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Alcidion secure $2.35m contract with Western Health

Highlights:
 $2.35m contract for Footscray, Williamstown & Sunshine Hospitals.
 Initial Term of three years, with an option to extend for an additional two years.
 Apple iPad’s view Electronic Patient Records and highlight emerging clinical risk.
 Optimises Patient Flow, Bed Management across the hospital group.

Adelaide, South Australia, 6th April 2016 - As announced on 1 August 2016, Western Health
and Alcidion Group Limited (ASX:ALC) reached a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to
utilise the company’s technology across their public hospital facilities in the western suburbs
of Melbourne: the Footscray, Sunshine and Williamstown Hospitals and the Sunbury day
facility. Alcidion is delighted to announce that the MoU has now proceeded into a contract,
under the same material terms as described in the MoU.

The Miya platform provides all the necessary data to best manage patient care, from the
reception of the patient (Emergency Department or elective admissions) through the hospital
wards and specialist clinical areas, through to discharge. Clinicians can access individual
patient information on mobile devices at the point of care, on computer work stations
distributed across the hospitals, and on large format digital displays in shared work areas.
Multiple Apple iPads are deployed in every ward and clinical service area thus saving clinicians
and care team members valuable time in their patient care interactions.

This data access includes clinical information such as pathology and radiology results as well
as access to clinical documentation. Furthermore, the platform identifies emerging clinical
risk and highlights “at risk” patients to the clinicians.

In the Emergency Department, clinical staff can quickly identify those patients nearing the
National Emergency Access Target (NEAT) and plan care accordingly.

The patient flow component of Alcidion’s solution provides an overview of capacity and
demand at both the ward and unit level, providing real time information about open and
available beds, patients coming in (together with the admission source) and potential and
confirmed ward discharges.

CEO of Alcidion Group Limited, Mr Ray Blight commented, “We are very pleased to have
Western Health extend their relationship with Alcidion. Western Health should be
commended on their commitment to excellence in innovation and Alcidion is privileged to be
work closely on these ground-breaking initiatives”.

“Efficiency improvements are by far the most significant driver for investments in patient flow
solutions. More specifically, healthcare organisations are focused on improving bed
turnaround times and reducing patient wait times. We are delighted to be working with
Alcidion in this cutting-edge Patient Flow Solution”, Executive Director of Operations,
Western Health, Russell Harrison said in a statement.

The contract is for an initial three-year term at $1.45m, with Western Health holding the
option to extend the agreement for $450,000 per annum for the following two consecutive
years.
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