Getting started with Medicus Dashboards
Resources → Medicus Dashboards lets you assemble custom dashboards for Medicus from QOF indicators — build the view you actually want in your clinical system, save it in Nexus, and regenerate it whenever the contract changes.
Building a dashboard
- New Dashboard opens the builder.
- Pick the QOF indicators you care about and arrange them into a view.
- Name the dashboard and save.
Generate and upload
The builder produces upload-ready XML for Medicus — export it and import into your clinical system.
Saved dashboards stay in your list so you can duplicate, tweak and re-export at any time — for example when indicators change at the start of a new QOF year. Dashboards can be private to you or shared with your organisation.
Learn by doing
Run Guides (?) → Medicus Dashboards for the interactive walkthrough.
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