The company offers doctors a standardized Web site, but then lets them customize it to their needs.
Practice Fusion is a company that offers doctors cloud-based electronic medical records software for managing relationships with patients and big parts of the health care industry.
The report found that the GMC had made "significant improvements" in the support it offers doctors under investigation, but recommended further changes and for the Department of Health and NHS England to set up a National Support Service for doctors.
The startup's biggest rival is Practo, which offers doctor-finding, health information and also practice management software for the healthcare industry.
It also offers doctors scheduling software and a CRM of sorts, as Belgium transitions to electronic medical records, which, I'm told is now stipulated by law.
For example, Practo offers doctors who pay for Ray an 'instant appointment' option which takes advantage of knowing their schedule to book appointments with patients quickly.
It's a pretty comprehensive mobile platform for health education and it offers doctors an easy way to build their online presence and reputation, while giving developers the chance to tap into a whole mess of health content and data.
On the other hand, the current system, being largely phone and fax-based, offers doctors very little real visibility into what happens after they write the prescription — or into medication history.
