School Immunization Compliance demo
Audits vaccine records against state schedules and tracks exemptions, for school nurses. 1:33
What the demo shows
Audits vaccine records against state schedules and tracks exemptions, for school nurses.
Agents read every record in its own language, check each dose for minimum age and spacing, reconcile the registry, keep the clocks and draft the letters; the nurse approves, the principal alone excludes, the coordinator signs the state report.
Transcript
- School Immunization Compliance checks vaccine records against state schedules, for school nurses.
- About 280,000 kindergartners started last year without a documented measles series.
- Each student is a row of dose beads: filled is verified, hollow missing, struck through does not count.
- Oksana, a seventh grader, brought her record from Ukraine, in Cyrillic.
- The Record reader put each dose beside the English, with its date cited.
- Her second measles dose came 22 days after the first, short of the 28-day minimum.
- Nurse Ellen checks the source, picks a reason code, and signs.
- The Notice writer drafts a Ukrainian and English letter naming the missing dose and a free clinic.
- Ellen approves, and it goes home.
- Agents never decide: the principal excludes, and the coordinator signs the state report.
- Every dose checked, not just counted, and every family told 10 school days before exclusion day.
- Built on Botminds: agents, data, screens and governance on one platform.
The narration as written for the film. Captions are on the player.