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EduPrints

Patient education, printed or sent, in their language — with each surgery’s danger-signs card, care-skill videos for the family and a first-week explainer for a new diagnosis.

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What it is

Condition and procedure leaflets in the patient’s language, attached to the visit, printed at the desk or sent to the Patient App, issued only once a clinician has reviewed the words. A reviewed leaflet can be the first-week explainer for the diagnosis codes the treating clinician names: a confirmed diagnosis from the last two weeks that one names, for a patient not yet sent it, is listed for a clinician to send after the diagnosis conversation — never on its own. Red-flag cards are the practice’s own one-page card per procedure — the danger signs that mean call now, what is normal after this operation, who to call and the number, and where the wording comes from — matched by the practice’s words to the operations CaseLine recorded in the last 30 days, so the card a patient leaves with is the one for the procedure performed, kept as issued. Care-skill videos are the practice’s own library of short videos (lifting safely, feeding with a swallowing precaution, dressing someone with limited movement), each a link with who made it, assigned to a home-care patient’s family by name; watched is recorded when the family presses it in the Patient App or the nurse saw them watch it. Leaflets, cards and videos reach the patient under “From your care team”. Opening one in the app is the read confirmation; a patient who says they have read it is confirmed by whoever heard it.

Who uses it: Built for: Every specialty
Reads: Visit context, consents, operations recorded in CaseLine, new diagnoses
Writes: Leaflet dispatches, red-flag cards issued, video assignments and watched records, read confirmations
Never: It does not substitute a leaflet for a consent conversation or deliver a diagnosis — that conversation happens first, in person — and it does not ship any wording or video, triage a patient who calls, or replace the nurse’s hands-on teaching; the videos support what was taught in person.
Access: Only people whose role includes it — the clinic owner decides who
Your data: PHI-lite. Hosted in Boston, United States. On uninstall: Operational history stays queryable for audit.

In the product

Who uses it: Care coordinator — the demo profile it is best tried as
Where it opens: Engagement › Leaflets /leaflets
Permission: leaflet.read

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How it works

Write the leafletA title, a condition tag, a language code and the body in markdown — the words the patient will hold; the same title twice in one language is refused.
Have a clinician review it; an edit sends it backOnly a reviewed leaflet can be issued — the insert selects on that status, so a draft has no Issue button — and only a clinician holds Mark reviewed. Editing a reviewed leaflet returns it to draft in the same statement, because what the clinician reviewed is the words rather than the row id.
Write the red-flag cards and add the videosOn Red-flag cards, write each procedure’s danger signs, what is normal, who to call and where the wording comes from, with the words that match the operation’s name; Operations of the last 30 days lists CaseLine’s operated cases with a reviewed card still to give. On Care-skill videos, add your team’s video links, have a clinician review them, assign one to a family member by name, and see it watched when they press it in the app or you saw them watch it.
Issue it to the patientFind the patient and issue the leaflet, printed or sent to the Patient App, where it shows under From your care team with any card and video and opening it is the read confirmation; First week lists new diagnoses a first-week explainer names, for a clinician to send after the conversation.

Rules it keeps

What it does not do, by design. A listing with only benefits is an advertisement.

It does not substitute a leaflet for a consent conversation or deliver a diagnosis — that conversation happens first, in person — and it does not ship any wording or video, triage a patient who calls, or replace the nurse’s hands-on teaching; the videos support what was taught in person.

AI in EduPrints

AskQuestions about what is on screen — “What needs attention in EduPrints today?” — answered with the records it read.

DraftSummaries and notes for the team, marked as drafts until a person signs.

Every answer shows its sources. Nothing AI writes is saved until a person accepts it.

See it on screen

EduPrints — Leaflets — Print or send patient leaflets in their language — 01Leaflets — Print or send patient leaflets in their languageCaptured from the running demo clinic

01Leaflets — Print or send patient leaflets in their languageCaptured from the running demo clinic

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Connected to

Read out of the code, not the brochure: each app below is here because one service queries the other’s tables. Install either side and the hand-over is already wired.

Reads from · 4

CaseLine CaseNotes Patient Registry Patient Portal

Hands to · 2

PuberTalk WeanPlan

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Questions clinics ask

What does EduPrints do?

Patient education, printed or sent, in their language — with each surgery’s danger-signs card, care-skill videos for the family and a first-week explainer for a new diagnosis. Condition and procedure leaflets in the patient’s language, attached to the visit, printed at the desk or sent to the Patient App, issued only once a clinician has reviewed the words. A reviewed leaflet can be the first-week explainer for the diagnosis codes the treating clinician names: a confirmed diagnosis from the last two weeks that one names, for a patient not yet sent it, is listed for a clinician to send after the diagnosis conversation — never on its own. Red-flag cards are the practice’s own one-page card per procedure — the danger signs that mean call now, what is normal after this operation, who to call and the number, and where the wording comes from — matched by the practice’s words to the operations CaseLine recorded in the last 30 days, so the card a patient leaves with is the one for the procedure performed, kept as issued. Care-skill videos are the practice’s own library of short videos (lifting safely, feeding with a swallowing precaution, dressing someone with limited movement), each a link with who made it, assigned to a home-care patient’s family by name; watched is recorded when the family presses it in the Patient App or the nurse saw them watch it. Leaflets, cards and videos reach the patient under “From your care team”. Opening one in the app is the read confirmation; a patient who says they have read it is confirmed by whoever heard it.

What data does EduPrints read and write?

EduPrints reads visit context, consents, operations recorded in CaseLine, new diagnoses and writes leaflet dispatches, red-flag cards issued, video assignments and watched records, read confirmations. Its data class is PHI-lite. Every app works on the same patient record — nothing is copied into a silo.

What does EduPrints deliberately not do?

What happens to our data if we uninstall EduPrints?

Operational history stays queryable for audit.

Is EduPrints available today?

Yes — EduPrints is live in clinics today. Set up your practice on MedAppz and install it from your dashboard.

Want to see EduPrints running on your own patients?

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