ICT Tip 192 – General – My last Tip, Embrace ICT and the EMR
Congratulations Michael and many thanks for all the help you have given us.
Enjoy your retirement.
Paul
On Fri 19 Jul 2024 at 09:05, Sarah Whelan sarah.whelan@centrichealth.ie
wrote:
Michael,
A quick note to wish you the very best of luck with your retirement. You
have been a stalwart of Centric Health, having worn many hats over the last
few years, and we have particularly enjoyed your IT tips. I’m glad to hear
that will continue as the baton is handed over to Shauna Byrne.
We will miss having you around, and personally I found you to always have
excellent rationale, wisdom and affability. Don’t be shy of Blessington,
you are welcome any time, I think you know that by now.
Most of all, make the best use of your golden years, climb mountains,
drink whiskey, venture to places unknown, and challenge yourself, it will
keep you young!
Go https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/go#Irish n-éirí
https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/%C3%A9ir%C3%AD#Irish an bóthar
https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/b%C3%B3thar#Irish leat
https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/leat#Irish!
Sarah and all the team in Blessington Medical
From: Michael Joyce mjoyce@centrichealthblessington.ie
Sent: Thursday, July 18, 2024 10:30 AM
To: gpdiscussion@centricgpforum.com
Subject: Centric GP Forum ICT Tip 192 – General – My last Tip, Embrace
ICT and the EMR
Today I transition further into retirement by leaving my day-to-day role
with Centric. You might still see me around occasionally as I have agreed
to help with some specific projects, like DigiBio and future migrations,
but I retire today from my day-to-day involvement.
I’m delighted to advise that Shauna Byrne has volunteered to take over
sending regular tips. Shauna is a valued member, as an Innovation
Specialist, of the Innovation team. You probably know her from the
excellent work she does on Patient Experience training and induction
training for new admin staff among many other things.
I know from working with Shauna that she has a wealth of experience with
Socrates, both from an in-depth knowledge point of view and most
importantly from a day-to-day practical point of view. The tips are in
safe hands.
As you know only GPs can post on the Centric GP Forum so the plan is
Shauna will e-mail the tips to Paul Carroll and he will forward them on to
you via the Centric GP Forum.
I passionately believe that making full use of IT capability, especially
the use of a good Electronic Medical Record (EMR), helps improve quality of
care and patient outcomes.
For that reason, my last tip is to advise that you continue to embrace the
use of IT in your practice and, in particular, learn all the things that
your EMR can do, and can help you to do. It is only going to get better
with time and I encourage you to keep learning and embracing all that will
evolve. Who knows what AI will bring, maybe we will finally have good
clinical decision support (CDS) products to help us in our work. Watch out
for xWaves, a CDS for choosing the most appropriate radiology investigation
in a given clinical scenario which should be available soon. There is
always something exciting on the horizon, but also remember there is lots
of unfilled potential in what is already available at your fingertips. I
say, learn them, embrace them and become a more efficient, lean and
effective practitioner. I hope I have helped in some small way in you
achieving that.
Michael
Click here for the Socrates Guide
https://centrichealthire.sharepoint.com/sites/CentricConnect/SitePages/Socrates.aspx
in Centric World
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Hi Michael
What a fabulous send-off! We all need to embrace as many IT improvements
as we can but that will be a good deal harder without you to guide
us....you have always led us to water and often made us drink as well!
I have thoroughly enjoyed your company, wisdom and keen judgement on many
and varied issues, but you have been and will always be "one of the good
guys" who has always been guided by what is best for us as clinicians and
by extension our patients. Nothing else really matters.
Just know that you are leaving this organisation in far better shape than
how you found it, and for that we will always be hugely grateful.
You leave a Michael Joyce-sized hole which will not be easily filled.
Enjoy your well-deserved retirement!!!
Best wishes
Paul (Churchtown)
On Fri, Jul 19, 2024 at 9:45 AM paul neary paneary@gmail.com wrote:
Congratulations Michael and many thanks for all the help you have given
us.
Enjoy your retirement.
Paul
On Fri 19 Jul 2024 at 09:05, Sarah Whelan sarah.whelan@centrichealth.ie
wrote:
Michael,
A quick note to wish you the very best of luck with your retirement. You
have been a stalwart of Centric Health, having worn many hats over the last
few years, and we have particularly enjoyed your IT tips. I’m glad to hear
that will continue as the baton is handed over to Shauna Byrne.
We will miss having you around, and personally I found you to always have
excellent rationale, wisdom and affability. Don’t be shy of Blessington,
you are welcome any time, I think you know that by now.
Most of all, make the best use of your golden years, climb mountains,
drink whiskey, venture to places unknown, and challenge yourself, it will
keep you young!
Go https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/go#Irish n-éirí
https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/%C3%A9ir%C3%AD#Irish an bóthar
https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/b%C3%B3thar#Irish leat
https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/leat#Irish!
Sarah and all the team in Blessington Medical
From: Michael Joyce mjoyce@centrichealthblessington.ie
Sent: Thursday, July 18, 2024 10:30 AM
To: gpdiscussion@centricgpforum.com
Subject: Centric GP Forum ICT Tip 192 – General – My last Tip, Embrace
ICT and the EMR
Today I transition further into retirement by leaving my day-to-day role
with Centric. You might still see me around occasionally as I have agreed
to help with some specific projects, like DigiBio and future migrations,
but I retire today from my day-to-day involvement.
I’m delighted to advise that Shauna Byrne has volunteered to take over
sending regular tips. Shauna is a valued member, as an Innovation
Specialist, of the Innovation team. You probably know her from the
excellent work she does on Patient Experience training and induction
training for new admin staff among many other things.
I know from working with Shauna that she has a wealth of experience with
Socrates, both from an in-depth knowledge point of view and most
importantly from a day-to-day practical point of view. The tips are in
safe hands.
As you know only GPs can post on the Centric GP Forum so the plan is
Shauna will e-mail the tips to Paul Carroll and he will forward them on to
you via the Centric GP Forum.
I passionately believe that making full use of IT capability, especially
the use of a good Electronic Medical Record (EMR), helps improve quality of
care and patient outcomes.
For that reason, my last tip is to advise that you continue to embrace
the use of IT in your practice and, in particular, learn all the things
that your EMR can do, and can help you to do. It is only going to get
better with time and I encourage you to keep learning and embracing all
that will evolve. Who knows what AI will bring, maybe we will finally have
good clinical decision support (CDS) products to help us in our work.
Watch out for xWaves, a CDS for choosing the most appropriate radiology
investigation in a given clinical scenario which should be available soon.
There is always something exciting on the horizon, but also remember there
is lots of unfilled potential in what is already available at your
fingertips. I say, learn them, embrace them and become a more efficient,
lean and effective practitioner. I hope I have helped in some small way in
you achieving that.
Michael
Click here for the Socrates Guide
https://centrichealthire.sharepoint.com/sites/CentricConnect/SitePages/Socrates.aspx
in Centric World
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Well said Paul. Best of luck Michael and enjoy your retirement.
Fiona
On Fri, Jul 19, 2024 at 14:29 Paul Carroll paulcarroll1969@gmail.com
wrote:
Hi Michael
What a fabulous send-off! We all need to embrace as many IT improvements
as we can but that will be a good deal harder without you to guide
us....you have always led us to water and often made us drink as well!
I have thoroughly enjoyed your company, wisdom and keen judgement on many
and varied issues, but you have been and will always be "one of the good
guys" who has always been guided by what is best for us as clinicians and
by extension our patients. Nothing else really matters.
Just know that you are leaving this organisation in far better shape than
how you found it, and for that we will always be hugely grateful.
You leave a Michael Joyce-sized hole which will not be easily filled.
Enjoy your well-deserved retirement!!!
Best wishes
Paul (Churchtown)
On Fri, Jul 19, 2024 at 9:45 AM paul neary paneary@gmail.com wrote:
Congratulations Michael and many thanks for all the help you have given
us.
Enjoy your retirement.
Paul
On Fri 19 Jul 2024 at 09:05, Sarah Whelan sarah.whelan@centrichealth.ie
wrote:
Michael,
A quick note to wish you the very best of luck with your retirement. You
have been a stalwart of Centric Health, having worn many hats over the last
few years, and we have particularly enjoyed your IT tips. I’m glad to hear
that will continue as the baton is handed over to Shauna Byrne.
We will miss having you around, and personally I found you to always
have excellent rationale, wisdom and affability. Don’t be shy of
Blessington, you are welcome any time, I think you know that by now.
Most of all, make the best use of your golden years, climb mountains,
drink whiskey, venture to places unknown, and challenge yourself, it will
keep you young!
Go https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/go#Irish n-éirí
https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/%C3%A9ir%C3%AD#Irish an bóthar
https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/b%C3%B3thar#Irish leat
https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/leat#Irish!
Sarah and all the team in Blessington Medical
From: Michael Joyce mjoyce@centrichealthblessington.ie
Sent: Thursday, July 18, 2024 10:30 AM
To: gpdiscussion@centricgpforum.com
Subject: Centric GP Forum ICT Tip 192 – General – My last Tip,
Embrace ICT and the EMR
Today I transition further into retirement by leaving my day-to-day role
with Centric. You might still see me around occasionally as I have agreed
to help with some specific projects, like DigiBio and future migrations,
but I retire today from my day-to-day involvement.
I’m delighted to advise that Shauna Byrne has volunteered to take over
sending regular tips. Shauna is a valued member, as an Innovation
Specialist, of the Innovation team. You probably know her from the
excellent work she does on Patient Experience training and induction
training for new admin staff among many other things.
I know from working with Shauna that she has a wealth of experience with
Socrates, both from an in-depth knowledge point of view and most
importantly from a day-to-day practical point of view. The tips are in
safe hands.
As you know only GPs can post on the Centric GP Forum so the plan is
Shauna will e-mail the tips to Paul Carroll and he will forward them on to
you via the Centric GP Forum.
I passionately believe that making full use of IT capability, especially
the use of a good Electronic Medical Record (EMR), helps improve quality of
care and patient outcomes.
For that reason, my last tip is to advise that you continue to embrace
the use of IT in your practice and, in particular, learn all the things
that your EMR can do, and can help you to do. It is only going to get
better with time and I encourage you to keep learning and embracing all
that will evolve. Who knows what AI will bring, maybe we will finally have
good clinical decision support (CDS) products to help us in our work.
Watch out for xWaves, a CDS for choosing the most appropriate radiology
investigation in a given clinical scenario which should be available soon.
There is always something exciting on the horizon, but also remember there
is lots of unfilled potential in what is already available at your
fingertips. I say, learn them, embrace them and become a more efficient,
lean and effective practitioner. I hope I have helped in some small way in
you achieving that.
Michael
Click here for the Socrates Guide
https://centrichealthire.sharepoint.com/sites/CentricConnect/SitePages/Socrates.aspx
in Centric World
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Very grateful Michael for all your hard work and support. Criona
On 18 Jul 2024, at 10:35, alan moran mosesmoran@gmail.com wrote:
Michael
Congrats. Enjoy it. You’ve certainly put a lot of work into this project.
Extra large thank you.
Alan
On Thu 18 Jul 2024 at 10:31, Michael Joyce <mjoyce@centrichealthblessington.ie mailto:mjoyce@centrichealthblessington.ie> wrote:
Today I transition further into retirement by leaving my day-to-day role with Centric. You might still see me around occasionally as I have agreed to help with some specific projects, like DigiBio and future migrations, but I retire today from my day-to-day involvement.
I’m delighted to advise that Shauna Byrne has volunteered to take over sending regular tips. Shauna is a valued member, as an Innovation Specialist, of the Innovation team. You probably know her from the excellent work she does on Patient Experience training and induction training for new admin staff among many other things.
I know from working with Shauna that she has a wealth of experience with Socrates, both from an in-depth knowledge point of view and most importantly from a day-to-day practical point of view. The tips are in safe hands.
As you know only GPs can post on the Centric GP Forum so the plan is Shauna will e-mail the tips to Paul Carroll and he will forward them on to you via the Centric GP Forum.
I passionately believe that making full use of IT capability, especially the use of a good Electronic Medical Record (EMR), helps improve quality of care and patient outcomes.
For that reason, my last tip is to advise that you continue to embrace the use of IT in your practice and, in particular, learn all the things that your EMR can do, and can help you to do. It is only going to get better with time and I encourage you to keep learning and embracing all that will evolve. Who knows what AI will bring, maybe we will finally have good clinical decision support (CDS) products to help us in our work. Watch out for xWaves, a CDS for choosing the most appropriate radiology investigation in a given clinical scenario which should be available soon. There is always something exciting on the horizon, but also remember there is lots of unfilled potential in what is already available at your fingertips. I say, learn them, embrace them and become a more efficient, lean and effective practitioner. I hope I have helped in some small way in you achieving that.
Michael
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And now for my penny's worth.
Many of you reading this will have no idea whom l am whereas the older
Centricians will know me well enough!!! I am now in the
perhaps enviable position where l retired from Practice 2 1/2 years
ago. Having gone from a very successful Single Handed Practice in
Dundalk to being the 'original' Centric GP in Dundalk. I will preface my
comments by saying that joining Centric Health was the single best and
wisest decision in my Medical career. THe back up and supports l got in
my 4 year involvement with Centric was fantastic. I'm not going to go
into the Admin. back up of Head Office and local Regional Managers,
advice just a phone call away. From Friday TV Shows with Aussie Paul to
Annual Hootenany's with the Big Guns. One of the things l found
fantastic and a huge help was the advice that l go when l needed it. Be
that Staff issues, FOI or Legal Matters indeed anything, Centric Staff
were there to solve the problem toute suite. Indeed the time when there
was an issue with my Computers and lo and behold the very next day Sir
Lancelot arrived up all the way from Wicklow. None other than the Joyce
fella himself. Royalty sitting in my own wee Surgery. None of you know
this but l know Michael longer than any of you. We go back a long way. I
first met Michael Joyce back in 1973 - when he arrived in Gormanston
College for Young Gentlemen to begin his Boarding School Career. He
was no dunce was Michael. No Siree. Straight to the 'A Class' for our
Michael. A clever little dickie was young Joyce. I have to be honest
and say that l wasn't in the A Class in the Year ahead
myself.............😳😳 Boarding School is a very special experience
for those who go through it. You build up a special bond with boys or
girls that you live with for 5 years. Although Michael was the year
below me which in Boarding School is like being from a different Race or
Planet. He stood out. Always noticible and a pupil l remembered. That
speaks volumes in itself for his
character. Since those
School days long ago our paths diverged and then surprisingly converged
thanks to Centric. I became the silly funny guy in Centric and
remaining very much on the periphery. Wheras Michael rose to the top,
like cream always does. His intelligence shone through in his love and
understanding of computers and the need and importance of Electronic
Medical Records and how they will and have advanced all your Medical
Practices and procedures. His 'Shortcuts' and advice, always given
willingly. His willingness to solve any issue any of you/us had speaks
volumes about the man. The compliments that have been
said about Michael are all genuine, well meaning, honest and richly
deserved. Whether you are aware of it or not, he has influenced the
life of every single Centric Doctor and Centric Practice. He will be
tremendously missed by you all. Perhaps there is some young 'Gung Ho'
young Centrician who will pick up the baton and drive the Electronic Age
on even further.
So Michael from an old Colleague. One that goes back to the early
'70's. I wish you the very best of luck in your retirement and the next
chapter of your life. Do the things you now want to do. It's your time
to be selfish. After spending a working lifetime always giving of
yourself, it is time to look after yourself. I wish you good health and
long life and much happiness on reflection. Perhaps some day there
might even be a 'Golf Day for Has Been Centricians', if we can get
Aussie Paul to arrange that. Ray can't - he's never around, always
abroad 😂😂😂
So take care, and God Bless. Any by the way. "Thank's for everything you
did for us".
love and kisses O'Reilly.
On 19/07/2024 21:19, Fiona Murphy wrote:
Well said Paul. Best of luck Michael and enjoy your retirement.
Fiona
On Fri, Jul 19, 2024 at 14:29 Paul Carroll paulcarroll1969@gmail.com
wrote:
Hi Michael
What a fabulous send-off! We all need to embrace as many IT
improvements as we can but that will be a good deal harder without
you to guide us....you have always led us to water and often made
us drink as well!
I have thoroughly enjoyed your company, wisdom and keen judgement
on many and varied issues, but you have been and will always be
"one of the good guys" who has always been guided by what is best
for us as clinicians and by extension our patients. Nothing else
really matters.
Just know that you are leaving this organisation in far better
shape than how you found it, and for that we will always be
hugely grateful.
You leave a Michael Joyce-sized hole which will not be easily
filled. Enjoy your well-deserved retirement!!!
Best wishes
Paul (Churchtown)
On Fri, Jul 19, 2024 at 9:45 AM paul neary <paneary@gmail.com> wrote:
Congratulations Michael and many thanks for all the help you
have given us.
Enjoy your retirement.
Paul
On Fri 19 Jul 2024 at 09:05, Sarah Whelan
<sarah.whelan@centrichealth.ie> wrote:
Michael,
A quick note to wish you the very best of luck with your
retirement. You have been a stalwart of Centric Health,
having worn many hats over the last few years, and we have
particularly enjoyed your IT tips. I’m glad to hear that
will continue as the baton is handed over to Shauna Byrne.
We will miss having you around, and personally I found you
to always have excellent rationale, wisdom and affability.
Don’t be shy of Blessington, you are welcome any time, I
think you know that by now.
Most of all, make the best use of your golden years, climb
mountains, drink whiskey, venture to places unknown, and
challenge yourself, it will keep you young!
Go <https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/go#Irish> n-éirí
<https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/%C3%A9ir%C3%AD#Irish> an
bóthar <https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/b%C3%B3thar#Irish>
leat <https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/leat#Irish>!
Sarah and all the team in Blessington Medical
*From:*Michael Joyce <mjoyce@centrichealthblessington.ie>
*Sent:* Thursday, July 18, 2024 10:30 AM
*To:* gpdiscussion@centricgpforum.com
*Subject:* Centric GP Forum ICT Tip 192 – General – My
last Tip, Embrace ICT and the EMR
Today I transition further into retirement by leaving my
day-to-day role with Centric. You might still see me
around occasionally as I have agreed to help with some
specific projects, like DigiBio and future migrations, but
I retire today from my day-to-day involvement.
I’m delighted to advise that Shauna Byrne has volunteered
to take over sending regular tips. Shauna is a valued
member, as an Innovation Specialist, of the Innovation
team. You probably know her from the excellent work she
does on Patient Experience training and induction training
for new admin staff among many other things.
I know from working with Shauna that she has a wealth of
experience with Socrates, both from an in-depth knowledge
point of view and most importantly from a day-to-day
practical point of view. The tips are in safe hands.
As you know only GPs can post on the Centric GP Forum so
the plan is Shauna will e-mail the tips to Paul Carroll
and he will forward them on to you via the Centric GP Forum.
I passionately believe that making full use of IT
capability, especially the use of a good Electronic
Medical Record (EMR), helps improve quality of care and
patient outcomes.
For that reason, my last tip is to advise that you
continue to embrace the use of IT in your practice and, in
particular, learn all the things that your EMR can do, and
can help you to do. It is only going to get better with
time and I encourage you to keep learning and embracing
all that will evolve. Who knows what AI will bring, maybe
we will finally have good clinical decision support (CDS)
products to help us in our work. Watch out for xWaves, a
CDS for choosing the most appropriate radiology
investigation in a given clinical scenario which should be
available soon. There is always something exciting on the
horizon, but also remember there is lots of unfilled
potential in what is already available at your
fingertips. I say, learn them, embrace them and become a
more efficient, lean and effective practitioner. I hope I
have helped in some small way in you achieving that.
Michael
Click here for the Socrates Guide
<https://centrichealthire.sharepoint.com/sites/CentricConnect/SitePages/Socrates.aspx>
in Centric World
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Thanks for all your help with our recent Socrates set up, you were very
patient. Enjoy your upcoming freedom
Kieran
Kieran O'Connell
On Sun, 21 Jul 2024, 21:22 Criona Burns, criona@3pcrew.ie wrote:
Very grateful Michael for all your hard work and support. Criona
On 18 Jul 2024, at 10:35, alan moran mosesmoran@gmail.com wrote:
Michael
Congrats. Enjoy it. You’ve certainly put a lot of work into this project.
Extra large thank you.
Alan
On Thu 18 Jul 2024 at 10:31, Michael Joyce <
mjoyce@centrichealthblessington.ie> wrote:
Today I transition further into retirement by leaving my day-to-day role
with Centric. You might still see me around occasionally as I have agreed
to help with some specific projects, like DigiBio and future migrations,
but I retire today from my day-to-day involvement.
I’m delighted to advise that Shauna Byrne has volunteered to take over
sending regular tips. Shauna is a valued member, as an Innovation
Specialist, of the Innovation team. You probably know her from the
excellent work she does on Patient Experience training and induction
training for new admin staff among many other things.
I know from working with Shauna that she has a wealth of experience with
Socrates, both from an in-depth knowledge point of view and most
importantly from a day-to-day practical point of view. The tips are in
safe hands.
As you know only GPs can post on the Centric GP Forum so the plan is
Shauna will e-mail the tips to Paul Carroll and he will forward them on to
you via the Centric GP Forum.
I passionately believe that making full use of IT capability, especially
the use of a good Electronic Medical Record (EMR), helps improve quality of
care and patient outcomes.
For that reason, my last tip is to advise that you continue to embrace
the use of IT in your practice and, in particular, learn all the things
that your EMR can do, and can help you to do. It is only going to get
better with time and I encourage you to keep learning and embracing all
that will evolve. Who knows what AI will bring, maybe we will finally have
good clinical decision support (CDS) products to help us in our work.
Watch out for xWaves, a CDS for choosing the most appropriate radiology
investigation in a given clinical scenario which should be available soon.
There is always something exciting on the horizon, but also remember there
is lots of unfilled potential in what is already available at your
fingertips. I say, learn them, embrace them and become a more efficient,
lean and effective practitioner. I hope I have helped in some small way in
you achieving that.
Michael
Click here for the Socrates Guide
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What a treat! Perhaps the only good thing to come out of the great Dr
Joyce's retirement is that it seems to have also coaxed Dr O'Reilly's old
laptop back into life as well! And to think we all assumed it had been
lost under the bleachers in the grandstand at Oriel Park during one of
those struggling phases of de Town's footballing woes. In fact, many
people have speculated that Dr O'Reilly is perhaps next in line to manage
Dundalk FC, seeing as everyone else with a pulse seems to have already had
a go!
So good to read your dulcit keystrokes again.... no one else quite does a
"love and kisses" sign-off quite like the original Dr Paul. Your
suggestion of a Centric Alumni Golf Day is well-noted and I will definitely
raise it with Ray when he is back from his next overseas trip! I was
privileged to have tried to preserve some of the wisdom of our retired
colleagues (including your good self) with interviews on the late and
oft-lamented GPTV (all episodes available on Centric World!).
Please don't leave it until the retirement of another learned colleague
before we hear from you again! The times we are in demand more wisdom than
we are currently able to supply.....
I hope you are managing to squeeze in the odd game of golf in between all
your other commitments...... Your tribute to Dr Joyce has been the
highlight of my day!
Kind regards
Aussie Paul
On Tue, Jul 23, 2024 at 1:16 PM Dr Paul O'Reilly drpauldundalk@gmail.com
wrote:
And now for my penny's worth.
Many of you reading this will have no idea whom l am whereas the older
Centricians will know me well enough!!! I am now in the
perhaps enviable position where l retired from Practice 2 1/2 years ago.
Having gone from a very successful Single Handed Practice in Dundalk to
being the 'original' Centric GP in
Dundalk. I will
preface my comments by saying that joining Centric Health was the single
best and wisest decision in my Medical career. THe back up and supports l
got in my 4 year involvement with Centric was fantastic. I'm not going to
go into the Admin. back up of Head Office and local Regional Managers,
advice just a phone call away. From Friday TV Shows with Aussie Paul to
Annual Hootenany's with the Big Guns. One of the things l found fantastic
and a huge help was the advice that l go when l needed it. Be that Staff
issues, FOI or Legal Matters indeed anything, Centric Staff were there to
solve the problem toute suite. Indeed the time when there was an issue
with my Computers and lo and behold the very next day Sir Lancelot
arrived up all the way from Wicklow. None other than the Joyce fella
himself. Royalty sitting in my own wee Surgery. None of you know this but
l know Michael longer than any of you. We go back a long way. I first met
Michael Joyce back in 1973 - when he arrived in Gormanston College for
Young Gentlemen to begin his Boarding School Career. He was no dunce
was Michael. No Siree. Straight to the 'A Class' for our Michael. A clever
little dickie was young Joyce. I have to be honest and say that l
wasn't in the A Class in the Year ahead myself.............😳😳 Boarding
School is a very special experience for those who go through it. You build
up a special bond with boys or girls that you live with for 5 years.
Although Michael was the year below me which in Boarding School is like
being from a different Race or Planet. He stood out. Always noticible and a
pupil l remembered. That speaks volumes in itself for his
character. Since those
School days long ago our paths diverged and then surprisingly converged
thanks to Centric. I became the silly funny guy in Centric and remaining
very much on the periphery. Wheras Michael rose to the top, like cream
always does. His intelligence shone through in his love and understanding
of computers and the need and importance of Electronic Medical Records and
how they will and have advanced all your Medical Practices and procedures.
His 'Shortcuts' and advice, always given willingly. His willingness to
solve any issue any of you/us had speaks volumes about the
man. The compliments that have been said about Michael are
all genuine, well meaning, honest and richly deserved. Whether you are
aware of it or not, he has influenced the life of every single Centric
Doctor and Centric Practice. He will be tremendously missed by you all.
Perhaps there is some young 'Gung Ho' young Centrician who will pick up the
baton and drive the Electronic Age on even further.
So Michael from an old Colleague. One that goes back to the early '70's.
I wish you the very best of luck in your retirement and the next chapter of
your life. Do the things you now want to do. It's your time to be selfish.
After spending a working lifetime always giving of yourself, it is time to
look after yourself. I wish you good health and long life and much
happiness on reflection. Perhaps some day there might even be a 'Golf Day
for Has Been Centricians', if we can get Aussie Paul to arrange that. Ray
can't - he's never around, always abroad 😂😂😂
So take care, and God Bless. Any by the way. "Thank's for everything you
did for us".
love and kisses
O'Reilly.
On 19/07/2024 21:19, Fiona Murphy wrote:
Well said Paul. Best of luck Michael and enjoy your retirement.
Fiona
On Fri, Jul 19, 2024 at 14:29 Paul Carroll paulcarroll1969@gmail.com
wrote:
Hi Michael
What a fabulous send-off! We all need to embrace as many IT improvements
as we can but that will be a good deal harder without you to guide
us....you have always led us to water and often made us drink as well!
I have thoroughly enjoyed your company, wisdom and keen judgement on many
and varied issues, but you have been and will always be "one of the good
guys" who has always been guided by what is best for us as clinicians and
by extension our patients. Nothing else really matters.
Just know that you are leaving this organisation in far better shape than
how you found it, and for that we will always be hugely grateful.
You leave a Michael Joyce-sized hole which will not be easily filled.
Enjoy your well-deserved retirement!!!
Best wishes
Paul (Churchtown)
On Fri, Jul 19, 2024 at 9:45 AM paul neary paneary@gmail.com wrote:
Congratulations Michael and many thanks for all the help you have given
us.
Enjoy your retirement.
Paul
On Fri 19 Jul 2024 at 09:05, Sarah Whelan sarah.whelan@centrichealth.ie
wrote:
Michael,
A quick note to wish you the very best of luck with your retirement.
You have been a stalwart of Centric Health, having worn many hats over the
last few years, and we have particularly enjoyed your IT tips. I’m glad to
hear that will continue as the baton is handed over to Shauna Byrne.
We will miss having you around, and personally I found you to always
have excellent rationale, wisdom and affability. Don’t be shy of
Blessington, you are welcome any time, I think you know that by now.
Most of all, make the best use of your golden years, climb mountains,
drink whiskey, venture to places unknown, and challenge yourself, it will
keep you young!
Go https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/go#Irish n-éirí
https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/%C3%A9ir%C3%AD#Irish an bóthar
https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/b%C3%B3thar#Irish leat
https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/leat#Irish!
Sarah and all the team in Blessington Medical
From: Michael Joyce mjoyce@centrichealthblessington.ie
Sent: Thursday, July 18, 2024 10:30 AM
To: gpdiscussion@centricgpforum.com
Subject: Centric GP Forum ICT Tip 192 – General – My last Tip,
Embrace ICT and the EMR
Today I transition further into retirement by leaving my day-to-day
role with Centric. You might still see me around occasionally as I have
agreed to help with some specific projects, like DigiBio and future
migrations, but I retire today from my day-to-day involvement.
I’m delighted to advise that Shauna Byrne has volunteered to take over
sending regular tips. Shauna is a valued member, as an Innovation
Specialist, of the Innovation team. You probably know her from the
excellent work she does on Patient Experience training and induction
training for new admin staff among many other things.
I know from working with Shauna that she has a wealth of experience
with Socrates, both from an in-depth knowledge point of view and most
importantly from a day-to-day practical point of view. The tips are in
safe hands.
As you know only GPs can post on the Centric GP Forum so the plan is
Shauna will e-mail the tips to Paul Carroll and he will forward them on to
you via the Centric GP Forum.
I passionately believe that making full use of IT capability,
especially the use of a good Electronic Medical Record (EMR), helps improve
quality of care and patient outcomes.
For that reason, my last tip is to advise that you continue to embrace
the use of IT in your practice and, in particular, learn all the things
that your EMR can do, and can help you to do. It is only going to get
better with time and I encourage you to keep learning and embracing all
that will evolve. Who knows what AI will bring, maybe we will finally have
good clinical decision support (CDS) products to help us in our work.
Watch out for xWaves, a CDS for choosing the most appropriate radiology
investigation in a given clinical scenario which should be available soon.
There is always something exciting on the horizon, but also remember there
is lots of unfilled potential in what is already available at your
fingertips. I say, learn them, embrace them and become a more efficient,
lean and effective practitioner. I hope I have helped in some small way in
you achieving that.
Michael
Click here for the Socrates Guide
https://centrichealthire.sharepoint.com/sites/CentricConnect/SitePages/Socrates.aspx
in Centric World
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