Minségjelentés

Minségjelentés, also known as a health report, is a structured document or template used primarily in educational settings to monitor and record a student's health status. The practice emerged in the early 20th century as schools sought to manage health issues among children, particularly during the influenza epidemics. The report typically lists symptoms, consulting medical professionals, prescribed treatments, and follow‑up recommendations. By providing a clear record of health concerns, it allows teachers, school nurses, and parents to track recovery progress and to intervene promptly should a child's condition worsen.

The form is often required for children who have been absent due to illness, before returning to campus, or if their condition could pose a health or safety risk to peers. In many countries, students must submit a signed minségjelentés before returning to school after prolonged absences. The document may be completed by a physician, dentist, or mid‑level practitioner and must comply with local privacy regulations, ensuring that sensitive medical information is handled confidentially.

Use of minségjelentés is most common in the Greater Hungary region, although equivalent reporting systems are found in other European educational frameworks. The practice aids schools in maintaining a healthy learning environment, facilitates timely medical follow‑up, and supports public health monitoring during outbreaks.