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SystmOne National User Group (SNUG) is a non-profit making organisation that supports users of the clinical software SystmOne (SNUG). By becoming a member

By becoming a member of SNUG you can:

Become part of an active community of professionals
Get access to an expanding national SystmOne knowledge base
Raise questions about SystmOne functionality and processes
Share your best practices and experiences with other organisations and shout about what you’ve achieved
Download and feedback on other users’ SystmOne content (templates, protocols, reports) as well as user guides and documentation
Engage with the SystmOne community anytime, anywhere
Discuss with members in other regions about their development or integration priorities
Be heard as part of a national user voice to facilitate change in SystmOne
Have a direct route to raise issues
Hear about local and national user group events
Get updated about important SystmOne news
Influence national bodies such as HSCIC, GPSOC and NHS England and the key decisions that they make
Enable your organisation to be a part of pilots that can facilitate change for the greater good of the NHS and Healthcare
Be made aware of new technologies that can support the use and function of SystmOne in your organisation
Show your customers/patients that you view the management and use of clinical data to be a priority for your organisation

05/10/2017

Day 1 SNUG Conference 2017!

09/05/2017

20/05/2016

This year's conference was the best yet! Thank you to all those involved.

17/05/2016

Fab start to SNUG Conference

28/03/2016

Professor Matthew Cripps will be speaking on day 2 of the 2016 conference instead of Dr Geraldine Strathdee. Matthew is national director of NHS RightCare, a national initiative to reduce variability, improve patient outcomes and provide better value for commissioners.

06/03/2016

08/02/2016

Transforming Health TOGETHER, the 8th SystmOne National User Group Conference will be the International Convention Centre, Birmingham in 17-18th May 2016.

We have an incredible array of speakers lined up with significant learning and networking opportunities for all attendees whether from commissioning teams or from primary, community or secondary providers.

Visit http://www.cvent.com/d/gfq80q for booking and more information.

Up to 20% group booking discount in February.

Join me for this event: 2016 SystmOne National User Group Conference

01/12/2015

Win tickets for the 2016 SystmOne National User Group Conference

Get active on our user group website and get a chance to attend the conference for free. Read more about our great line up top speakers.

16/10/2015

We're pleased to announce that the 2016 SystmOne National User Group Conference will be held on 17/18th May in Birmingham. Our key note speaker will be Beverley Bryant, Director of Strategic Systems and Technology at NHS England.
Details on other speakers will become available as soon as they are confirmed.
Watch out for some ridiculous all inclusive early bird offers available for a limited time period only to 2015 delegates.
Registration links and further details will follow as soon as the site upgrade is complete.

21/09/2015

Well.....Have we got some news for you!! FREE membership of SNUG is coming your way! Just watch this space for further updates! Please share amongst your colleagues - we'd like to see everyone who uses SystmOne in our User Group and for them to benefit from the many ways in which we can help!

16/09/2015

Well we've already started negotiations for the date of next year's conference and we're hoping it will be even bigger and better than this year!! We'll keep you posted!

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