Leicester, Leicestershire & Rutland Local Medical Committee

TPP Automate

The LMC Board has agreed to commission local support for practices wishing to use the Auto-Reviewing tool provided by TPP for SystmOne. To learn more about this new tool click here for details of the SystmOne Auto-review Rules Engine.

This Tool will free up administrative and clinical time for all practices as results which are completely normal will be filed automatically with no human intervention.

Practices who wish to participate will be provided with an easy to follow guide how to set it up and pre-designed ‘rules’ to work with results provided by the UHL laboratory. Every time UHL change their ranges etc revised rules will be issued.

This service is designed to streamline processes, improve efficiency, and reduce administrative burden which we are pleased to confirm we are now in a position to share this with you.

LLR practices that has expressed their interest in this service, we will provide the following for the practice to adopt:

  • An easy-to-follow guide on how to set it up
  • Pre designed ‘rules’ to work with results provided by the UHL laboratory (the LMC will update you directly when the lab changes any rules)
  • Auto Review Log

Practices will be required to activate the rules they wish to adopt. It is important for practices to be aware and understand that whilst this initiative is supported by LMC, LHIS and LLR ICB, that any practices adopting the auto-review rules will retain full responsibility and accountability for the service. PLEASE CONTACT THE LMC FOR THE ABOVE INFORMATION AND RULES

This tool will free up administrative and clinical time for all practices as results which are completely normal will be filed automatically with no human intervention.

We anticipate that this will be straight forward for practices to install, but any questions then please contact the LMC, and we will liaise with Mustafa Musaji directly.
The service has been commissioned by Mustafa Musaji (please do not contact Musaji directly but direct any queries etc to the LMC.

The LMC liaised with the ICB regarding this service and they are aware.

Last Updated on 8 June 2026

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