Neonatal & Infant Care

Specialized Care in the First 28 Days of Life

A neonate is a newborn baby in the first 28 days of life.

Neonatal follow-up refers to ongoing monitoring and care provided to babies after birth — especially those who were premature, low birth weight, had complications, or required NICU care.

The goal is to support healthy development, detect problems early, and intervene in time.

🇺🇬 Neonatal Monitoring System

1. Baby Profile

Date of Birth

Mode of Delivery

Current Weight (kg)

Baby has Hydrocephalus risk?

🔴 Head Circumference (cm)

2. Feeding & Care

How is baby feeding? (Select all)

Breastfeeding Exp. Breast Milk Bottle Formula Fortifier

Danger Signs (Feeding):

Refusal to Breastfeed

Did you give the baby any other drinks?

Mushroom Soup Tomato Soup Water/Glucose Local Herbs (Kyogero)

Bathing:

Showered with Herbs (Kyogero)

3. Output (Stool/Vomit)

Vomits

Stools

Stool Color

Abdominal Distension

4. Clinical Danger Signs

Fever / Hot body Hypothermia / Cold Nasal Flaring Cough Abnormal Breathing (Grunting) Yellow Skin (Jaundice) Pus at Umbilical Stump Excessive Crying Reduced Activity/Floppy

📅 Scheduled Reminders

Our Departments

Measure Blood Sugars Measure Oxygen Saturation Weight and Height Measure Blood Pressure Neonatal Care

Need Urgent Care?

Our medical team is available 24/7 for home monitoring and emergency visits.

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