MyDHR 12+

Needs to allow pre filling of data so that when a new service started you don’t have to answer all the same questions again.

Hi I’m just writting to let you know how hard this site is to use, it appears you are only catering for the very well educated computer users, I was not even aware of this app until I received a message and there were appointments on there to Belconnon hospital pain management clinic which I stopped attending over a year ago, so anyone accessing my info, would be of the opinion I was missing appointments, when in fact I changed doctors and went to a private pain management clinic, a real clinic, as the one I was attending is simply a drug rehabilitation unit, no interest at all in your condition or disabilities, I was made to feel in group sessions that I was part of the act street drug takers heroin etc, not an injured and partially incapacitated person, you need to make this site user friendly to those over I’d say 35 years of age, not only frustrating to use, but had me having panic attacks, exsposed on a site, with incorrect information on a clinic I did not attend
Thanks jo

MyDHR commenced when I was partway through my treatment. At first, the back end system used by staff was a big change and was apparently hard to use. It also generated way too many texts, emails and alerts.
However, now MyDHR seems to be working very well and staff seem to be using it effectively.

On My DHR I can see past and future appointments and with one click add them to Apple Calendar. (Adding to Google calendar is manual.)
I can see test results and reports.
The Add to Calendar feature is ideal because the calendar alerts me.

Today I completed an MRI questionnaire in the app rather than printing a form, filling it out and somehow returning it to the hospital. That is a timesaver.