We are here to support you through COVID-19 It is hard to believe that we are rounding out week nine of working remotely. As we continue to adapt to our new lives with extraordinary dexterity and agility, and as the landscape continues to change, I want to share some of our priorities to support you. Firstly, to our healthcare customers, I would like to extend our deepest gratitude for your unwavering commitment and for the important work you are doing to protect our communities from COVID-19. We hope you and your staff are managing to stay safe and in good spirits during this challenging time. From everyone at Alcidion, thank you! Our priority continues to be the health and wellbeing of our people and customers, as we maintain our business operations and make the adjustments required to work effectively in this evolving situation. We are making it easier for our employees around the world to access resources and support our customers. We have employed several new people to support our high-performing teams and build a strong remote work culture. We are committed to helping our customers and partners tackle coronavirus in any way we can. We will continue discussions about how we can adapt our wide range of technologies to respond quickly to your needs, to ensure you can provide the highest quality of care to your patients and safeguard the wellbeing of your staff. Our recentblogdemonstrates the importance of customer experience to everyone at Alcidion. We are working with hospitals that use our Patientrack solution to implement a coronavirus assessment tool to support frontline staff with screening and early intervention. We have also developed monitoring dashboards and a mobile solution on ourMiya Precisionplatform for home and hospital monitoring, to deliver better visibility and communication between clinicians, and give patients the care they need, no matter where they are. For over a decade, integrated ‘out-of-hospital’ models of care have been sitting on the fringes of health service delivery. Now, in the midst of COVID-19, these technology-driven approaches have taken centre stage with new care models adopted. The way we deliver health care is changing. In different and profound ways, the coronavirus will leave a lasting mark in the way we live our lives and look at the world. The world after COVID-19 will be more resilient, connected and supported as we experiment with how we can use technology to improve our lives and the lives of others. This change is nowhere more apparent than in the healthcare industry. At Alcidion, we believe that people will always have an important role in healthcare, and face-to-face interactions will continue. However, there are opportunities to create a more efficient and effective healthcare system using technology. We are here to support this endeavour. While we focus on the day-to-day challenges our customers are facing, we are looking towards life after COVID-19 and how we can work with our customers to develop integrated, innovative solutions to support new models of care. As always, please do not hesitate to get in touch if there is any way we can support you during this time. Yours sincerely, Kate Quirke Managing Director COVID-19: Capabilities for hospitals and health services Patientrak Alcidion has designed a COVID-19 assessment tool in its early warning softwarePatientrackto help hospitals identify potential cases sooner. The tool is currently in use at a NHS UK Trust and is available to all hospitals using Patientrack at no additional cost. In ANZ, Alcidion has configured the New Zealand Ministry of Health COVID screening assessment in its Patientrack system, developed with input from a respiratory physician. Alcidion’s Patientrack system has alsogone live at NHS Nightingale Hospital North Westto enable nurses at the new hospital to digitally capture crucial vital signs and beside observations. The system will automatically calculate the National Early Warning Score (NEWS2) which is used by professionals across the NHS to quickly identify if a patient’s conditioning may be worsening. Miya Precision As part of itsMiya Precisionplatform, Alcidion has also developed monitoring dashboards and mobile solutions for improved home and hospital monitoring. The dashboard displays risk based on relevant criteria for all test results including COVID-19 as well as time since diagnosis, location, isolation status, active problems, action plans, and other triageconsiderations. Alcidion is well-positioned to provide timely advice and rapidly implement new solutions or enhancements to your existing Alcidion products. Learn more about the capabilities and support we can provide to help you manage this evolving crisishere. ACT Health powers the patient journey with Miya Precision In March,ACT Healthwent live with Miya Precision at two of their campuses – Canberra Hospital and University of Canberra Hospital – covering more than 600 beds. Miya Precision will ensure clinicians are aware of the hospitals’ current patient and bed status, improving communication and visibility of patient flow across the health service to streamline the patient stay. The implementation complements the existing use of Alcidion’s Patientrack solution by ACT Health and has been described by CIO Peter O’Halloran as a core component of ACT’s Digital Health Strategy to improve the management of a patient’s journey. Learn more about ACT Health’s implementationhere. NHS Fife extends partnership to support clinical care strategy Scotland Health Board NHS Fife is extending the use of our electronic bedside monitoring system Patientrack across the whole estate that will comprise a minimum of ten hospitals including two main acute hospitals and a network of community and day hospitals. NHS Fife plans to build on the success it has had with Patientrack, including a reduction of up to two thirds in cardiac arrests in its Medical Assessment Acute Unit, and move into rapid implementation of the solution across its Community hospitals and Paediatrics specialty. Learn how Patientrack is supporting NHS Fife’s clinical and technology strategyhere. Join us in welcoming Steve Lutz and Amanda James We are pleased to welcome two new members to the Alcidion leadership team. Steve Lutzjoins us as General Manager of Business Development in Australia and New Zealand. Steve has extensive experience in the health care sector and brings valuable expertise to our team. Based in the Sydney office, Steve will be responsible for driving business growth in the region, as well as managing and growing our existing sales team. Connect with Stevehere. Amanda Jamesjoins us as Alcidion’s General Manager of People, Place & Culture in April. In this newly created role based in Melbourne, Amanda will work closely with our global teams to ensure we continue to be a workplace that helps our people flourish, while living out our values. Connect with Amandahere. How Alcidion is embracing a remote reality As a company distributed across space and time zones, Alcidion recognises maintaining relationships and team connection is key to working together. We are taking this opportunity to improve the way we work, collaborate and communicate, and how to sprinkle in some fun throughout the day. We asked our employees to get creative this Easter – and they didn’t disappoint. Read about our Easter Bonnet challengehere.

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