Creating an Automated Health Attestation System During the COVID-19 Pandemic with Microsoft 365.

The authors built a daily COVID-19 health form in Microsoft 365. Staff and visitors answer a few yes-no questions on their phone before entering the clinic.

The form logs each answer and time-stamps it. No paper, no close contact, no extra staff time.

The paper is a how-to guide. It does not give patient data or staff infection rates. It simply shows every click you need to copy the system.

Dallery et al. (2015) said digital tools can turn ABA principles into large-scale health programs. Heald et al. (2020) is the next step: a free, ready-to-copy template.

Foti et al. (2015) and Schieltz et al. (2020) also give tech set-up guides, but for telehealth FA/FCT. The same careful scripting applies here—only the goal changes from teaching kids to screening germs.

Nicola et al. (2018) proved remote tools can collect valid clinical data. Their webcam MABC-2 scores matched in-person ones. Heald et al. (2020) uses the same trust in remote entry, just for health instead of motor skills.

You can build the form in one afternoon. Share the link with staff, families, and contractors. You get instant documentation for licensing visits and protect clients who may not wear masks well. Copy the flow chart, swap the questions, and you can screen for flu, RSV, or any future bug without buying new software.