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Alcidion announce $NZD1.60m contract with MidCentral DHB

Highlights:
 $NZD1.60m contract to deploy Miya Platform throughout MidCentral DHB.
 Real-Time Visualisation of Inpatient and ED Patient Journey.
 Clinicians can access individual patient information on mobile devices.
 First deployment of Miya Platform into New Zealand.

Adelaide, South Australia, 25 May 2017 - Alcidion Group Limited (ASX:ALC) is delighted to
announce that it has executed a contract with the MidCentral District Health Board in
New Zealand to utilise the company’s technology across their public hospital facilities.

The Miya platform will provide all the necessary data to manage the flow of patient care, from
the reception of the patient (Emergency Department or elective admissions) through the
hospital wards and specialist clinical areas, through to discharge.

The Miya platform will be integrated across a broad cross section of Clinical Information
Systems, including WebPas, HOMER, Medlab Central, CareStream RIS/PACS, NZ Blood
Services, Broadway RIS, Pacific RIS and the Variance Management System for Nursing
Workload Data.

Clinicians can access individual patient information on mobile devices at the point of care, on
computer workstations distributed across the hospitals, and on large format digital displays
in shared work areas.

The mobile EMR provides access to 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.

A key aspect of the solution is to provide real time intelligence to the MidCentral Hospital
Operations Centre, the focal point for supporting the most efficient allocation of hospital
resources to help ensure a fast, safe, clinically effective journey for all patients.
The mobile bed management component of Alcidion’s solution provides an overview of
capacity and demand ubiquitously across the hospital.

Electronic Patient Journey Boards will be deployed in over 20 ward and clinical service
locations, with service specific configurations for the Emergency Department, Medical Access
and Planning Unit, Maternity, Children’s, Mental Health, Medical and Surgical Units.

The platform will be available across over 130 Apple iPads and 75 large format digital displays
that will be deployed in every ward and clinical service area thus saving clinicians and care
team members valuable time in their patient care interactions.

MidCentral are intending to review the supply of the integrated Miya Smartpage Clinical
Communication and Collaboration solution as a possible future extension to the HOC solution.

CEO of Alcidion Group Limited, Mr Ray Blight commented, “We are delighted to see
the MidCentral District Health Board select the Alcidion solution. Alcidion is privileged to be
working with Mid Central on these ground-breaking initiatives.”.

“Improving the patient journey throughout our hospital is by far the most significant driver
for investment in the Hospital Operations Centre. More specifically, we are focused on
removing blocks in our system, reducing patient wait times, and optimising the availability
and use of hospital beds. We are delighted to be working with Alcidion in this cutting-edge
solution”, Chief Executive Officer, MidCentral District Health Board, Kathryn Cook said in a
statement.

New Zealand is home to 84 Public Hospitals, distributed across 20 District Health Boards.

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