A computer screen displays a medical database with various patient details. There are fields for date of birth, telephone call summary, eye surgery dates, and appointment information. Several buttons and input options are visible on the interface.
A smartphone displays a registration page for BCU withdrawal tools, asking for email address and password. Fields to enter details, options to remember login info, and links for login help and reporting issues are visible. The phone lies on a clean surface.

We’re sorry to have to say, that sometimes design just isn’t sexy.

Functional – yes of course, but ‘slap me in the face’ lusciousness? Nope, sorry – not this time buddy.

But important doesn’t always have to be pretty (good news for me!) This BCU site was built to enable NHS Wales to monitor patients who are having eye surgery as they progress through the system. The site deals with over 1000 patients, each of whom has up to 80 different datasets, so a high-integrity database was required.

Please note, South˚ are registered with the Information Commissioner. This is a secure site which holds NHS Patient Identifiable Information (PID). For the purposes of these screenshots, the PID has been blurred to protect privacy ensuring we remain IGT compliant.

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