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 connecting with us for user research, or participating in user testing? You can sign-up by filling out this web form, and we will reach out to you for feedback when we're evaluating new 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 connecting with us for user research, or participating in user testing? You can sign-up by filling out this web form, and we will reach out to you for feedback when we're evaluating new ideas.
As Andrew explained above, a macro can be used to quickly add information to an encounter note, including medical history like Active Prescriptions.
Accuro Menu > Search: Template Wizard > Macros tab > + > Give your macro a short, easy to remember name > In the body of your macro, right-click > From the menu choose Medical History, then Active Medications > <Save Changes>
When you're in the body of your template you can type the name of you the macro, then CTRL+Enter to make it populate, OR you can right-click and choose Find Macro from the menu to select it as well.
Alternatively there are options to pre-populate your templates with these tags, so that the information loads automatically when a clinical note is created on a chart.
If you would like assistance with these workflows, please call the service desk at 1-866-729-8889; a Client Services Analyst would be happy to help you.
There is a macro you can add to your note that automatically inserts any changes to the CPP on that date of service. In our clinic, we created a macro called "Today" which triggers the <MHXDOS> tag. We insert this macro on every clinical template. Once you have completed all of your documentation for the visit, you activate the macro by pressing CTRL + ENTER (with your cursor at the end of the word Today) and it will add all of the day's CPP items to the note, including prescriptions.