eForms

NHS Education for Scotland

The eForms Service within NES was set up three years ago to support NES staff in various data capture and collection projects. It is a national service for NES employees who run regular or large scale data collection projects.

Louise Cardno

“The eForms option has significantly improved the speed, quality and accessibility of data being collected for courses, research and internal communications within NES.

It is hoped that reliance on paper forms will reduce over time and further eForms systems, such as LiquidOffice, will be introduced to streamline our work processes further.”

Appreciation

Appreciation purchased TeleForm eight years ago to process training evaluation forms. They chose TeleForm because of the streamlined process that other programs could not compete against, as well as the versatile forms designer and user friendly interface. Others did not offer the flexibility they were looking for. In search of a seamless process they then began to use electronic forms.

Allan Griffin

“Having something seamless and streamlined is the most important factor to my business and when I saw details of LiquidOffice I had only a vague idea that I might be able to put it to use.

 Once I understood the application, I realised it could do so much more than I had anticipated. LiquidOffice is paying for itself. Appreciation is slicker and my clients know that. I am benefitting and so are my customers with a flexible system of form and data processing. Numbers have grown enormously from hundreds to thousands and LiquidOffice is going to let me cope efficiently with a whole lot more.”

Clinical Trials Group

The Clinical Trials Group (CTG) in the Department of Surgery at the University College London use TeleForm to manage the follow up information from patients involved in clinical trials.

Dr I Potyka

“The patients make regular follow up visits to a doctor, who completes feedback forms either electronically or on paper. The forms are sent from the doctor to CTG and then scanned with TeleForm to verify for errors. If an error is found the system can convert the form into an electronic form and email it back to the doctor for correction. Corrections only take a few seconds, adjusting only the incorrect data and then the completed forms are re-submitted to TeleForm.

ePC are making a valuable contribution to our aim of running trials in an efficient and cost effective manner.”

Reading FC

Reading Football Club needed a new way to design, complete and store data from injury prevention examinations on players.

Alan Hughes

“ePC were able to quickly and efficiently understand our requirements and produce forms that were ideal for the job.

The nature of the PDF forms created by ePC means that a traditionally paper heavy process has been converted in to a paperless, efficient and accurate process.

Having achieved a paperless process it is now much simpler to record, store and review the data, this leads to fewer player injuries.”