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Tristan has recently been selected to supply both the Philip Leverhulme Equine Hospital, which is one of the busiest and most successful equine hospitals in the country, and also the new Small Animal Teaching Hospital at Liverpool University which opened on the 2nd of April this year. The new facility houses some of the most advanced facilities for small animal medicine and surgery in Europe and we're looking forward to working in partnership with both Liverpool and Edinburgh Universities. |
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Tristan is our market leading veterinary practice management product and has been designed to allow you to quickly and easily manage the entire operation of your veterinary practice. Using Tristan, you can control all aspects of your practice including client and animal records, appointment bookings, full clinical recording, billing and invoicing. We've been developing Tristan in partnership with vets and practices for the last 4 years and we're now bringing our system to the veterinary market at large. So, why choose Tristan for your practice?
Simple - efficiency. Tristan has been designed from the ground up to make managing a veterinary practice simpler. We've developed the package in close collaboration with veterinary surgeons and nurses to make day to day tasks easier to accomplish. Rebooking animals for follow-up appointments, and treating an unexpected animal a client has taken with them to a consultation can be quickly and easily done with only one or two clicks.
By making common tasks as quick to accomplish we can save your staff time, and your practice money. |
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We are excited to announce that Tristan Software has been awarded a prestigious contract to supply the hospital management information system to Edinburgh Universitys Royal (Dick) School of Veterinary Medicine. We look forward to working with the Dick Vet over the coming months to provide them with new and innovative tools to manage their day to day operation and assist with their research. More information is available from Shirley Lucas on 01224 333000. |
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