Health Centre
A real clinical record for the school nurse — with provenance, proof and a clear chain of care for every child.
- Nurses
- Matrons
- Parents
- Head teachers
Visit — bay 1
Open episode · 11:02
Allergy on file — Penicillin
Verified by nurse · proof on file. Cross-checked before any medication.
Temp
37.4°C
Pulse
88
Pain
2/10
Health centre
3 open episodes
Jane Kiprotich
S3A · 10:30
Headache after PE
Amir Wasswa
S1B · 09:55
Sprained ankle
Faith Nabirye
S5A · 09:10
Asthma review
Seen this morning
David Okiror
S2B · 08:40 · returned to class
Grace Atim
S4A · 08:15 · returned to class
Jane Kiprotich
S3A · #S24-3310 · routine · resting in bay
Allergy on file — Penicillin
Verified by nurse · proof on file. Cross-checked before any medication.
Temp
37.4°C
Pulse
88
Pain
2/10
Parent summary
“Jane is resting in the bay. We’ll observe her for two hours, then she returns to class. We’ll call if anything changes.”
Today
10:41Paracetamol 500 mg given — allergy cross-check clear
10:34Vitals taken · parent notified on Pulse
What it does
A real health record — provenance, proof and a clear chain of care.
Visit episodes
Each visit is an episode with observations, vitals and an outcome — opened, recorded and closed, not a loose note.
Verified allergies and conditions
Allergies and conditions carry who declared them, when, and the proof on file — with a severity badge the nurse can trust.
Medication administration record
The MAR cross-checks allergies and consent before anything is given, and records who administered what, when.
Chain of custody
When a child leaves care, the record shows who authorised it, by what authority, and to whom — a documented handover.
How it works
From start to settled, in three beats.
- 1
Open
A visit episode opens with the student’s verified allergies and conditions already in view.
- 2
Record
Vitals, treatment and medication are recorded — the record cross-checks allergies before anything is given.
- 3
Notify
A parent-friendly summary is sent and the episode closes with a clear outcome and chain of care.
Why it’s different
Provenance, not free text.
A claim like “allergic to penicillin” is only as good as its source. Here every entry is declared by someone, verified, and graded — and the clinical narrative is sealed to the nurse’s role, so it reads like a medical record, not a notes field anyone can edit.
Production-grade clinical records, sealed to the nurse — not unverifiable free text.
Declared
by guardian, at intake
Verified
nurse confirms, proof filed
Graded
severity set
The medication record honours this chain before anything is administered.
Penicillin
Severe- 1Declaredby guardian at intake · 18 Jan 2026
- 2Verifiedby nurse S. Auma · clinic letter on file
- 3Cross-checkedenforced by the medication record
The artifact
An allergy, with its paper trail.
Declared → verified → severity-graded, with proof on file and a cross-check the medication record honours. This is the difference between a warning and a guess.
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