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INTERGROWTH21stPostnatal Infant Followup Study 1 year visitFFQFood Frequency Questionnaire Page 1 of 2FGLS Numerate of birth of infantDDMMYYPaediatric Outpatient Record Number Pediatric Infant Hospital

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How to fill out postnatal infant follow-up study:

1. Contact the relevant healthcare provider or research institution to obtain the necessary forms and instructions for the postnatal infant follow-up study.
2. Read through the instructions carefully to understand the purpose of the study and the information required.
3. Provide accurate and updated personal information about the infant, including their name, date of birth, and contact details.
4. Answer questions about the pregnancy, such as the mother's health, prenatal care received, and any complications or interventions during childbirth.
5. Provide information about the infant's health and development since birth, including milestones achieved, growth patterns, and any medical conditions or concerns.
6. Participate in any required medical appointments, assessments, or tests for the study, ensuring the accurate documentation of results.
7. Follow the instructions for submitting the completed forms and any additional documentation requested, such as medical records or consent forms.
8. Keep a copy of the completed study forms for your records.
9. Follow up with the healthcare provider or research institution if you have any questions or need further assistance during the study.

Who needs postnatal infant follow-up study:

1. Newborn babies who have had certain medical conditions or complications during pregnancy, labor, or delivery may be recommended for a postnatal infant follow-up study.
2. Infants born prematurely or with low birth weight may also be included in a postnatal follow-up study to assess their development and any potential long-term effects.
3. In some cases, postnatal infant follow-up studies may also be conducted to monitor the effects of specific treatments or interventions given during pregnancy or after birth.

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What is postnatal infant follow-up study?

The postnatal infant follow-up study is a monitoring process conducted to track the health and development of infants after birth.

Who is required to file postnatal infant follow-up study?

Healthcare providers and hospitals are required to file postnatal infant follow-up studies.

How to fill out postnatal infant follow-up study?

Postnatal infant follow-up studies can be filled out electronically or through paper forms provided by the relevant healthcare authorities.

What is the purpose of postnatal infant follow-up study?

The purpose of postnatal infant follow-up study is to ensure the well-being of infants and identify any potential health issues early on.

What information must be reported on postnatal infant follow-up study?

Information such as infant's growth, development milestones, immunization records, and any medical conditions must be reported on postnatal infant follow-up study.