Deputy Premier Steven Miles said he was in regular contact with the AMAQ and the integrated electronic medical record rollout had been paused last year.
Steven Miles has insisted he had nothing to do with a directive that Queensland Health software upgrades be scheduled when Parliament was not sitting.
But Health Minister Steven Miles has dismissed concerns the integrated electronic medical record has impacted the number of mislabelled blood tests in public hospitals.
New data shows the number of potential blood test mix-ups statewide,and which hospitals have the highest number.
The department did not fix problems it was warned about with an ordering system that saw boxes of bubble wrap sent to hospitals instead of medical supplies.
A hearing into the misuse of private data in public organisations has been told confidentiality"flags"were placed on the Brits'medical records warning nosey staff they should only be accessed for valid reasons.
Queensland's opposition has blasted a"shocking"Health Department email directing staff not to perform critical software updates while Parliament was sitting.
2019 has seen a series of issues across a range of areas for Queensland Health,from software problems to a lack of beds amid a massive flu season.
Health Minister Steven Miles has denied he had any knowledge of the order,which was issued through an internal government email.
Health staff were emailed on Thursday warning of the risk of phishing emails.
The new chief of Queensland Health's digital arm insists trouble plaguing the department's billion-dollar IT systems will be worth it once the system is stable.