vascular screening services aimed at high risk patient groups. Heart MOT helps pharmacists to calculate CVD risk using the clinically accepted Framingham equation. Each patient receives a printed copy of the results containing tailored lifestyle advice. A copy of the results are sent to the patient's GP for follow-up.
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