clinical surveillance

What Types of Data are Collected?

Various types of data are collected during clinical surveillance, including:
- Clinical symptoms and diagnoses
- Immunization records
- Growth and development milestones
- Hospitalization and emergency visits
- Laboratory test results

Frequently asked queries:

What is Clinical Surveillance in Pediatrics?
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What Types of Data are Collected?
How is Data Collected?
What are the Key Components of a Surveillance System?
How Does Surveillance Help in Disease Prevention?
What Challenges are Faced in Pediatric Surveillance?
What Role Do Pediatricians Play in Surveillance?
How Can Technology Improve Surveillance?
What are the Future Directions in Pediatric Surveillance?
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