Bp Premier Oxford SP2 is now available for download and update

Bp Premier Oxford SP2 is now available. It includes mandatory ePrescribing updates that every practice must install by 31 March 2027, plus a simpler eRx registration, vaping history recording and the new MedLuma clinical AI.

See the Bp Premier Oxford SP2 Release Notes for more information.

IMPORTANT  Follow the instructions in the Upgrade Installation Guide prior to updating.

XSLT WebView Utility is now available for download

This utility update is to accommodate the deprecation of Google support for XSLT (scheduled for 17 November 2026). Running this update will allow you to continue to view CDA documents such as those from My Health Record. This utility update will be included in Bp Premier Oxford SP2, releasing soon. View the downloads page to learn more.

IMPORTANT  This XSLT WebView Utility must be downloaded and installed on each workstation and requires administrator access to run to updating.

Download links:

• Spectra SP1 Rev 3
• Oxford
• Oxford SP1

Bp Premier Oxford SP1 is now available for download and update

Bp Premier Oxford SP1 is now available, with important security enhancements to help protect your Practice against the rising tide of cyber-attacks targeting healthcare — alongside updates to support the revised Assignment of Benefit (AoB) transitional period.

See the Bp Premier Oxford SP1 Release Notes for more information.

IMPORTANT  Follow the instructions in the Oxford SP1 Upgrade Installation Guide prior to updating.

Important Update on 1 July 2026 Assignment of Benefit Changes

Following the announcement on the 18th of June from the Australian Government and Department of Health, Disability and Ageing regarding changes to the Assignment of Benefit (AoB) reforms due to commence on 1 July 2026, please see this update on what this means for your Practice and how Best Practice Software will support you through the transition.

See Important Update on 1 July 2026 Assignment of Benefit Changes for more information.

Bp Comms Alpha Tag Changes 1 July 2026

The Australian Communications and Media Authority (ACMA) is introducing a new SMS Sender ID Register from 1 July 2026. This reform is designed to protect Australians from scam and spam text messages.

The ACMA has already demonstrated its enforcement approach, having issued fines to Tabcorp, Lululemon, and Lycamobile for breaching spam requirements including sending messages without proper consent or adequate sending identification.

See the Bp Comms Alpha Tag Changes article on the Bp Premier Knowledge Base for more information.

All known issues - Spectra

All known issues - Oxford