monitoring and follow up

What are the Long-Term Outcomes to Monitor?

Long-term monitoring focuses on:
Growth milestones: ensuring the child is achieving age-appropriate growth metrics.
Developmental milestones: checking for motor, cognitive, and social development.
Nutritional status and feeding patterns.
Management of any chronic conditions that may have arisen.

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