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Friday 12 March 2021
Mater’s digital workplace project is now in progress with the replacement of computers organisation-wide with the aim of improving efficiency and ensuring required systems, such as Intelleviewer, operate consistently and effectively.
So far nearly 2000 computers have been replaced with an additional 3200 to be replaced by 30 June. The aim is to complete the rollout of more than 5500 across the state by the end of June 2022.
The following table summarises progress to date, with the initial rollout commencing in South Brisbane with Ambulatory & Outpatient Services (AOPS) and Mater Private Hospital Brisbane Annerley Road campus.
Location
Number of consult rooms / new computers
Scheduled date
To note
MHB L2, L3, L4, Salmon and Neurosciences
93
100% of consultation rooms identified as needing Intelleviewer access:
already completed
Users in these areas should access computers in these consultation rooms using the existing generic accounts
Annerley Road
27
Users in these areas should use their own credentials (Mater User ID) to access new computers in Annerley Road consultation rooms
Further updates on the status of the rollout to other locations as well as the plans for moving from generic accounts to individual accounts will be provided in the near future.
What does this mean for users in these areas?
Support: The following support is being provided in each area as we transition
What's next: To improve access to telehealth, further updates to the computers across Mater's South Brisbane campus are planned to be delivered during the period 5 April through to 30 April 2021.
If there are any queries or concerns relating to the above changes please contact the DTI Service Centre on 07 3163 2000 or [email protected]
Alastair Sharman
Chief Digital Officer, Mater
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