A severe allergy shows on the child's card in that room's roster, with where the medicine is kept. Immunizations are tracked against the CDC schedule, and the director sees who is due before it becomes a licensing finding.
The parent authorizes the medicine, dose and dates in the app. Room staff see what is due and mark each dose, and the parent sees it was given.
A severe allergy shows on the child's card for the staff in that room.
A teacher writes up the bump at the table once: what happened, where, the first aid given. The parent is notified and acknowledges it in the app, and the report stays on file for the director and the licensor.
These are finished and in final testing.
Staff whose role gives them a reason to see it. Every view is logged.
Yes. Export who is up to date and who is due.
A short call about your rooms, your families and the app you use today, not a generic pitch.