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Version: 1.0.70

Fitness Reports & Medical Surveillance

A Fitness Report (also referred to as a medical surveillance report) is a printable assessment of a patient's fitness, generated from a backing form. It works much like the Health Card but with its own form and layout.

At a glance​

fa-user-md | Print Fitness Report | We make a neat report to share.
fa-file-text-o | Form complete? | All done — great job!
fa-pencil | Complete form | All done — great job!
fa-user | Patient record | This is the person we are helping.
fa-heartbeat | Derived values | Here is what happens at this step.
fa-line-chart | Screening analytics | Here is what happens at this step.
fa-table | Report layout | We make a neat report to share.
fa-print | Printable report | We make a neat report to share.

Enabling the Fitness Report Button​

Form-Based Generation​

The fitness report is built from a feedback form marked as a fitness or medical-surveillance form. Selecting Print Fitness Report follows the same fill-then-print flow as the health card: if the backing form is incomplete, you are prompted to complete it before the report is produced.

Screening Values Sync​

When the fitness report form is opened for a patient, MetahOS pre-fills it with the patient's existing screening and health values rather than leaving fields blank. For each empty field it looks, in order, for:

  1. A value directly on the patient record,
  2. A matching value derived from the patient's data (matched by field name or label), and
  3. A value from the patient's analytics/screening data as a fallback.

This keeps the fitness report consistent with values already captured during screening, so staff do not have to re-enter data that MetahOS already holds.

tip

Because screening values flow into the report automatically, run the patient's screening first — the fitness report will then come up largely pre-filled.

Printing​

The completed fitness report is rendered as a printable document (with the standard report layout, including the doctor details and result tables) so it can be handed to the patient or filed.