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Continuity of care

Consistent care in which information and clinical judgment carry forward from one healthcare encounter to the next.

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Transferring Baby Medical Records to a New Practice

Transferring Baby Medical Records to a New Practice

Why a Complete Transfer Matters Medical records are more than a summary of diagnoses. For an infant, they form a longitudinal record of perinatal events, growth, feeding, development, preventive care, and responses to previous evaluations. A complete chart can help the new clinician interpret current findings in context and make appropriate decisions about monitoring and […]

What to look for in baby doctor

What to look for in baby doctor

Start with infant-specific qualifications A baby doctor should have training and clinical experience appropriate for infants. In many settings, this means a pediatrician, a physician whose specialty training focuses on children from birth through adolescence. A family physician may also provide excellent infant primary care, particularly when the clinician routinely sees newborns and has a […]