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180 practices switch on MediTracker as Best Practice rolls out connector

6 July 2017
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By Kate McDonald

110 practices in the IPN group and 70 non-IPN practices have now switched on Precedence Health Care's MediTracker functionality, which allows general practices to supply a read-only summary of medical records to their patients through an app.

Best Practice software users can now also download the installation and registration software through the July data update of Bp Premier. Any practice using MedicalDirector or Zedmed can also offer the service, as can any practice using Precedence's cdmNet platform.

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