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Did Chancellor Crawford co-found QoC Health?
Yes. A MaRS Discovery District story published 2016-06-01 (first run in TechPORTFOLIO) captions a photo "Raymond Shih and Chancellor Crawford, co-founders, QoC Health" and says "Semple and Crawford's idea eventually turned into a startup, QoC Health." QoC's own seed-round release of 2016-03-17 quotes him as "CEO and co-founder of QoC Health."
How did QoC Health start?
According to MaRS (2016-06-01), just before smartphones became common, Women's College Hospital surgeon-in-chief John Semple and "entrepreneur Chancellor Crawford" had the idea of using text messages to improve communication during recovery after surgery. That idea grew into QoC Health, which built a platform hospitals used for patient monitoring, secure messaging, education and decision aids.
What does Chancellor Crawford do today?
Not established. The latest dated page found that names his role is QoC Health's 17 March 2016 release, which calls him CEO. Logibec agreed to acquire QoC Health in March 2021 (Canadian Healthcare Technology, 2021-03-17). No page read 2026-10-27 confirms a current role.
Has Chancellor Crawford spoken at TechTO?
No. QoC Health's link to the directory runs through co-founder and president Raymond Shih, who presented on connected health at TechTO's HealthTO event in January 2017. No interview or podcast with Crawford was found (searches run 2026-10-27).