personal information

What Kind of Personal Information is Collected?

Pediatricians collect various types of personal information, including:
Identification details like name, date of birth, and gender
Medical history including past illnesses, surgeries, and vaccinations
Family medical history to identify hereditary conditions
Lifestyle information such as diet, physical activity, and sleep patterns
Contact information for parents or guardians

Frequently asked queries:

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What is the Role of Consent in Sharing Personal Information?
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