Saskatchewan Tenders #RFI-0739

Saskatchewan Health seeks info for Central Intake and eReferral Solution integration with TELUS and QHR EMRs

The Government of Saskatchewan Health agency is seeking information from vendors for a Provincial Central Intake and eReferral Solution to modernize healthcare referral processes. - Government Buyer: - Government of Saskatchewan, Health agency - OEMs and Vendors Mentioned: - TELUS Health (Med Access EMR) - QHR Technologies (Accuro EMR) - Products/Services Requested: - Provincial Central Intake and eReferral Solution - Integration with TELUS Health Med Access and QHR Technologies Accuro EMRs - Automated data population, secure document attachment, referral lifecycle tracking - Standards-based interoperability (RESTful APIs, HL7 FHIR R4, CA:eReC 1.2.0) - Robust reporting and analytics - Configurable referral forms - Unique/Notable Requirements: - Seamless, bidirectional integration with Saskatchewan's approved primary care EMRs - Secure data residency within Canada - Comprehensive auditability and strict data ownership/privacy controls - Evidence of operational integration and standards conformance - Elimination of fax-based processes and reduction of administrative burden - No specific products, part numbers, or purchase quantities listed; this is an information-gathering RFI to inform future procurement.

Description

This Request for Information (RFI) issued by the Government of Saskatchewan seeks information about the marketplace for a Provincial Central Intake and eReferral Solution. The solution aims to support health system priorities by streamlining referral intake processes, enhancing patient care, reducing wait times, improving communication across healthcare networks, eliminating fax-based processes, and decreasing administrative burdens. The RFI requests details on vendors' capabilities for seamless integration with Saskatchewan's existing clinical systems and referral workflows, including EMR integration, referral data exchange, notifications, document attachments, reporting, and data security. The initiative is a multi-year project with phased implementation, focusing initially on diagnostic Medical Imaging and expanding to surgical booking and specialty referrals.

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