Vision Anywhere Mobile

June 30, 2022

Bug fix release

May 27, 2022

- You can now record an override reason for Prescribing Decision Support warnings - Medication Review records can now be viewed in full - Death Administration records can now be viewed in full - Compound immunisations recorded in VA are now split out into their constituent components

October 27, 2020

Statement for Fitness for Work (eMED3) - Existing eMED3 records can now be viewed in the eMED3 section accessed via the navigation tabs, or from patient record search Decision Support - Inactive clinical terms in the patient records are now flagged with a warning when viewing prescribing decision support warnings Allergies - When recording a drug allergy, you can now select from branded generics and special drug items QOF Indicators (England only) – When you are selecting a clinical term, QOF terms are highlighted with a QOF indicator

May 12, 2020

- Controlled Drugs - When adding a new prescription for a controlled drug item, a new warning displays if you enter more than 30 days supply into Quantity. This is triggered using the calculated daily dose - General stability improvements and bug fixes - Upgrading from version 3.3 now preserves all unsaved or unsubmitted patient encounters on the device

October 21, 2019

SNOMED CT Vision Anywhere now uses native SNOMED CT for data entry instead of Read codes. Searching for codes is more accurate and efficient, as the context types display. Templates and Calculators As part of Vision Anywhere v3.3 we are introducing the framework for using clinical calculators and data entry templates. Initially the following clinical calculators are available to download, with more to be made available shortly: - BMI - Diabetes Risk - DOSE Index Prescribing with Notes There are two new options within the Prescribe screen: 'Notes for patient' and 'Notes for dispenser' Failed Encounter Writeback Encounters that fail to be written back due to service availability or other service issues are now added to the automatic retry queue. The encounter for retry displays on the Home page and can be viewed and deleted from here if required.

May 21, 2019

- Unsaved encounters are now saved to the device for 90 days (previously 30) - Improvements to our reporting tools which allows us to better support customers with data submission errors

July 11, 2018

Bug fixes to improve application upgrade and service error monitoring

June 7, 2018

- Repeat sync: Easily synchronise all your patient's drugs to the same issue and review frequency to simplify medication reviews. - Prescribing quantities: Available pack sizes display for selection when prescribing. - Methotrexate dosage regimen: Methotrexate and derivatives have default dosage regimes, the standard dosage regime populates and alternatives can be selected from the drop down list. A custom dosage can be entered if required which triggers an alert. - Drug toxicity warnings: When choosing a drug, a toxicity alert indicator appears next to high risk drug names, a detailed warning displays after selection. - Topical interaction warning: Prescriber warning alerts now display with the wording Topical interaction.

April 17, 2018

- New web services: The app now uses new services that read and write directly to the practice databases, allowing side-by-side usage with Vision 3 - Performance improvements in loading records and saving data as a result of the new services and other enhancements - Full support for patients without an NHS/CHI number - Searchable drug allergy term: The search facility is now available in Drug Allergy form, making it easier to enter the clinical term for the reaction

October 13, 2017

- Performance improvements when opening and navigating around patient records, recording and saving encounters - Fixes for bugs when writing data to the local database causing problems opening records or saving encounters - Patients with no NHS or CHI number now displayed on appointments and search results - Automatic document downloads now switched off to improve app performance - Searching the patient record now available within an open encounter