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How Can Parents Ensure Accuracy of Pediatric Patient Data?

Parents play a crucial role in ensuring the accuracy of their child's health data:
Regular Updates: Keep the healthcare provider informed about any changes in the child’s health.
Immunization Records: Maintain an up-to-date record of all vaccinations.
Medication Lists: Provide accurate information about any medications the child is taking.
Family History: Share relevant family medical history with the healthcare provider.
Behavioral Observations: Report any changes in behavior, mood, or development.

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