The child's growth, measured and trended — and the failure-to-thrive, SAM and growth hormone programmes built on it.
Weight, height, head circumference and MUAC recorded per visit, dated against the child's age, and drawn as their own trajectory — the trend a paediatrician reads at a glance. A measurement is kept as recorded: a wrong entry is voided with a stated reason, never edited or silently deleted. On the same numbers, never retyped, a clinician enrols a child on a programme: the failure-to-thrive pathway (feeding therapy sessions, weigh-ins on the interval they set, an overdue weigh-in first, closed when they judge weight has caught up), a severe acute malnutrition stay at a Nutrition Rehabilitation Centre (daily weight and MUAC, feeds logged against the feeding plan the doctor writes under the national SAM guideline, discharge ticked only with the practice's own criterion checked) or a growth hormone course (the dose as prescribed, each change logged against that day's weight, height velocity in cm a year, an overdue review first). Weight gain and height velocity are arithmetic on the child's own measurements; WHO centile bands arrive when the official reference tables are loaded — reference data is imported, not typed from memory.
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