IBD Registry web tool
The web tool is now being made available, and will be especially useful for those sites that are unable to use the PMS or another local clinical system. A brief comparison of the Web Tool and PMS functionality is listed below. To find out more and to register your interest in the web tool, please contact simone.cort@ibdregistry.org.uk
| Web
tool |
PMS | |
| Real-time data capture at the point of care | Y | Y |
| Ability to generate local reports for service management and improvement | Y | Y |
| Link to PAS data to pull through demographics | N | Y |
| Ability to generate GP letter at point of care | N | Y |
| Ability to generate summary documents for patients and GPs at point of care | Y | Y |
| Searchable lists of patients by drug categories | Y | Y |
| Participation in Registry enabling benchmarking of services performance and activity against national levels | Y | Y |
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