Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome (PCOS) provides a secure, web-based registry for recording of clinical observations and treatments of patients with polycystic ovaries. This includes support for investigations and trials associated with these patients including use of physical biospecimens. The system also includes support for patient self-reporting through the targeted delivery of mobile applications (both iOS and Android applications) that allow patients to record their own patient reported information in advance of meeting with doctors in clinics. A range of hospitals and clinical centres in the UK is currently evaluating the system.

Youth alcohol consumption app and database (CAPTURE) is a project that supports research into alcohol consumption in young adults. The project includes collaboration between researchers at the Melbourne School of Psychological Sciences and PRESS. The project ran to December 2015. In this project, PRESS developed an iOS-based mobile application and a secure web database for the associated data feed/capture. The web system also included a range of tests used for psychological analysis of individuals. This work ran for 3 months only and typifies the activities of PRESS in rapid delivery of software systems. The mobile app and database were developed in close coordination with the end users and successfully delivered. These apps can now be found in the Apple app store.