Age-graded. Weight-based.
Family-coupled.
Paediatrics is its own scaffolding. Every Rx wants mg/kg validation, every visit reads against a growth percentile, every schedule item lives on an IAP clock, every chart is really a family chart. MediSero+ builds the consult around the constants you actually live by.
Six places paediatrics gets specific.
Universal core (voice notes, Rx, queue, billing, patient app) plus the six items below — all auto-loaded the moment you tag your specialty as Paediatrics.
Six age-stamps. Each milestone surfaced at the right visit.
At every well-baby visit, the chart pre-fills the milestones expected for that age and the red flags worth screening for. ASQ-3 + M-CHAT-R are one-tap away when something looks off.
Milestones reflect AAP / IAP / WHO references. ASQ-3 + M-CHAT-R scoring built in.
Eight paediatric calculators, wired into the chart.
Tap a drug, the calculator pulls weight + age, applies the formula, picks syrup vs tablet by age, and validates the max-daily cap. No mental arithmetic, no syrup-strength lookup, no max-daily slip.
Formulas reflect IAP, AAP, BNFc, and Lexicomp paediatric references. Outputs are advisory; clinical judgement still rests with you.
The child's chart on the parent's phone.
Paeds is the only specialty where the patient never owns the phone. Charts pair to one or more parents / guardians, role-graded, so the right person sees the right thing — and the vaccine card travels with the child everywhere.
Two things I never want to do again: type out a mg/kg calculation under deadline, and explain to a parent at 8pm where their kid sits on the WHO chart. Both are now a tap. The vaccine card on the phone alone got my parents to switch.
Paeds-specific questions, answered.
How does mg/kg dosing work in practice?
Every paediatric Rx ties to the patient's current weight. When you tap a drug, MediSero+ pulls the most recent weight, applies the per-drug formula (e.g. amoxicillin 50 mg/kg/day TDS), shows the suggested dose + frequency, picks syrup vs tablet by age, and validates against max-daily-cap. If weight is > 30 days old, it prompts you to reweigh first. Override anything per patient.
Are growth charts WHO or IAP?
Both. WHO 2006 standards for ages 0–5 (the international reference for early childhood), then IAP 2015 for 5–18 (the appropriate ethnically-matched chart for Indian paediatrics). The system picks the right chart for the locale + age automatically.
How are immunisation schedules kept current?
IAP and AAP — reviewed quarterly by our medical advisory board, updated when bodies revise. The system flags retroactive changes (e.g. a new HPV recommendation extending the upper age) so you can sweep your existing patient list and identify who is now eligible.
Do parents get the vaccine card on their phone?
Yes. The patient app shows the child's vaccine record — given / due / overdue — for every paired caregiver. They can present it at school, at travel, at a paediatrician anywhere. Each entry is signed (clinic + clinician) and tamper-evident. Links to CoWIN where applicable.
What about developmental screening — ASQ-3, M-CHAT-R?
Both are built-in. ASQ-3 (Ages and Stages Questionnaire) for general development surveillance, M-CHAT-R for autism screening at 18 / 24 months. Push to the parent app, parent completes, score lands on the chart with risk band (low / medium / high). Red flags surface a structured referral packet to developmental-paeds / SLT / OT / autism evaluation.
Can I link siblings and family-history?
Yes. A child chart pairs to the parent / guardian, and the parent's account can host multiple children — useful for a paeds practice where you see the whole family. Family history (e.g. atopy, sibling with febrile seizure, parental psych history) is captured on the parent and pulled forward to relevant fields on each child chart, with consent.
Try MediSero+ for Paediatrics. 14 days, no card.
Mg/kg dosing, WHO/IAP growth, IAP immunisation, ASQ-3 + M-CHAT-R, parent/caregiver pairing, Clio AI age-graded differentials.