Questions, answered

Click Get started, then use Proto to configure Health Screening Camp Mgmt for your business. Start with one screening type, a dated camp, named staff, current consent and a representative participant.

Keep the participant’s patient number stable and create the relevant dated camp for each screening. Link new clinical evidence to the correct camp.

Yes. A consent record includes purpose, version, signed date, expiration date, document and status. The participant has a separate consent state for intake review.

Use the screening team assignment with its staff member, access purpose and effective dates. The camp also names the staff member for that screening.

The Screening Governance Administrator maintains privilege evidence, dates and status. The team should agree how that check affects staffing decisions.

Screening Staff can capture observations, clinical notes, specimens and pharmacy dispensations linked to the camp.

A specimen record holds its type, collection date, accession number, camp and processing status, from Ordered through Tested or Rejected.

The Screening Reviewer can inspect camp-linked evidence when a camp is awaiting review. Agree the handoff with the coordinator who manages the camp status.

Create a follow-up action for the participant with an assignee, due date and status. Staff can record completion or escalation.

A charge is linked to a camp. A payment is linked to a participant. Your finance procedure should reconcile those entries using their details and references.