Question for those using Health Office Anywhere

Flare, ASN, BSN · Apr 28, 2020

yes - I open them as they come in and the list builds. Then I can "out chart" them (as I refer to it) when they leave / when I get a moment. I have a lot of templates made to it's usually pretty quick charting

tining, BSN, RN · Apr 28, 2020

YES! My district has this old system and we do a paper log-in, reports don't work well, immunization report has wrong dates and makes them delinquent. Ready for the 21st century. What else do you like about it?

Flare, ASN, BSN · Apr 29, 2020

it's okay for vaccine input. We use state form a-45 for student immunization records and this has the ability to take inputted vaccine info and make it into an electronic based form. It can even tell you if a student is compliant. You can log your meds on there and set it up to give you a daily to-do list. Helpful for not only medications, but also scheduled services (diabetic, feeding tube, catheterization... there's a long list). You can log screenings on there and physicals. It also has a nice section that makes growth charts. It really is accessible everywhere. I've logged in a few times since being home. Granted, there's not much for me to do on there right now except change the status of dates.

tining, BSN, RN · May 1, 2020

My district (state? - Texas) is having the nurses check on the students with health alerts/conditions. Keeps me super busy. They want us to contact every week.

Can you upload doctor orders/documentation into the student's chart on Health Office?

Flare, ASN, BSN · May 1, 2020

In HM, it has a scetion to input rdersand etc. I believe you can scan document into a profile. I have 2 systems I use for different things. The district has realtime for attendance, contacts, schedule and grades and things like that. That's the database that can be folllowed by the admins and other staff needing med concern alerts. I made the executive decision to put medical docs on there.

tining, BSN, RN · May 21, 2020

Thanks Flare!