Downloads for Northern Ireland
The following User Guides and downloads are relevant to Vision users in Northern Ireland:
Clinical Communications Gateway (CCG) - Electronic Referrals
For practices in Northern Ireland, there is now access to SCI Gateway via Summary – CCG. You can also add a CCG tab to your Consultation Manager tab set. Click here to access the CCG user guide.

Directed Enhanced Services Audits
The following audits have been written to assist practices as they try to meet the requirements of the Directed Enhanced Services in Northern Ireland for 2008-9.
Version 9003 (10/12/08)
We have found a couple of problems with the Northern Ireland Directed Enhanced Services audits. We have fixed these and in order for your audits to reflect these changes, the audits will have to be re-imported and generated:
- Download the audit below to a location on your workstation.
- Once downloaded, double click on the audit Northern Ireland DES audits v9003.exe.
- At the Self-Extractor screen, click on Unzip. The files are in self-extracting compressed zip format in order to save you downloading time. They are unzipped to O:\DOWNLOAD\audits.
- Click OK when you see 1 file unzipped successfully. Then Close.
- In Vision - Clinical Audit, select File - Maintenance Mode.
- From the Searches Menu click on Import Searches and navigate to O:\DOWNLOAD\audit.
- Click on the audit you want (Northern Ireland DES audits V9003.aud ) and click on Open and follow the prompts.
- Click Continue Generation to generate only the newly imported Audit
Click here to download all the NI-DES Clinical Audits (15/12/08)
Click here to download the NI DES User Guide (15/12/08)

Emergency Care Summary (ECS)
The Emergency Care Summary (ECS) is currenly being rolled out across Northern Ireland. Click here for the user guide and here for guidance on adding Vision data for ECS.

ICATS Referral Letter Template
Long waiting lists in Northern Ireland have led to a new service called ICATS (Integrated Care and Treatment Service) which is being established to help reduce the length of time patients are waiting to receive treatment. The ICATS Referral template allows Vision users in Northern Ireland to create an ICATS Referral Letter as a Word document. It automatically extracts data from the Vision database to produce a letter that can then be edited. The template ICATS.DOC has been automatically downloaded into P:\WORDPROC\TEMPLATE in DLM 237 for Northern Ireland practices.
Click here to download the ICATS Referral Letter Template User Guide.

Travel Advice Guideline
Click here for the Travel Advice Guideline (10/07/07).
This guideline was developed by the GP Audit Team at EHSSB and all questions regarding the functionality or inclusion of data should be referred to a member of their team.
User Guides
User Assistance Notice Board
SIS 10085 – Wales
For Welsh practices only, QOF exception codes now included in QOF report.
SIS 10080
SIS 10080 contains the QoF version 20 audits. Click here for the user guide.
DLM 371 - General Release
DLM 371 contains a fix to the recent issues with GP2GP.
DLM 380 - Early Release
User guides for DLM 380 are now available here. As the changes for DLM380 are quite large, we have produced several user guides including:
- DLM 380 Core User Guide (ENGLISH PRACTICES, PLEASE SEE IMPORTANT PDS CHANGE)
- User Enhancements Release 2
- Vision Daybook
- Online Repeats
- Vision Online Appointments Changes
- Priority Update
- LEPIS Clinical Trial Flagging
- Summary Care Record Changes(England)
- Lanarkshire Multi Agency Store Alerts(Scotland)
- My Health Online - Online Appointments Changes and Online Repeats (Wales)
SIS 10075
SIS 10075 delivers the Pathology Bounded Read Code list (Q3 2011) and SNOMED Cross Mapping (Q3 2011).
Read Code Changes
The Read code dictionary has been updated to Q3 2011. Click here for further information.
Drug Dictionary
The December drug dictionary is now available. Click here for further information.
England - HPA Influenza Extracts
For practices in England, reports that need to be sent to the Department of Health's (DH) Immform website, for analysis by the Health Protection Agency (HPA), can now be sent electronically without any practice intervention. Click here for further information.
