✦Qatar Hub
Connected care in Qatar, explained.
A plain-language guide to QHIE-Hub, Health Information Exchange and ePrescription — and how to get your facility ready.
The national programmes
QHIE-Hub
Qatar’s national health-information platform, led by the Ministry of Public Health, connecting hospitals, clinics and pharmacies.
Health Information Exchange
Gives clinicians a consent-based summary of a patient’s history — conditions, medicines, allergies and results.
ePrescription & Pharmacy Network
Digital prescriptions sent securely to pharmacies, with safety checks and full tracking.
Standards your systems should support
Consent and privacy
Patients control who can see their records. Sensitive data has extra protection, and emergency access is logged for accountability.
Four steps to go-live
- 1
Assess
Review gaps and requirements.
- 2
Integrate & test
Build interfaces and validate in the sandbox.
- 3
Go live
Connect to production and train users.
- 4
Improve
Monitor data quality and adoption.
Frequently asked questions
Who needs to connect to QHIE-Hub?
Requirements are set by the Ministry of Public Health and may differ by facility type. We help you confirm what applies to you and when.
How long does onboarding take?
It depends on your current systems and data. Many facilities can complete readiness work in around three months.
What happens to patient consent?
Access to records is based on patient consent, with stricter rules for sensitive information and logged emergency access.
This page is general guidance, not official Ministry information. Always confirm current requirements with the Ministry of Public Health.
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