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Is there an easy way to adjust for prematurity in the chart, especially for growth charts? Thanks!
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How would you suggest it works? How would you implement this?
Thanks!
Jon
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Great idea! Not only a prematurity chart, but we could definitely use a Down Syndrome chart. I am not sure if there would be a button in the growth chart area that would change the graphs or if there would be an overall button you would click in the patient's summary section where those charts would self-populate.
Last edited by Bert; 01/28/2024 2:34 PM.
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Apologies - I just moved officially into clinic manager position and the transition has been......bumpy. ;-)
I would likely think that we could just use existing charts and have the system plot the points. Fenton Growth Chart for prematurity. There are existing growth charts for Down Syndrome too, so that could be cool! We have more than a handful of down syndrome patients, so I like that!
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