“As a Bp Premier user since its early days, I could not imagine general practice without this essential tool. Bp’s continual evolution keeps it at the front of the pack, responding to the ever-changing demands that are part of today’s practice. To put it simply, I ♥ Bp!”

The Best Practice Software online appointment system is easy for our patients to register and use. Appointments are displayed in our appointment book under our own chosen icon; allowing easy identification of online appointments, even when we have several doctors on duty. Our patients are enjoying easy access to our appointment book when we are closed. Best Health Booking enables our patients to book with their regular doctor at a time convenient to them.

“At CBD West Medical Centre, we love the Best Practice SMS integration. With Bp SMS we send reminders out the night before and have seen a significant drop in patient no shows. Our staff like that it is highly customisable, so it can meet any of our requirements. Because Bp SMS is integrated into the software there is no transposing phone numbers from a patient record to another software program, so we always get the number correct. Sending an individual SMS to a patient for a recall or sending bulk appointment reminders, it is always quick, efficient and easy to do. Bottom line is that our staff find Bp SMS easy to use and therefore they do use it, which saves time and money”.

"A fantastic tool, allowing quick, convenient and secure access to patient records while I am away from my desk. It has saved me time and increased my capacity to safely continue care for my patients when I am not in the rooms. The clinical image capture is fantastic for quickly importing an image of an ulcer or rash into the record - a picture is worth a thousand words. I thoroughly recommend this tool to all GPs.”

“It has been more helpful than I would have predicted. My offsite work at nursing homes is now far more efficient, and safe, with speedy access to my practice notes. An unexpected benefit has been the ability to check what lies ahead while I'm getting set for my day. It has quickly established itself as part of my routines of patient care.”