Leeds Community Healthcare NHS Trust live with RiO in the South Leeds Independence Centre and Bed Bureau Following open procurement Leeds Community Healthcare NHS Trust selected Servelec Healthcare Limited to provide RiO to support inpatient bed management functionality in the Trust’s South Leeds Independence Centre and their city wide Bed Bureau. Leeds Community Healthcare NHS Trust has now gone live with RiO7, just 6 months after signing the contract. They are connected to the Spine Personal Demographic Service (PDS) with NHS Smart Cards and the RiO solution is fully hosted by Servelec Healthcare over N3 Connection. RiO will replace manual paper processes and systems enabling the Trust to move to a ‘paper-light’ environment improving administration processing and ultimately patient care. Richard Slough, Head of Informatics from Leeds Community Healthcare NHS Trust (LCH) said: “LCH signed for Servelec Healthcare’s EPR solution RiO in July last year and following deployment at the beginning of January now provides the Trust with a really strong platform for the development of our electronic patient record for inpatient services. We look forward to developing our use of RiO in the coming months”. Lindsay Dransfield Servelec Healthcare’s Sales Director comments: “We are delighted to be working with Leeds Community Healthcare NHS Trust and supporting them in improving their administration processes and are proud to be associated with the Trust”. About Leeds Community Healthcare NHS Trust Leeds Community Healthcare NHS Trust provides a range of community services in Leeds for adults and children including community nursing, health visiting, physiotherapy, community dentistry, primary care mental health, smoking cessation and sexual health services. About Servelec Healthcare Limited Servelec Healthcare Limited provides Patient Centric EPR solutions to Secondary Care and leads the market in Mental Health and Community Health EPR solutions. The RiO solution is developed collaboratively with customers and this is reflected in the rich functionality and complementary functions that support Trusts in delivering their services irrespective of location and supports the exchange of patient data and information between care settings providing proven interoperability within Secondary Care and between Primary Care & Social Care. 25 March 2014 For further press information please contact Kate Griffiths - Servelec Group plc Tel: +44 (0) 1246 437400 or email: [email protected]