Horse farms and racing administrators have different challenges that need to be managed when compared to the normal veterinary hospital or practice.  RxWorks has taken significant action to ensure these needs are included in the software and have worked with a number of leading horse farms and administrators to ensure the needs of the farm and organisation are met.  

RxWorks has several leading international horse farms and equine administrators amongst its clients; amongst them Randwick Equine Centre and the Singapore Turf Club who use RxWorks to centralize and administer their record-keeping, medical histories and invoicing where appropriate. As well as all the core parts of the RxWorks solution, key features for running stud, equine and equine administration units include:

• Reproduction records and patient records
• Medical details which can be exported
• Ability to use RxWorks Mobile Veterinarian at different sites, within the orgianisation can be a real time saver and increase the efficiency of the orgainisation
• Invoicing and running accounts is straightforward and easy
• Location details
• Reminders of treatments
• Ability to store multiple horse names against one patient

See also Equine and Large Animal clinics for further specific features that are vital for your organisation.

RxWorks Mobile Veterinarian allows the busy large animal or equine veterinarian to access client / patient records, enter medical notes, produce invoices all from on-site or in the car.  Read how one busy equine veterinarian, Andrew Whitting, uses this invalubale feature in Victoria.

The temptation with all IT systems is to think that the technology will run itself. While this is true to an extent, to get the most out of RxWorks you need to understand it. Mark Lucey, one of five partners in a thriving ten-vet equine practice in the West of England, and Robert Magnus of Wisconsin Equine Clinic, Wisconsin, US, are both big believers in the adage that you get out of a system what you put into it. In these articles they examine their individual approaches to the purchase of a new practice management system.