UEC-RAIDR provides valuable insight and intelligence about care providers across the system, offering real-time information on OPEL status, ambulance activity, 111 and 999 call volumes, ED activity, waiting times and available beds.
SMART is a browser-based system that collects bed capacity and patient flow data across acute, mental health and maternity care settings. Developed in collaboration with healthcare providers, SMART provides a system-wide overview of operational pressures, enabling healthcare system partners to deliver an improved patient journey.
The Contrakta platform provides an end-to-end solution to support a standard approach to contract management and system planning.
Capacity Tracker is a cloud-based digital insight tool that enables care home, home care, in-patient community rehabilitation, substance misuse and hospice providers to easily and quickly share vacancy and other critical information in real time.
Capacity Tracker Australia is an award-winning, web-based system used by several Primary Health Networks in Australia allowing Residential Aged Care Facilities (RACFs), Pharmacies and GPs to share important information in real-time and allows commissioners to quickly offer targeted support when it is required.
AXYM is a cloud-based data access platform that provides a ‘Single Source of the Truth’ for multi-organisations and users. It gives access to health and care data for analysis, evaluation and research in a safe and Secure Data Environment, providing a private ring-fenced space to enable users to access and interrogate their data.
Desksmart is an easy-to-use, self-service system that enables you to view workspace availability. Accessible from a smartphone, a PC or a tablet, it means no more wasting time looking for a space to sit and work.
Workforce is a simple employee management system that works in harmony with electronic staff records (ESR), HR policies and financial planning. It creates a seamless experience for both employees and managers.
DSR is a browser-based tool that allows local services to maintain their Dynamic Support Register. This identifies people with a learning disability, autism or both who display, or are at risk of developing, behaviour that challenges or mental health conditions who were most likely to be at risk of admission.
