Installing bestpractice is a straight-forward process. Simply:
Training occurs after the installation and setup is completed.
Contact BPAC Inc to organise bestpractice training.
Training occurs at the practice as a one on one session and takes approximately 30 minutes per user. This approach takes longer to train everyone and is constrained by how busy the practice is on that particular day.
For larger areas it is more practical to undertake off site training as more users can be trained at once.
Training occurs in larger groups (5–10) at a central location. The training is done on laptops and allows practitioners to concentrate solely on the training away from the busy practice environment. Full training takes 1 hour per group.
BPAC Inc has experienced facilitators to provide practice-based education and training to orientate staff for newly developed modules/new installations.
The CVD Quick module calculates 5-year CVD Risk using only the minimal number of fields required by the Framingham equation. Because many of the fields are pre-populated by the patient management system, a CVD Risk can usually be determined in seconds.
For more modules see the full list of standard modules.
In response to feedback, the online ACC18 continues to launch enhancements; the following will be available from 27 November.
Fitness for Work Tab - Calendar: Moving the mouse over the calendar for longer periods has been made easier.
Declaration Tab - ACC Identification: There will be a reduction in the number of identifiers from five to four; no direct impact on the Provider.
If you are one of the over 2000 Practitioners who regularly use the online ACC18; thank you. If you are not then now would be a good time to begin, noting that additional return to work assistance for patients is offered solely through this online form. Self service for setting up and using the online ACC18 is available at www.acc.co.nz (use keyword eACC18 Self Service). However, feel free to contact ACC at 0800 222 994 or ebusinessinfo@acc.co.nz for more personalised support.
The five most popular modules in June were:
To see more, go to the Statistics page.
The Getting Started guide is a good place to start if you are new to bestpractice Decision Support. The articles in the guide provide a quick and focussed introduction to the areas of most interest to new users of bestpractice.
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