QHR Product Ideas
The spirit of the QHR ideas portal is to collect ideas and feedback from our users for integrations, enhancements, and new features.
We want to hear from you, and encourage you to submit, comment, and vote!
Please note that this site is not regularly monitored, and that there may be a delay in response to your submissions.
QHR reserves the right to choose what is built into the application, and it is the intention of QHR to build the software to meet the needs of the marketplace.
User Resources:
Accuro Learning Academy, our eLearning platform (reach out to Client Services for your sign-up code)
For further support, please reach out to Accuro Client Services:
1-866-729-8889
Accuro Menu > Help > Send Feedback
Interested in providing regular feedback on product ideas and designs that are team is exploring? Send an email with your Name, Email, Specialty and Province to uxresearch@qhrtech.com with the subject "Interested in participating in research".
The spirit of the QHR ideas portal is to collect ideas and feedback from our users for integrations, enhancements, and new features.
We want to hear from you, and encourage you to submit, comment, and vote!
Please note that this site is not regularly monitored, and that there may be a delay in response to your submissions.
QHR reserves the right to choose what is built into the application, and it is the intention of QHR to build the software to meet the needs of the marketplace.
User Resources:
Accuro Learning Academy, our eLearning platform (reach out to Client Services for your sign-up code)
For further support, please reach out to Accuro Client Services:
1-866-729-8889
Accuro Menu > Help > Send Feedback
Interested in providing regular feedback on product ideas and designs that are team is exploring? Send an email with your Name, Email, Specialty and Province to uxresearch@qhrtech.com with the subject "Interested in participating in research".
The Ontario Ministry of Health currently has some billing rules around virtual care that specify that physicians need to see patients in-person or for a video consult before comprehensive virtual care can be billed. Many patients of our clinic comes with an out-of-province health card (e.g., Nova Scotia health card) and the bill is submitted reciprocally under "OHIP". Later, when the patient's health card switches to an Ontario health card, it is very difficult to ascertain when the switch happened and if an in-person appointment occurred under their current Ontario health card vs. their previous health card. The appointment history window only shows that the insurer was 'OHIP' but doesn't specifically note which health card province. It would be very helpful to have this information somewhere in the patient section or in the appointment history window.