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Fisdap Instructor Tutorial: How do you add attachments in the mobile app?
To upload a document to a student's shift, click the plus icon 
next to Attachments.
You will have the option to add an attachment from your gallery, using a picture saved on your phone/tablet, or to take a new picture using your camera. If you are a first-time user, you will need to all the Fisdap Mobile App to access
your camera. You can name the attachment, select a category, and add notes. Avoid including patient information that could violate HIPPAA.
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Fisdap Instructor Tutorial: How do you add attachments in the mobile app?
To upload a document to a student's shift, click the plus icon next to Attachments.
You will have the option to add an attachment from your gallery, using a picture saved on your phone/tablet, or to take a new picture using your camera. If you are a first-time user, you will need to all the Fisdap Mobile App to access
your camera. You can name the attachment, select a category, and add notes. Avoid including patient information that could violate HIPPAA.