Patient record
Growth charts and a guardian contact on the record
Paediatrics has two things no other specialty has in the same form: a schedule that is driven by the child’s age, and a patient who is not the person you communicate with.
Due dates are calculated from date of birth against the national schedule. A clinic tracking that manually is a clinic with gaps in it.
Weight, height and head circumference plotted against reference curves at every visit. This is the record parents actually ask to see.

Reminders, results and instructions go to a parent. Consent comes from a guardian. The record has to model that rather than treat the child as the contact.
Paediatrics has requirements adult systems simply do not have, and working around them is where the errors come from.
Growth charts and a guardian contact on the record
Vaccination recalls calculated from date of birth
Reminders to the parent, in their language
Siblings linked under one household
Yes, calculated from date of birth against the schedule the clinic follows, with recalls sent to the guardian automatically.
Yes, against standard reference curves, from the measurements recorded at each visit.
They share contact and guardian details while keeping separate clinical files.
Half an hour on your own services, packages and price list. Someone calls you back within a day.