We have even used MJog to send a text message to a patient undergoing an operation advising her on pain relief in between her visits to us.

by Ian Platt, Physiotherapy Manager BMI Blackheath

MJog is a fully automated text and voice messaging service which reduces appointment no shows and improves response rates to health or promotional campaigns.

MJog customers include GP Practices, Public and Private Hospitals, Clinics and even Hair & Beauty Salons. All are now greatly benefiting from the many unique features which MJog has to offer.

LATEST NEWS & ANNOUNCEMENTS

Commissioning Show 2013 – Primary healthcare and patient messaging

Friday, May 17th, 2013 | Healthcare, Primary | No Comments

Patient messaging services provider, MJog will be at The Commissioning Show 12-13 June 2013, Excel, London, to deliver its digital solution to CCGs and CSUs in an adapting landscape of changing digital technology for the health sector.

Being able to transform patient communications through SMS, email and voice messaging services, MJog allows quick and efficient communications between healthcare provider and patients throughout the NHS and private healthcare. [Read More]

TPP announces SystmOne integration with MJog

Friday, May 10th, 2013 | Healthcare, Primary | No Comments

MJog is now fully integrated with TPP’s Systm One, clinical system. This follows a trial period where pilots were carried out with select GP surgeries.

One practice who have used the facility is High Street Medical Centre, Gloucestershire where Tom Hastings is practice manager. He said “We have used MJog as a stand alone solution for a long time but this new integration will make life much easier.” [Read More]

Tags: patient communications, systm one, tpp

Health checks for dementia carers in QOF 2014/15?

Friday, March 8th, 2013 | Healthcare | No Comments

NICE has published further details of plans to use QOF to improve the health of patients who care for people with dementia. Among the proposed new indicators for inclusion in 2014/15 QOF, there are several to be considered in the dementia clinical domain including 3 relating to carers [Read More]