Expert Guides to Use Pediary
Discover how to get the most out of Pediary to track fever, growth, medications and symptoms. Practical guides and step-by-step tutorials.
How to Track Your Child's Fever with Pediary App
"Did I give the fever medicine at 10 PM or 11 PM?" If you find yourself searching through scattered notes when your child has a fever, Pediary is the app you need. Track temperatures in 3 seconds, create automatic charts, and share everything with your pediatrician in a PDF.
How to Monitor Your Child's Growth with Pediary
Tracking your child's weight and height has never been easier. With Pediary, you record measurements in 10 seconds and view automatic WHO charts that show growth trends. Everything ready to share with your pediatrician.
Why Use a Digital Pediatric Diary: A Guide to Pediary
Forgetting when you gave fever medicine or losing notes with temperature readings is every parent's nightmare. Pediary transforms this chaos into an organized pediatric diary: track fever, medications, symptoms, growth, and vaccines in one free app.
How to measure blood pressure at home
Has your doctor asked you to measure your blood pressure at home for a few days? Here is the method described by the European guidelines (ESH) and the American Heart Association: which monitor to use, how to sit, when to measure, how many readings to take and how to write them down. Every number has its source at the bottom of the page.
How to prepare your blood pressure diary for the cardiologist
At the cardiologist's you need readings taken properly, written down in order and easy to read. Here is how to organise the week before, what to note next to each reading and how to arrive at the clinic with a clear document.
How to check blood glucose at home with a meter
Hands, finger prick, strips and notes: the steps health sources describe for a reliable reading, for children and adults.
How to prepare your blood glucose diary for the diabetes visit
What to record, from when and how to bring your data to the clinic, so the team can work with well-organised information.