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IMCI on every visit, growth on every chart.

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Children are not small adults, and their records should not be adult charts with smaller numbers. MyPatient screens by IMCI, plots WHO growth curves, tracks EPI vaccines, and keeps weight at the center of every prescription.

The protocols, on every chart

IMCI danger signs

AI intake asks the IMCI questions for every sick child: feeding, convulsions, breathing, and lethargy.

WHO growth standards

Weight, height, and MUAC plot on WHO curves, so faltering growth is visible at a glance.

EPI immunization

The national schedule lives on the chart, with due, given, and missed doses clear to reception and doctor alike.

Questions from pediatrics practices

01 Does it help with pediatric dosing?
The child's current weight sits beside every prescription, and dosage instructions print in Urdu for parents.
02 Can it flag malnutrition?
Growth points falling across centile lines are visible on the chart, supporting early referral to nutrition programs.
03 How does intake work for children?
A parent answers the AI intake on their own phone in Urdu or six other languages before the visit.

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Pediatric Pneumonia: IMCI Classification and Antibiotic Choices

Fast-breathing cutoffs by age, chest indrawing rules, amoxicillin dosing and referral triggers for childhood pneumonia in Pakistani OPDs per WHO IMCI.

31 Aug 2026

Pediatric Gastroenteritis: IMCI Dehydration Assessment, ORS and Zinc

IMCI dehydration classification, Plans A/B/C, low-osmolarity ORS volumes and zinc dosing for children with diarrhoea in Pakistani OPDs per WHO guidance.

31 Aug 2026

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