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Alcidion Group (ASX:ALC) Releases an Advanced Suite of Electronic Referrals Software, Miya iScheduler
- Published July 10, 2017 12:00AM UTC
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Alcidion Group Limited (ASX:ALC) announces the release of an advanced suite of electronic referrals software within its Miya family of advanced health informatics products for faster and improved healthcare.
KEY TAKEAWAYS:
- Miya iScheduler, the software is able to significantly improve the access of patients to hospital outpatient services, delivered to remote locations and the home.
- The software is of high value to GP’s, allied health professionals, community nurses and other care providers who are interacting with hospitals and other services to arrange timely care and support for their patients.
Ray Blight said: “we believe the breadth of functionality available within Miya iScheduler will be of appeal to large scale, multi-function, multi-service implementations – large in the sense of high numbers of patients in dense urban area, but also for small populations spread over large geographical areas, where the telehealth capability comes into play”.
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