In one line
mymeddiCAL is a reminder and a repository of health information your organisation and families already have. It is not a clinical decision support tool, and it is not a substitute for a doctor, nurse, first-aid officer, or the student’s written plan.
What it is for
- Storing health plans and documents created by qualified clinicians or provided by families
- Reminding staff and guardians of those plans and of scheduled medication
- Logging that a medication was given (who, when, what dose)
- Digitising forms and collecting guardian paperwork (permissions, camp forms)
- Helping you find an official form for a regulated setting — you still confirm it is the right form
What it must never do
mymeddiCAL will not:
- Recommend a treatment, dose, or “what to do if…”
- Say a child is safe, ready, or not ready for camp, sport, or school
- Score clinical risk or “compliance”
- Replace 000 / your local emergency number, Nurse-on-Call, or your organisation’s first-aid procedures
Emergency: call your local emergency services number and follow the student’s existing health plan. Do not use mymeddiCAL to decide clinical action.
Find-a-form and Digitise use AI only to suggest form templates. They never read a student’s health record or give treatment advice. You tick that you have verified the form is appropriate before it enters your library. See Sending and tracking forms.
Any onboarding helper in the web app (staff only) can point at screens and counts. It cannot send invites, change records, or give medical advice.