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Electronic tills attached to computerised appointment systems

Discussion in 'Introductions' started by TNC, Jun 3, 2014.

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Hi, we have a computerised system, designed especially for podiatrists which we use for our patient notes and appointments but it is not linked to an electronic till. I'm keen to have a system which will print off comprehensive receipts which state what treatment has been given, by whom and what their HCPC number is for example. The only thing I can liken it to is the type of receipt you get when you order a meal in a restaurant or pub. At the moment we have a cash box and print receipts on a word document.
What does everyone else do please?

TNC, Jun 3, 2014

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