Below is an important notice for all PatientView mobile app users. Please read carefully. Note that you will not be able to login to the app until you have upgraded your app to the latest version, following the steps described. Keeping PatientView up to date with modern security trends and…
We are excited to announce a major release of PatientView for web and mobile (version 2.5.0), including the new ‘My Media’ function. Accessible from the new ‘Media’ menu on the mobile app, the function allows a user to: Store photos and videos securely in his/her PatientView account, uploading them directly from their…
Following several months of dedicated development work and a user testing round involving 80-odd patients, we are excited to announce the mobile app launches for iOS and Android device users! If you haven’t downloaded it yet and are interested to give it a try, here are the links to do…
Almost all UK Renal Units now offer PatientView. Does that include yours? See the map of UK renal centres. Need to find your local renal unit? Enter your postcode beneath the map of renal units at renal.org That doesn’t show whether they have PatientView, so you’ll need to go back to…
PatientView’s servers were upgraded, 8-9 April, with 24h downtime, followed by some delays in updating results sent across the weekend. Apologies for the short notice, but we wanted to complete this before Easter. All seems to be running properly again, with faster server responses. We’re very sorry for the delays…
PatientView has until now required patients to belong to a Specialty, and a Unit (meaning, a local organisation that is a member of that specialty, e.g. Salford IBD, Southend Renal). We’re now ready to offer it to all patients in an organisation, regardless of diagnosis. e.g. all patients at a…
PV is out today, March 1st – key things are You can add a secret word to make your login more secure GP logins are back – at first for new patients only; later, you will be able to Invite your GP to claim a login New self-management pages for…
Click on a result and you get a chart – below it, see Compare Results – choose one – that’s it.
It is now possible for patients to opt in to showing GP prescribing from their ECS in any unit in Scotland. An opt-in button shows on the Medicines page. It may take 24h+ for it to appear. More info. This will work for Renal, Heart Failure or IBD patients. …
Inflammatory Bowel Disease (IBD) joins as our 3rd specialty this week. It first ran as a pilot in Salford as MyIBD and their 450 patients have just transferred to new PatientView (PV2). So welcome! Patients in several other units are due to join soon, with support from the Crohn’s and…
