clinical surveillance

What Role Do Pediatricians Play in Surveillance?

Pediatricians play a critical role in clinical surveillance by:
- Accurately recording and reporting patient data
- Participating in surveillance programs and research studies
- Educating families about the importance of vaccinations and preventive care
- Implementing guidelines and protocols to improve patient outcomes

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