Checking consent responses
Mavis lets you review consent responses for each session.
- Go to Sessions.
- Go to the Scheduled tab.
- Click the link for the school you’re interested in.
Checking consent responses
- Go to Check consent responses.
- Use the tabs to see how many consents, refusals and conflicts you have.
Reviewing children who’ve changed schools
When a parent submits a consent response, they can also let Mavis know that a child’s school has changed.
To review a child changing school, follow the instructions on this page of the user guide:
Reviewing unmatched consent responses
- Go to the top-level Responses page.
- Try to match an unmatched consent response with an existing record first by clicking on Match with record.
- Look for a child in the cohort that matches the consent response. You can search by name or postcode.
- If you think you’ve found a match, click the Select action for the child.
- If you believe it is a match, click Link response with record.
- If you cannot find a match, you can go back to the Responses page and click Create record to create a new child record.
Recording verbal consent from a parent before a session starts
- From the Check consent responses page, go into the No response tab.
- Go to into a child record by clicking on their name.
- Scroll down and select Get consent response.
- Use the radio button to indicate who you’re trying to get consent from (you can add a new contact if necessary).
- Call the parent.
- Record their response.
- Check and confirm their answers, and select Save changes.
Investigating conflicting consent
- From the Check consent responses page, go into the Conflicts tab.
- If you click on the child’s record and scroll down, you’ll see who has said what in their consent responses.
- Click on the name of the parent who refused.
- You can either mark that response as invalid (exercise caution here), or you can follow-up with the parent by returning to the child’s record to see the parent’s contact details.
- When speaking to the refuser, if they now give consent, you’ll need to go through the “Get consent response” flow over the phone.