Ideas

Please could there be a section within Medical Centre where First Aid boxes could be managed? We would want to be able to list what should be in each First Aid box, what items get used, where the boxes are round school/who they've been assigned to...

Currently we list our First Aiders (and certificate expiry dates) in an MS Office document, print it out and distribute it round the school. It would be great if we could manage this through iSAMS, log details of what training course staff have do...

Useful for data analysis and auditing purposes to see which medical team member has had appointment with student.

We have a child at our school who's parents do not want their child to be vaccinated. We need to make a note of this in iSAMS so we do not accidentally book him in for vaccinations in the future. To do this, we are trying to use the vaccination fi...

We have had to create a Student Register to record visits to the medical room, as there is nowhere near enough flexibility in the Med Centre module. For example, the ability to rename visit fields would be helpful, and make fields appear/disappear...

The ability to warn approvers if the same timesheet or same expense has been submitted on a previous occasion.

It would be really beneficial for our school (and I imagine many others) if you could group/batch edit fields in the medical centre module. This would cut hours of workload for staff members that input data on conditions/medical history etc. At th...

Having set up a register for scholarships, bursaries, and other discounts, it would be useful to be able to use information from this register in Fee Billing in order to apply discounts (as is currently possible via custom groups created in Pupil ...

Student Manager > Health Record > Conditions Medical Centre > Conditions These two areas read from the same area within the database, but the fields seem to have differing character limits, with the medical centre often being lower. Pleas...

Currently Medical centre only accepts Integers as the dosage. This is dangerous as we can't record the correct dosage for medication. For example, 2.5ml of Calpol. You can't record this. This makes the medication records inaccurate.