An area to upload student physical reports and immunization records would be so helpful. The only place to upload files now is in the Allergy and Conditions area and that would throw off the reporting for these important issues.
Some parents have challenges uploading forms through the medical form upload portal and it would by nice if our nurse could do it on their behalf when they drop off paper copies
Having medical information in 2 places is archaic and unsafe. Having digital files and paper files because immunization records can't be uploaded by the nurse is a huge flaw in the system.
When making a medical form , is there a way to add options such as student may receive tylenol ( yes/no) benadryl ( yes/no) etc.. Also what does upload file when making a medical form mean? Is the nurse uploading the file OR is this for parents to upload physicals????
I agree! Definitely need to be able to upload forms into medical! We are stuck right now with no way to upload immunizations into the medical record. Parents have the form available and often still choose to bring us the hard copy.
I echo the comments below.... it is CRITICAL that our Nurses have an option to upload medical forms to a students medical record. Having a parent try to do it through School Forms has proven to be a nightmare. Please make a change before February 2022.
Yes, please. Although I greatly appreciate the recent enhancement that allows parents to upload files via the medical form, many parents have difficulty with using it and choose to deliver the files outside of the system instead. It would be very helpful if the Nurses role had the ability to upload files directly to the student medical record.
We have noticed that parents don't always report on student's medical issues the same way a medical practitioner does. A secure location to save the Physician's Report on the student record would be very useful.
An area to upload student physical reports and immunization records would be so helpful. The only place to upload files now is in the Allergy and Conditions area and that would throw off the reporting for these important issues.
Some parents have challenges uploading forms through the medical form upload portal and it would by nice if our nurse could do it on their behalf when they drop off paper copies
Having medical information in 2 places is archaic and unsafe. Having digital files and paper files because immunization records can't be uploaded by the nurse is a huge flaw in the system.
Would also be helpful when we bring a Boarding student to see the doctor, to upload any documentation provided by the physician.
When making a medical form , is there a way to add options such as student may receive tylenol ( yes/no) benadryl ( yes/no) etc.. Also what does upload file when making a medical form mean? Is the nurse uploading the file OR is this for parents to upload physicals????
Absolutly needed. Nurses hands are tied to retrieve student documents
I agree! Definitely need to be able to upload forms into medical! We are stuck right now with no way to upload immunizations into the medical record. Parents have the form available and often still choose to bring us the hard copy.
This is a critical feature. Please add asap
I echo the comments below.... it is CRITICAL that our Nurses have an option to upload medical forms to a students medical record. Having a parent try to do it through School Forms has proven to be a nightmare. Please make a change before February 2022.
This is critical. We receive documentation from physicians that should live on a medical contact card. Concussions, etc.
Yes, please. Although I greatly appreciate the recent enhancement that allows parents to upload files via the medical form, many parents have difficulty with using it and choose to deliver the files outside of the system instead. It would be very helpful if the Nurses role had the ability to upload files directly to the student medical record.
Definitely agree about the immunization file.
This would be nice to upload the public health immunization files.
We have noticed that parents don't always report on student's medical issues the same way a medical practitioner does. A secure location to save the Physician's Report on the student record would be very useful.