Alcidion

05/06/2026

We're an Application Support Officer to join our team in Melbourne 📍

You'll deliver high quality support to our healthcare customers across Australia, New Zealand and the UK, troubleshooting complex application issues, collaborating with internal teams and building strong client relationships.

We're looking for someone with experience supporting enterprise or SaaS applications, strong SQL skills and a customer-first mindset.

At Alcidion, we're committed to transforming healthcare through innovative technology. We offer flexible working, comprehensive leave options and a culture our people describe as inclusive and purpose-driven.

➡️ Find out more and apply: https://ap1.hubs.ly/y0Yfhj0

28/05/2026

"The pressure's undeniable. It is clearly evident from patient experience, from the workforce experience and the statistics that patient flow is now not just an efficiency problem. It's a safety problem as well, and leaders need something practical. Something that's not just a theory." - Dr Paul Deffley, Chief Medical Officer, Alcidion

When patient flow fails, it is not just an operational headache. It shows up in longer stays, stranded patients, staff under sustained pressure and clinical risk that compounds with every hour of delay.

On this episode of Digital Health Unplugged, Dr Paul Deffley and Tracy McClelland from Alcidion join host Jordan Sollof to talk about what hospitals can do about it.

They discuss the thinking behind Alcidion's new patient flow handbook, real-world progress at South Tees Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust, and the recommendations from the Public Policy Projects report on bed management and patient flow. They also share practical starting points for leaders who want to make improvements now, not in a year's time.

🎧 Listen here: https://ap1.hubs.ly/y0WHM60

Alcidion’s Paul Deffley and Tracy McClelland join Jordan Sollof to discuss why patient flow is essential for the NHS and patients.

20/05/2026

Congratulations to the Miya ED implementation team at University Hospital Southampton NHS Foundation Trust (UHS), who were awarded Highly Commended for Digital Team of the Year at the HSJ Digital Awards 👏

Since going live with Miya Emergency across Southampton General Hospital last year, UHS has transformed how its emergency department coordinates care, replacing paper-heavy workflows and fragmented systems with a single digital view of patient activity.

It is a testament to the collaboration between clinical, digital, operational and training teams who came together to make it happen. 🤝

We are proud to support UHS on this journey and to see their work recognised alongside some of the best digital teams in the NHS.

https://ap1.hubs.ly/y0TkqV0

WINNER: University Hospitals of Derby and Burton (UHDB) and Chesterfield Royal Hospital (CRH) - Thousands of patients benefiting from new, joint EPR across six hospitals through quality and safety improvements and millions of hours released back to care

20/05/2026

South Tees Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust have won Digital Transformation Organisation of the Year at the HSJ Awards.👏

This is a well-deserved achievement. South Tees has delivered incredible progress in digital care over recent years, rising from HIMSS Level 1 to an estimated Level 5 and addressing critical risks identified by the Care Quality Commission along the way.

Working alongside South Tees throughout this journey, we have seen first-hand the dedication of their clinical and digital teams in driving adoption, shaping workflows and championing better outcomes for patients.

We are incredibly proud to to see South Tees recognised for their commitment to digital transformation.
Congratulations to everyone involved.

https://ap1.hubs.ly/y0TfVr0

WINNER South Tees Hospitals Foundation Trust Transforming Care at South Tees: A Journey from Paper to Digital Excellence

17/05/2026

Alcidion has today announced it has signed an agreement to acquire the suite of Kyra flow products, comprising Kyra Patient Flow Manager, Kyra Queue Manager and Kyra IQ, from Telstra Health.

This strongly aligns with Alcidion’s strategic vision to build a leading, recurring revenue-driven health technology company focused on improving patient flow and operational outcomes across healthcare systems.

Kyra flow products are trusted by hospitals and health services to support critical operational workflows including patient flow, bed management, outpatient queues and referrals.

Alcidion CEO and Group Managing Director, Kate Quirke said:
“This acquisition is highly complementary to our core business and further consolidates our market position in the Australian patient flow market. We see strong strategic and financial alignment as we continue to build a scaled, recurring revenue driven health technology company.

“Patient flow continues to be a critical pain point across the healthcare setting with an aging population and increasing rates of hospital admission expected to only further compound the need for validated enterprise digital solutions that both simplify decision support and also remove administrative burden.”

Read the announcement: https://ap1.hubs.ly/y0Ss_l0

06/05/2026

We're excited to be joining the Hume Digital Health Showcase in Wangaratta next week 📍

The showcase is a great opportunity to come together with the health services across the Hume region to share progress, ideas and what's next for digital health.

We're proud to be working alongside HRHA and their member health services in support of regional and rural Victorian communities and the border populations they serve, and we're looking forward to celebrating the region's progress towards safer, more connected and resilient healthcare.

If you’re attending, come and say hello to Adam Nabali and Tung Nguyen at the Alcidion booth.👋

05/05/2026

We’re bringing new Miya Precision capabilities to this year - built to give clinical and operational teams better visibility of patient status, support progression of care and reduce the time clinicians spend on manual processes.

You can get hands on with , Concept Detection (our certified Class 1 SaMD) and exciting new features built on the Miya AI Service, including predictive and prescriptive analytics - plus much more from across the Miya Precision platform.

➡️Look for the pink and blue, and come visit the Alcidion stand at 1205 📍Our team would love to show you our platform in action.

Want to book a demo in advance, or find out more about what Miya Precision can do? Head to: https://ap1.hubs.ly/y0Qdzy0

01/05/2026

➡️From the ABC today: It is fantastic to see Hume Rural Health Alliance and Goulburn Valley Health recognised for their work extending care beyond the hospital walls with remote patient monitoring.

Their efforts have transformed the experience for gestational diabetes patients, allowing them to be safely monitored from home across regional Victoria and reducing the time and cost burden involved in managing their health.

We are extremely pleased to see the benefits the program is delivering to these patients and the impact felt by their communities.

Congratulations to all involved 👏

Read the full story: https://ap1.hubs.ly/y0PMsH0

Remote health technology is saving regional patients time and money, despite many Victorian hospitals still running on paper records.

28/04/2026

🎥During the recent event, we had a great opportunity to capture some candid interviews with our senior healthcare leaders.

In this video, Alcidion CCIO Tracy McClelland speaks from the Alcidion stand on what happens when patient flow breaks down, and where we see the typical blockers appear in the hospital that slow down effective progression of care.

➡️See why system-wide visibility actually matters, and what Miya Precision unlocks for clinicians in busy acute care environments:
https://ap1.hubs.ly/y0PknP0

Tracy McClelland at Rewired 2026 - Where does care progression break down inside the hospital?

27/04/2026

made one thing clear: for much of the NHS, the conversation is moving on.

With 93% of trusts now running an EPR, the focus is shifting from getting digital in to making digital work - improving flow, connecting systems and supporting frontline teams under real pressure.

But that shift raises hard questions. What does digital maturity look like once the infrastructure is already in place? How do you move from connected systems to better outcomes?

This shaped much of what we heard at Rewired this year. Across sessions and conversations, similar themes came up around interoperability, usability, the shift into neighbourhood care and smoother patient journeys - all pointing to what comes after go-live.

We've broken down what stood out and what it means for the road ahead.
Read the full wrap-up➡️ https://ap1.hubs.ly/y0P6zK0

Digital Health Rewired at the Birmingham NEC this year made one thing clear: For many NHS organisations, rather than simply going digital, the next step is making digital infrastructure more useful, more connected and more responsive to the realities of care delivery.