Tracking report: a summary of injections and measurements

What's in the report

The report is headed “Tracking report – growth hormone”, and these sections follow, in this order:

• Details: name, date of birth, age, sex, the medication name, the dose per injection and the injection time as they are set in the app, and the report period.
• Injection summary: on how many of the scheduled days the injection was given, also as a percentage, how many days were marked “Not injected” and how many passed without a mark.
• Days without an injection: each such day, with the reason recorded, who marked it and a note if one was written.
• Injection sites: how many injections were given at each site in the report period, and what percentage of all the injections that is.
• Growth, on the Pro plan: the measurements with their percentiles, the height-for-age chart and the annual height velocity.
• Injection log: for each day, the planned time, the actual time, the site, the status and who marked it.
• Notes: how each number was calculated and what each status means.

What a person marked, and what the app assumed

The report distinguishes days someone marked from days the app closed by itself. A day nobody marked by 3 a.m. the next morning is closed automatically, unless no pen is left, and appears in the report as “Injected (automatic)”, without an actual time, because no one confirmed it. A day marked “Not injecting today” appears as “Not injected”, with the reason written, and a day left without a mark, for example after you undid an automatic mark, appears as “Not marked”.

How to create the report

On the history page, tap “Create a tracking report”. The “Growth Tracking” page also has “Growth report”, which opens the same report straight at the growth section. You choose a child and a period: the last 30 days, the last 3 months (the default), the last 6 months, the last year, or other dates.

The “Print / save as PDF” button opens the browser's print window, from which you can print the report or save it as a PDF file, and you can send the file like any other. The report always prints on a white background, even when the app is in dark mode.

On a phone there is also a “Share” button, which sends a link to the report. Whoever opens the link needs their own access to the child in the app.

The report is included in both plans. On Essential it covers up to 90 days back, and on Pro up to a year, according to the plan of the parent who manages the child. If you chose a longer period, the report starts at the beginning of the plan's range, and it says from which date.

Who it helps

• For parents: the whole period in one organized report, instead of trying to recall when the injection wasn't given and why.
• For teens who inject on their own: what they marked with their own login goes into the report, so they have an organized picture of the period.

The report is based on what was recorded in the app and does not replace a medical record.

The data in the report comes from the injection log, the injection-site rotation and growth tracking. More about GrowTracker on the features page, and short answers in the FAQ.