Inside the program
- Portal
- Call center
- Patient-support team
- Treatment site
- Scheduled touchpoints
FOR PHARMA PATIENT SUPPORT
Keep patient-support context connected to the patient beyond the program environment.
Extend patient-support programs with a connected Medical ID patients can carry beyond portals, call centers, treatment sites and scheduled visits. A scan can open selected emergency information and contact details in a browser, helping relevant context stay with the patient when they interact with an unfamiliar responder or care team.
Programs are scoped around the enrolled population, rollout model and program requirements.
ENTERPRISE PATIENT PROGRAM
Defined population. Patient-centered information. QRepublik behind the scan.
Pharma program
Defines program scope and eligible population
Support / care team
Introduces the Medical ID within the patient-support journey
Patient / caregiver
Creates or maintains selected Medical ID information
QRepublik
Connects selected information to a QR-enabled Medical ID
Responder / care team
Opens selected information in a browser
The patient carries the connection, not another responder app.
PATIENT CONTINUITY
Patient-support programs operate through structured channels. Patients still move outside those channels, where relevant emergency and contact context may need to travel with them.
Inside the program
Outside the program
QRepublik helps selected information travel across that boundary. It does not guarantee that every responder or provider will scan or rely on the Medical ID.
The program defines the population and rollout context. Patients and caregivers control the selected Medical ID profile information. QRepublik provides the connected profile layer behind the QR-enabled Medical ID.
Pharma program
Support / care team
Patient / caregiver
QRepublik
Responder / care team
Keep the journey focused: scope the program, introduce the Medical ID, let patients or caregivers maintain selected information, and make that information accessible by scan.
Define the enrolled population, rollout model and program requirements before launch.
The support or care team introduces the connected Medical ID within the patient-support journey.
A patient or caregiver creates or maintains the Medical ID profile according to the program model.
The QR-enabled Medical ID can stay with the patient beyond scheduled program touchpoints.
Selected information opens in a normal browser without a responder QRepublik account.
QRepublik is not a complete medical record. It helps selected emergency, contact and additional information remain accessible through the Medical ID responder view.
Pharma programs are scoped around enrolled or active patient populations and the program requirements that matter for rollout. Configuration is discussed during implementation planning, not presented as a generic self-service tool.
Start with a clearly defined population before broader program expansion.
Introduce connected Medical IDs within an existing specialty support journey.
Scope the program around a therapy area without claiming treatment guidance.
Discuss rollout needs across regions, programs or support channels.
Larger requirements can be scoped during implementation planning.
QRepublik should fit the program's applicable consent and enrollment model without implying that the pharma program owns every patient profile or replaces the patient-support platform.
The Medical ID remains centered on the patient.
Selected information can be updated.
Participants control what is presented through their Medical ID according to current product behavior.
Browser access does not require a responder QRepublik account.
QRepublik is not presented as the pharma company's EHR or medical record.
Participation should fit the program's applicable consent and enrollment model.
QRepublik can be discussed for patient-support and selected enterprise program contexts where a connected Medical ID layer may help continuity beyond scheduled touchpoints.
Extend selected emergency and contact information beyond program touchpoints.
Give enrolled patients a persistent Medical ID layer outside scheduled support.
Help selected information remain available across changing real-world contexts.
Use as a potential enterprise discussion area without presenting QRepublik as clinical-trial workflow software.
A program discussion can cover the practical requirements needed to evaluate fit, scope rollout and avoid making assumptions about integrations or systems that are not part of the current product.
Eligible population
Rollout model
Medical ID format
Selected information model
Onboarding approach
Branding or program presentation where supported
Implementation requirements
QRepublik provides the connected Medical ID layer behind patient-support programs, helping selected information travel with the patient without turning the product into a clinical system of record.
Connected Medical ID profile layer
QR / URL-based access point
Browser-based responder view
Patient and caregiver profile control
Program scope can be discussed before rollout
Designed to supplement, not replace, support channels
Emergency access does not make the whole profile public. The responder view is designed around selected information, and responders do not need a QRepublik account.

QRepublik helps make user-provided information accessible in an emergency. It does not provide medical advice, diagnosis, treatment, emergency dispatch, adverse-event reporting or emergency medical services.
It is an enterprise program where QRepublik adds a connected Medical ID layer to a defined patient-support population.
No. QRepublik is a connected Medical ID layer. It is not an EHR, CRM, CTMS, pharmacovigilance platform or replacement for existing patient-support systems.
A profile can include emergency contacts, medical conditions, medications, allergies, selected additional information and relevant contact details chosen for the Medical ID profile.
No. The responder experience is designed to open selected emergency information in a normal browser without a special app or QRepublik account.
Yes. Programs can be scoped around a defined enrolled population, rollout model and patient-support context.
The Medical ID remains person-centered. Patients or caregivers maintain selected information according to the account setup and program model.
Program requirements can be discussed during implementation planning, including population, rollout, Medical ID format, selected information model and onboarding approach.
No. QRepublik helps selected user-provided information travel with the patient. It does not provide treatment guidance, pharmacovigilance automation, adverse-event reporting or emergency medical services.
Start with a defined population and a clear program model before considering broader rollout.
Program scope, patient journey, Medical ID format and implementation requirements can be discussed with QRepublik.