By Kate Quirke in Digital Health CONNECT Magazine New Zealand healthcare professionals are paged an average of 3.5 times per hour and spend seven percent of their workday responding to those notifications. Pager communication often lacks standardisation, content consistency, or an indication of urgency – creating a challenge for clinicians to prioritise requests and manage …
Junior doctors are saving hours on shifts, safety has been enhanced, and nurses can easily see when clinicians will respond to deteriorating patients, following a clinical communications project at Lancashire Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust. Dr Omer Ali, internal medicine trainee and clinical informatics fellow, tells the story. For a junior doctor, the typical working …
Nurses and doctors at South Tees Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust have highlighted the positive impacts of Miya Noting, a new digital noting solution which saves time and simplifies ways of working. On the first day of using the Miya Noting component, healthcare professionals said they were amazed by the hours of time saved. One junior …
Software which supports quality improvements implemented at Lancashire Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust helped Burnley-based Alcidion win a Red Rose award for ‘Digital’ at the Winter Gardens in Blackpool in March. The award, which Alcidion have shared with the Trust, was given to recognise the significant improvements in patient safety following the implementation of a Smartpage …
Alcidion is pleased to announce Miya Precision modules Miya Flow, Miya Access and Miya Command have gone live across Alfred Health. A leader in health care delivery, improvement, research and education, Alfred Health is the main provider of health services in the inner southeast of Melbourne and provider of major specialist state-wide services to the …
Bed availability and NHS waiting times continue to hit headlines. Winter pressures have evolved into a year-round headache, with little chance for busy hospitals to recover during the spring and summer months. Combined with a growing elective backlog of more than 7 million people waiting for treatment the drive to maximise capacity and efficiency, whilst ensuring …
Alcidion has signed an extension to their existing contract with Leidos Australia for delivery of a Health Knowledge Management system to support healthcare service delivery across the Australian Defence Force (ADF). The extension to the initial contract with Leidos Australia will provide additional scope for the JP2060 Phase 4 project over 57 months comprising the …
South Tees Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust has taken the next step in its modern, modular electronic patient record (EPR) programme, having gone live with electronic prescribing and medication administration (ePMA) system Better Meds. The trust has deployed Better Meds to inpatient and outpatient areas, where it is already removing paper forms and manual processes, as …
Alcidion part of consortium for Australian Defence Force digital health system Alcidion Group Limited has been selected as part of a global consortium to build a new Health Knowledge Management (HKM) system for the Australian Defence Force (ADF). The HKM system will replace the ADF’s legacy electronic health record product with a modern, patient-centric health …
Northern Territory Health (NT Health) have signed an agreement with Alcidion to upgrade to the current Miya Precision platform. Northern Territory Health (NT Health) have signed an agreement with Alcidion to upgrade to the current Miya Precision platform. NT Health has been a key partner of Alcidion since 2009, being one of the earliest users …
Alcidion’s Miya Flow to overlay and integrate with the trust’s Cerner Millennium EPR to alleviate pressures and streamline the patient journey Healthcare professionals across East Lancashire Hospitals NHS Trust will receive an upgrade in their patient flow technology, following an agreement with smart healthcare IT provider Alcidion to deploy Miya Flow. The new system will …
Dartford and Gravesham NHS Trust has entered the next stages in its digitisation journey with the procurement of two technologies that will alleviate pressure on emergency department staff, theatres and recovery. Healthcare professionals working in the busy A&E department at the trust’s Darent Valley Hospital, will become the first in the NHS to use Miya …
