TCR is based in Langley Mill, in Nottinghamshire. Over the last fourteen years we have developed a wide range of software for the Health Community. Amongst our many products are Clinical Systems, Medical Cooperative Systems, Pathology Links Systems, Laboratory Links Systems, and MIQUEST related systems.

The MIQUEST related products are ...

QUEST BROWSER - a tool for managing standard audits set up by your PCT or Health Authority. We have produced many query libraries. For example:

This is achieved by issuing query sets for execution on your clinical system, and analysing the results with our powerful Report Objects 

QUEST EDITOR - allows editing of ready-made query libraries via a simple 'point-and-shoot' mechanism. No knowledge of the miquest query language is needed. Users of Quest Browser can edit, copy, export and import these sets. The Editor is used from within Quest Browser.

QUEST WATCH - allows users of Quest Browser to hold an off-line database of information for Out of Hours services and Hospital admissions wards. Controlled requests for critical data can be sent to the practice and Quest Watch will process the request and package the data back to the approved requestor. Quest Watch also manages anonymised databases for PCT data collection.

QUEST ANALYSER - a complete Miquest project manager and repository. This allows fully comprehensive control of query libraries, comparative analysis, data collection and distribution. The repository allows for enterprise wide analysis of data.

QUEST INTERPRETER - a complete Miquest solution for GP SYSTEM SUPPLIERS. The interpreter is a miquest engine which attaches to existing clinical systems.

QUEST EMBED - a 32bit ActiveX DLL which allows system integrators to directly write and update Quest Interpreter tables either 'on the fly' or in full export mode.

CVD Risk Assessor - a tool for analysing  all CVD related data in your clinical system to identify potential shortfalls in patient care. Risk is calculated for ALL patients where there is sufficient data. Patients in 'potentially at risk' groups (diabetic, raised systolic, raised cholesterol etc) are highlighted for investigation.