demographic data

How is Pediatric Demographic Data Collected?

Pediatric demographic data is collected through various means, including:
Census data
National health surveys
Electronic health records (EHRs)
School health records
Specialized pediatric research studies
These sources provide comprehensive and accurate information that can be used for various analytical purposes.

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