Weight and height at every visit
Both are part of the vitals recorded on each consultation, alongside temperature, pulse and the rest — so the numbers are in the record rather than in a parent's photograph of a card.
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The same child across years, the parent as the person you actually reach, and weight and height recorded at every single visit.
A pediatric practice keeps patients longer than almost any other. The record that matters is not one visit, it is the run of them — and the measurements taken each time are the thread through it.
The other difference is who you are communicating with. The patient is four; the person who books, attends, pays and needs reminding is their parent. Software that assumes the patient is the contact makes every message land in the wrong place.
Both are part of the vitals recorded on each consultation, alongside temperature, pulse and the rest — so the numbers are in the record rather than in a parent's photograph of a card.
Guardian details sit on the patient record, and prescriptions and reminders go to that number. The child is the patient; the parent is who you reach.
The next review date is chosen while the notes are open. For a practice built on scheduled reviews, booking at the counter afterwards is where they get lost.
One permanent UHID from the first visit, so a child seen at eight months and again at six years is the same record rather than two.
Better to know now than in week two. If one of these is central to how you practise, Nabz is probably not the right fit.
No. Weight and height are captured at every visit and visible in the record, but they are not plotted against percentile curves. If charting is central to your practice, that gap is worth knowing before a trial rather than during it.
Yes. The guardian's number is on the patient record, and prescriptions and appointment reminders go there.
As a normal visit, with the next dose set as a follow-up date during the consultation. There is no separate immunisation schedule that generates a due-list on its own.
14 days free, no card needed. If it does not fit your practice you will know inside a week.
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