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Tasmania’s Northern Integrated Care Service Goes Live with Alcidion
- Published June 29, 2016 12:00AM UTC
- Publisher Wholesale Investor
- Categories Company Updates
27th June 2016, ASX Announcement
Highlights:
- Tasmania’s Department of Health & Human Services goes live with Miya Clinic.
- Provides a unified Electronic Medical Records for Outpatient Clinics.
- Future potential integration into the National Personally Controlled Electronic Health Record (PC-EHR).
Alcidion Group Limited (ASX: ALC) has completed the deployment of Miya Clinic to the Northern Integrated Care Service for the Department of Health & Human Services in Tasmania, inclusive of integrating twelve months of historical patient data into the platform.
The system provides an integrated solution for Outpatient Clinics and is interfaced with Pathology and Radiology Systems (RIS/PACS), Administration System (PAS) and the Outpatient Booking system with integration into the Emergency Department Information Systems (TrakED) scheduled for later this calendar year.
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