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E-health Play Alcidion Makes Debut
- Published March 01, 2016 12:00AM UTC
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29th February 2016, Yahoo News By Nick Evans
Nathan Buzza’s latest IT venture has launched onto the Australian Securities Exchange today.
E-health provider Alcidion Group began trading with a market capitalisation of about $35 million.
Serial technology entrepreneur Mr Buzza is best known for Commtech Wireless, sold in 2008 to Amcom Software.
His latest venture centralises patient health data, such as hospital pathology and oncology records onto mobile devices, which Alcidion claims will help clinicians make better decisions about patient care and avoid medical errors.
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