How can we best chart children's growth in the paperless age? The UK experience.
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Abstract
Growth charts have played an integral part in the monitoring and assessment of children's health for the past 50 years, but their use is now under threat as paperless electronic systems become more widely used. While the obvious solution is to adopt electronic charting systems, this can prove challenging in practice. This article describes the key issues to consider in planning this transition and the charting options available, ranging from bespoke local systems to commercial packages and a new initiative by the Royal College of Paediatrics and Child Health.
Medical subject headings
- Child Health
- Growth Charts