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What Tools are Used in Tracking?

Various tools are used in tracking, including:
Growth Charts: Visual tools to compare a child's growth against standard benchmarks.
Screening Questionnaires: Standardized forms to assess development and behavior.
Immunization Schedules: Guidelines to ensure timely vaccination.
Nutritional Guidelines: Recommendations for balanced diets at different ages.
Electronic Health Records (EHRs): Digital systems for storing and managing health information.

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