Paediatric care differs from adult care in ways software usually ignores: the dose depends on today's weight, the schedule depends on the date of birth, and the record has to follow a child who cannot report their own history.
PAEDIS is built around those differences — growth, immunisation and weight-based prescribing — from newborn through adolescence.
Weight, height and head circumference plotted against growth standards, so faltering growth is seen and not calculated after the fact.
The vaccination schedule tracked per child, with due and overdue doses identified for recall.
Doses calculated from the child's current weight, which removes the most common paediatric prescribing error.
Milestones recorded at each contact so delay is picked up during routine care.
Ward care with paediatric observation ranges rather than adult thresholds applied to children.
Newborns linked to the maternal record from GYNOBSIS, so care continues from birth rather than starting at first illness.
Paediatric departments, child health clinics, immunisation programmes and health centres providing under-five care.
Yes. Schedules are tracked per child with defaulter lists for recall — the mechanism that determines whether coverage targets are actually met.
Doses are calculated from current weight with range checking, and the calculation is shown rather than hidden, so the prescriber can verify it.
Yes. Growth monitoring and immunisation work in a health centre or outreach setting and reconcile with the facility record.
The record continues under the same Health ID. Paediatric thresholds stop applying at the configured age, but the history remains available.
Every OPES system shares one patient identity through OPESCare, so a patient moving between departments or facilities keeps one record rather than accumulating several.
We will show you the system against your own workflow rather than a generic demonstration. Tell us your facility type and we will tailor it.
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