is currently experiencing a network outage.
In an email to the Star, a UHN spokesperson Gillian Howard said the outage is affecting their digital systems across their networks. They added that their “digital team is investigating the issues and will update periodically. Clinical areas are using down time procedures at this time.”The hospital sent out a tweet close around 1 p.m. Monday about the issue.The hospital network said they are working to have their network restored “soon.
University Health Network includes Toronto General Hospital, Toronto Western Hospital and Princess Margaret Cancer Centre.
I thought they had generators at all the hospitals.
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