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University Hospital Geelong gearing up for FirstNet go-live in March

15 January 2019
By Kate McDonald

University Hospital Geelong is getting ready for the go-live of its new FirstNet emergency department information system from Cerner, which is replacing the Symphony ED system no longer supported in Australia.

The Emergency Department Information System (EDIS) project kicked off at the start of last year by mapping clinical and non-clinical workflows. FirstNet is due to go live on March 20.

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