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computerised diary?

Discussion in 'Introductions' started by podders, May 8, 2013.

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Hello to everyone at podiatry arena.
Just recovering from a microdiscectomy ten days ago and taking it very easy, lying flat and a little light walking. Not much fun when I am self employed and run a busy full time practice.
Luckily I have three colleagues on side for the next month or so.
Being stuck at home has brought home the issue of access to my clinic diary.
I am considering an online diary, with the added function of patients being able to book online.Any thoughts or experiences would be appreciated. I gather practice pal is a good option.
Thanks

podders, May 8, 2013

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