Three short films on charting, chart review, and immunization requirements. Built around the work of a university health center.
Silent concept films with fictional sample data. Interfaces illustrate ozehr workflows rather than record the application. Timing is condensed. Clinicians review drafts and care recommendations; unclear immunization records go to staff. Requirements vary by school.
01 / Oz Scribe
Your conversation. Your clinical voice.
Oz Scribe captures the visit, drafts in your clinical style, and connects the note to its source transcript.
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Stay with your patient.
A physician listens to a student while Oz Scribe captures their conversation.
The student says: My knee is better. Stairs don't hurt now. I'm not back to running yet. The physician discusses continuing home exercises and a follow-up in two weeks.
Notes that sound like you.
Oz Scribe learns wording and structure from your own signed notes. Concise history and a problem-based plan; the clinical facts stay grounded in this visit.
See where it came from.
Select a sentence in the draft to open the exact transcript passage behind it. The note sentence and the patient’s words appear side by side.
Less rewriting. More attention.
The clinician reviews the draft, refines the follow-up wording, and keeps control of the final note. The note remains unsigned.
Patient-friendly visit instructions are drafted from the reviewed plan, ready for the clinician to review before sharing.
Care in the moment. Notes in your voice. Oz Scribe. AI included. Built for campus care. ozehr.com.
02 / Ask Oz
Know the story. See the next step.
Four recent visits, chart-backed answers, and a clear view of what needs follow-up.
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Walk in prepared.
Before the visit, the patient’s recent history is ready in the chart.
The chart automatically summarizes the latest four signed visits: allergy symptoms, early improvement, a preventive visit with HPV dose 1, and a follow-up with better sleep and fewer missed classes.
Ask Oz: What should I follow up on today?
Ask Oz answers: check ongoing allergy control and review HPV dose 2, with links to the supporting chart records.
See what needs attention.
HPV dose 2 is due. Dose 1 was given July 24 at age 21, so this is a three-dose series. This is a preventive-care follow-up, separate from school enrollment compliance.
Open the supporting chart record: HPV dose 1 was administered July 24, 2026. The original record stays one click away.
The clinician adds HPV follow-up to today’s visit plan. It remains pending review; no dose is marked as given.
Know the history. Bring the next step into today’s visit.
Less searching. More time for care. Ask Oz. AI included. Built for campus care. ozehr.com.
03 / Immunization compliance
A paper record. A clear next step.
Photograph a vaccination record, extract the dates, check campus requirements, and resolve missing evidence with clear next steps.
A student photographs a paper vaccination record in the OzEHR app.
Alex Rivera uploads a fictional paper record. Vaccine names and dates can be extracted without typing them all in.
Dates, filled in for you. Extracted entries match the paper: two MMR doses, one varicella dose, Tdap on August 17, 2020, and MenACWY on August 28, 2024.
The extracted record is automatically checked against the school’s configured requirements.
The fictional campus profile checks MMR, varicella, Tdap, MenACWY, and separate TB screening. One varicella dose is documented; additional evidence is needed. Missing proof does not mean unvaccinated.
A clear next step reaches the student automatically.
An automatic message in OzEHR says: One varicella dose found. Upload dose 2 or accepted proof of immunity. Need the vaccine? Book a visit.
The student adds documentation of varicella dose 2, given August 15, 2013. The new evidence is checked against the same campus requirements.
Alex’s documentation now meets the fictional campus requirements. The student sees a compliant status.
A separate student’s unclear handwritten date is routed to staff. The reviewer can see the original document alongside the flagged entry; it is not automatically approved.
Clear requirements. Clear next steps. Immunizations in ozehr. AI included. Built for campus care. ozehr.com.
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