Skolaris · Health & Wellness Center

Medical · Psychological · Dental · Wellness Platform

Alerts   No critical alerts.
Open Clinical & Psych Cases
312
+4.7%
Includes active medical, psych, and dental cases
Today's Appointments
184
+7.0%
Scheduled across all services
Students with Risk Flags
76
+8.6%
Suicide risk, chronic illness, frequent emergency
Health Clearance Requests
42
+10.5%
For enrollment, PE, internship, and events
APPOINTMENTS
Appointments by Service (Weekly)
40 80 120 160 180 Wk1 Wk2 Wk3 Wk4 Wk5 Wk6 Wk7
Medical
Psychological
Dental
CASE MIX
Clinical & Psych Case Types
Respiratory
GI / Abdominal
Injury / Trauma
Mental Health
Dental
Other
TRIAGE LEVELS
Current Triage Queue
100 80 60 40 20 Routine Priority Urgent Emergency
HEALTH INCIDENTS
Incidents by Campus (This Term)
100 50 0 Cainta Antipolo Binangonan Cogeo San Mateo Sumulong Taytay
MENTAL HEALTH
Psychological Risk Levels
45 35 25 15 5 0 Low Moderate High Critical

LIVE QUEUE

Triage Queue

Student Service Triage Wait
UA2023-00123 Medical Urgent 12 min
UA2024-00891 Psych Priority 8 min
UA2022-01320 Medical Routine 5 min
UA2023-00456 Dental Priority 15 min

FIRST AID & INCIDENTS

Today's Incident Log

Time Campus Type Disposition
07:50 Cainta Asthma attack Nebulized & observed
09:10 Antipolo Headache Paracetamol, rest
10:25 Binangonan PE injury (ankle) Immobilized, sent to hospital
11:40 Cogeo Anxiety episode Referred to Psych

PSYCHOLOGICAL RISK

Active Watchlist

Student Risk Level Last Contact Next Step
UA2021-00210 High 2 days ago Follow-up today
UA2022-00981 Critical Yesterday Daily check-in
UA2023-00432 Moderate 1 week ago Schedule session
TOP SIGNALS
Campuses with Highest Clinic Visits per 1k
Campus Visits / 1k Mental Health Share
Cainta 42.3 18%
Antipolo 38.5 16%
Cogeo 36.2 19%
Sumulong 35.1 17%

EXCEPTIONS

Items Needing Attention

Critical: 0 Advisory: 1
Critical Collapse
Type Detail Owner SLA
No critical items
Advisory Collapse
Type Detail Owner SLA
Health Clearance Over-SLA clearance share at Clinic 28.0% Clinic Team Address within 3 days

Health Alerts Center

Centralized view of system-generated medical, psychological, and dental alerts across all campuses

Active Alerts

Monitor and manage health alerts requiring attention

What is tracked?
  • Critical health alerts (e.g., anaphylaxis, seizure history, dialysis, cardiac conditions).
  • Mental health risk flags and suicide-risk alerts.
  • Medication / prescription renewals nearing expiration.
  • Vaccination campaigns and required boosters per campus.
  • Students with repeated emergency visits or first-aid incidents.
  • Pending medical clearances required for PE, internships, or major events.
Suggested workflow
  1. Filter by severity = Critical at the start of each clinic shift.
  2. Coordinate with Student Affairs and Guidance for high-risk mental health alerts.
  3. Notify Program Chairs / Academic Board for students with health restrictions affecting PE / NSTP.
  4. Flag students needing hospital referral or specialist care.
  5. Close alerts only after documentation and proper handover in Skolaris.
Severity Type Student / Campus Summary Opened Status
Critical Mental Health UA2021-00210 · Cainta Recent suicide ideation disclosed during counseling. Safety plan in place. Today · 09:30 Open
Advisory Medical UA2022-01002 · Antipolo Severe asthma – ensure rescue inhaler available during PE. Yesterday Monitoring

Triage Queue

Live list of students waiting at the school clinic for medical, psychological, or dental services

Current Queue

Students waiting for assessment and treatment

Student No. Name Campus Service Triage Level Complaint Waiting Time Assigned To Action
UA2023-00123 Dela Cruz, Juan Cainta Medical Emergency Severe chest pain during PE 12 min Nurse 1
UA2024-00891 Santos, Ana Antipolo Psych Priority Panic attack before exam 8 min Counselor 2
Triage Guidance
  • Emergency: Life-threatening, immediate EMS or hospital referral.
  • Urgent: Needs immediate clinic management within 10–15 mins.
  • Priority: Stable but concerning symptoms / mental health risk.
  • Routine: Mild symptoms, can wait or book appointment.
Best Practices
  • Always document vital signs for urgent or emergency cases.
  • Update triage level after reassessment and before transfer.
  • Coordinate with Security for ambulance / transport if needed.
Integration with Skolaris
  • Link triage encounters to Student Health Profiles.
  • Flag repeated high-acuity visits to Student Affairs & Guidance.
  • Sync emergency incidents with Campus Safety reports.

Today's Appointments

All scheduled clinic appointments for today across medical, psychological, and dental services

Scheduled Today

View and manage today's scheduled consultations

Time Student Service Reason Campus Provider Status
09:00 UA2022-00345 · Reyes, Mark Medical Follow-up: hypertension Cainta Clinic Physician Checked-in
10:30 UA2024-00921 · Cruz, Maria Psychological Exam-related anxiety Antipolo Counselor 1 Scheduled
14:00 UA2023-00710 · Santos, Louise Dental Tooth extraction assessment Cainta Dentist Scheduled
Appointment Types
  • Consultation: new complaints or non-urgent concerns.
  • Follow-up: chronic conditions or monitoring after incident.
  • Fitness / Clearance: for PE, varsity, NSTP, internship.
  • Psych Session: individual counseling or debriefing.
  • Dental: prophy, restoration, extraction evaluation, etc.
Skolaris Integration
  • Faculty may view "fit for exam" or "excused from class" notes where applicable.
  • Student Hub can show upcoming medical / counseling appointments.
  • No detailed diagnosis appears to faculty; only high-level fit-to-attend information.

First Aid & Incident Log

Log of minor and major incidents handled by the clinic (falls, PE injuries, dizziness, heat exhaustion, etc.)

Incident Records

First aid treatments and campus health incidents

Date & Time Campus Student Incident Type Initial Assessment Management Disposition
Today · 07:50 Cainta UA2023-00600 Asthma attack Difficulty breathing after climbing stairs Nebulization, oxygen monitoring Returned to class with precaution
Today · 10:25 Binangonan UA2024-00221 PE ankle injury Swelling, pain on weight-bearing RICE protocol, temporary immobilization Referred to hospital
Documentation Standards
  • Record detailed mechanism of injury for all PE- and lab-related incidents.
  • Document vital signs for any head injury, chest pain, or loss of consciousness.
  • Note if parents / guardians were informed, and by whom.
  • Upload supporting documents (e.g., hospital referral form, incident report) in Skolaris.

Emergency Care Cases

High-acuity cases requiring immediate stabilisation, ambulance activation, or hospital transfer

Emergency Records

Cases requiring immediate medical attention

Date Campus Student Emergency Type On-site Management Transport Outcome (Initial)
2025-10-02 Cainta UA2021-00210 Seizure episode Airway support, lateral position, vital sign monitoring Ambulance · Partner Hospital Stable on handover
Emergency Protocols
  • Maintain up-to-date emergency contact numbers and hospital partners per campus.
  • Record exact time of onset, vital signs, and time of transfer.
  • Attach scanned referral forms and hospital feedback when available.
Coordination with Skolaris
  • Flag emergency cases to Student Affairs for follow-up and attendance concerns.
  • Inform Academic Board if temporary academic accommodations are recommended.
  • Mark students with long-term emergency risk (e.g., seizure, anaphylaxis) in Health Profiles.

Medical Certifications

Manage medical certificates, fitness-to-study, PE clearance, internship clearance, and excuse letters

Certification Records

Issued medical certificates and clearances

Ref No. Student Type Purpose Issued By Issued On Status
MED-2025-0102 UA2022-00345 PE Clearance Fit to participate in PE, with precautions Clinic Physician 2025-11-20 Active
Links to Other Offices
  • PE clearance automatically visible in Faculty Workspace for relevant instructors.
  • Internship medical clearance shared with OJT / Practicum coordinators.
  • Excuse-from-exam letters notify Academic Board and Registrar Console.
Confidentiality
  • Only "fit / unfit" and general remarks are shared to faculty; no diagnoses.
  • Details remain within Health & Wellness and authorized medical staff.

Student Health Profiles

Longitudinal health record per student, integrated with Skolaris Student Hub and Academic Board

Profile Information

Comprehensive health records and history

Key Components
  • Basic health information (height, weight, BMI, vital signs history).
  • Chronic conditions and risk flags (e.g., asthma, diabetes, dialysis).
  • Allergies and drug intolerances.
  • Vaccination and immunization record.
  • Clinic visit history (medical, psych, dental).
  • Clearance and restrictions (e.g., no contact sports, limited lifting).
Sample Profile Layout

Student

UA2022-00345 · Reyes, Mark

BSIT · Year 2 · Cainta

Baseline Metrics

Height: 170 cm · Weight: 78 kg · BMI: 27.0
Last BP: 130/85 · HR: 78 bpm

Conditions & Allergies

  • Hypertension – on maintenance medication.
  • Allergy: Penicillin (rash, swelling).
Recent Clinic Visits
  • 2025-11-19 · Medical · BP follow-up · Maintained regimen.
  • 2025-10-02 · First Aid · Dizziness in class, improved with rest.
Clearance & Restrictions
  • Fit to join PE, avoid high-intensity bursts without warm-up.
  • Bring maintenance medication and water bottle at all times.
Linked Skolaris Modules
  • Visible note in Faculty Workspace for PE teachers only.
  • Flag in Absence Reason Log if health-related absence is filed.

Immunization & Vaccines

Tracking of school-required immunizations, vaccination drives, and booster campaigns

Vaccination Records

Coverage status and immunization tracking

Vaccine Campus Coverage (%) Students with 1st dose Completed Pending / Declined
Influenza (AY 2025) Cainta 74% 1,420 1,050 370
Integration with Health Campaigns
  • Campaign schedules can be created under Health Campaigns & Vaccination Drives.
  • Students can view vaccination reminders in Student Hub.
  • Reports can be shared with local LGUs or DOH partners when needed.

Chronic Conditions Registry

Registry of students with chronic illnesses who may require special attention

Registry Records

Students with chronic conditions requiring monitoring

Student Campus Condition Key Notes Alerts Last Review
UA2019-00011 Cainta End-stage renal disease on dialysis Dialysis 3x/week; avoid scheduling major exams on dialysis days when possible. Coordination with family 2025-11-15
UA2021-00210 Cainta Epilepsy Seizure protocol and buddy system in place. Emergency plan 2025-11-08
Coordination with Academics & Student Affairs
  • Can trigger early alerts to Academic Board for students needing special exam schedules or attendance leniency.
  • Student Affairs can be notified if health condition affects participation in events or field trips.
  • All coordination should respect confidentiality and data privacy regulations.

Health Clearance Requests

Clearances required for enrollment, PE, lab subjects, internships, varsity, and student events

Clearance Requests

Pending and processed clearance applications

Request ID Student Campus Purpose Submitted Status SLA
CLR-2025-2301 UA2023-00600 Cainta PE 102 – clearance after asthma episode 2025-11-22 Under Review Due in 1 day
Link to Registrar & Academic Board
  • Registrar Console uses clearance status when encoding "Allow enrollment" or "Hold" decisions.
  • Academic Board may need clearance before allowing lab, PE, or practicum subjects.
  • Students see high-level clearance status in Student Hub (Approved / Pending / Returned) without sensitive medical details.

Psychological Cases

Managed caseload of students receiving ongoing psychological support

Active Cases

Students receiving psychological support and counseling

Case ID Student Campus Presenting Concern Risk Level Status Next Appointment
PSY-2025-0041 UA2021-00210 Cainta Suicide ideation, family conflict High Active Tomorrow · 13:00
Boundaries & Coordination
  • Only psychological staff and authorized Health & Wellness personnel can view full case notes.
  • Student Affairs and Academic Board receive only essential information for academic support (e.g., "needs flexible deadlines").
  • Strict compliance with mental health and data privacy policies.

Counseling Sessions

Scheduled and completed counseling sessions, linked to Psychological Cases

Session Schedule

Upcoming and completed counseling appointments

Date & Time Student Campus Counselor Type Status Notes
Today · 13:00 UA2021-00210 Cainta Ms. Garcia Follow-up (High Risk) Scheduled Safety plan review
Today · 14:30 UA2024-00891 Antipolo Mr. Santos Walk-in / Debriefing Completed Exam anxiety addressed
Session Types
  • Initial Assessment: First meeting with new case.
  • Follow-up: Ongoing therapy or check-in.
  • Crisis Intervention: Immediate support for acute distress.
  • Group Session: Facilitated peer support or workshops.
Documentation Guidelines
  • Complete session notes within 24 hours.
  • Update risk flags if status changes during session.
  • Link sessions to existing Psychological Cases for continuity.

Evaluations & Testing

Psychological evaluations, mental health screening tools, and standardized tests

Evaluation Records

Administered tests and assessment results

Evaluation ID Student Test / Tool Purpose Administered By Date Status
EVAL-2025-0088 UA2022-00501 PHQ-9 Depression screening Ms. Garcia 2025-11-20 Results Pending
EVAL-2025-0087 UA2023-00123 GAD-7 Anxiety assessment Mr. Santos 2025-11-19 Completed
Available Tools & Tests
  • PHQ-9: Patient Health Questionnaire for depression.
  • GAD-7: Generalized Anxiety Disorder scale.
  • DASS-21: Depression, Anxiety and Stress Scale.
  • Career Assessment: Aptitude and interest inventories.
  • IQ / Cognitive Testing: For special education referrals (by licensed psychometrician).

Risk Flags & Safety Plans

Students flagged for elevated risk and their active safety plans

Flagged Students

Students with active risk flags and safety plans

Student Campus Risk Type Risk Level Safety Plan Status Last Review Actions
UA2021-00210 Cainta Suicide Ideation Critical Active 2025-11-22
UA2023-00456 Antipolo Self-harm history Elevated Active 2025-11-18
Safety Plan Components
  • Warning signs and triggers identified.
  • Internal coping strategies.
  • People and places that provide distraction.
  • Emergency contacts (family, counselor, hotline).
  • Lethal means counseling (if applicable).
Protocol Reminders
  • Review safety plans at every follow-up session.
  • Coordinate with Student Affairs for academic accommodations.
  • Escalate to external psychiatric referral if risk increases.
  • Document all communications with parents / guardians.

Dental Consultations

Record of dental check-ups, treatments, and referrals performed at the school dental clinic

Consultation Records

Dental treatments and procedures performed

Date Student Campus Procedure Dentist Notes Follow-up
2025-11-22 UA2023-00710 Cainta Tooth extraction assessment Dr. Mendoza Impacted wisdom tooth; referred to oral surgeon Post-extraction check in 1 week
2025-11-21 UA2024-00333 Antipolo Dental prophylaxis Dr. Reyes Routine cleaning completed 6-month recall
Common Procedures
  • Oral Examination: Initial assessment and charting.
  • Prophylaxis: Cleaning and scaling.
  • Restoration: Fillings for cavities.
  • Extraction: Simple extractions; complex cases referred externally.
  • Referral: Orthodontics, oral surgery, periodontics.

Dental Recall & Follow-ups

Track students due for routine dental check-ups or post-procedure follow-up visits

Recall Schedule

Upcoming and overdue follow-up appointments

Student Campus Recall Type Last Visit Due Date Status Action
UA2023-00710 Cainta Post-extraction check 2025-11-22 2025-11-29 Scheduled
UA2022-00888 Binangonan 6-month prophylaxis 2025-05-15 2025-11-15 Overdue
Recall Schedule Guidelines
  • Routine Prophylaxis: Every 6 months.
  • Post-extraction: 5–7 days for healing check.
  • Restoration follow-up: 1 week if symptoms persist.
  • Orthodontic adjustment: Per orthodontist schedule (external).

Health Campaigns & Vaccination Drives

Plan and monitor campus-wide health initiatives, awareness campaigns, and vaccination drives

Campaign Overview

Active and completed health campaigns

Campaign Type Target Campus Start Date End Date Participants Status
Flu Vaccination Drive 2025 Vaccination All Campuses 2025-11-01 2025-11-30 2,340 / 3,500 Ongoing
Mental Health Awareness Week Awareness All Campuses 2025-10-10 2025-10-14 4,200 Completed
Campaign Types
  • Vaccination Drives: Flu, Hepatitis B, COVID-19 boosters.
  • Awareness Campaigns: Mental health, nutrition, substance abuse prevention.
  • Screening Programs: BMI, vision, dental caries surveys.
  • Wellness Activities: Fitness challenges, stress relief workshops.
Integration
  • Announcements posted to Student Hub and Faculty Workspace.
  • Participation tracked and linked to Student Health Profiles.
  • Reports exportable for LGU or DOH compliance.

Reports & Analytics

Generate comprehensive health reports, track KPIs, and analyze trends across all modules

Analytics Dashboard

Key metrics and performance indicators

Available Reports
  • Clinic Visit Summary (by campus, service type).
  • Emergency & Incident Statistics.
  • Vaccination Coverage Report.
  • Psychological Cases Overview (anonymized).
  • Dental Services Utilization.
  • Health Clearance Processing Times.
Key Performance Indicators
  • Avg. Triage Wait Time: Target < 15 min.
  • Clearance SLA Compliance: Target > 95%.
  • Vaccination Coverage: Target > 80%.
  • Counseling Session Completion: Target > 90%.
Export Options
  • PDF summary for administration.
  • Excel / CSV for detailed data analysis.
  • API integration with Skolaris Analytics Hub.
  • Automated monthly email to Health Director.

1,247

Clinic Visits This Term

23

Emergency Cases

74%

Flu Vaccine Coverage

89

Active Psych Cases