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What Are Common Areas That Might Require Correction?

1. [Medical Records](href): Incomplete or inaccurate medical histories, vaccination records, and growth charts.
2. Diagnostic Tests: Errors in [laboratory tests](href), imaging studies, or other diagnostic evaluations.
3. Treatment Plans: Incorrect medication dosages, therapy plans, or dietary recommendations.
4. [Patient Education](href): Miscommunication or incomplete information provided to parents and caregivers.

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