Growth measurement standard
Height, weight, BMI, percentile and growth velocity stay in one longitudinal child record.
Clinical infrastructure
A clinical workspace for growth, sport and nutrition assessment.
Child Growth is clinical decision-support infrastructure that brings family records, club screenings and clinician review into one scientific file. It does not replace examination, diagnosis or treatment; it is designed to work with pediatrics, sports medicine and related specialties.
Çocuk Gelişim
Clinical Pilot Map
3-18
age tracking range
5
height methods
9
sport branches
k >= 10
anonymous report gate
Safety and governance
Health data is sensitive data. The platform keeps parental consent, role-based access, k-anonymity and clinical responsibility boundaries visible. Clinical decisions still depend on a qualified clinician reviewing history, examination, labs and imaging.
Clinical areas
Clinical areas
A concise map of the infrastructure presented in clinical pilot and B2B discussions.
Laboratory integration
In pilot clinics, clinician-requested tests can be attached to the report context.
Clinical review desk
Family measurements, doctor notes, share links and PDF reports are unified in one flow.
AI support service
Bone-age and cross-method agreement signals are shown as decision support, not diagnosis.
Child-athlete screening
Bio-banding, maturation and nutrition context support the coach dashboard without athlete ranking.
Scientific board + team
Sports medicine leadership, pediatric collaborations and product work share one governance frame.
Assessment workflow
Assessment workflow
A controlled flow that aligns families, clinicians and clubs around the same measurement standard.
Step 1
Consent and profile
Parental consent is captured, and the child profile plus measurement standard are defined.
Step 2
Measurement and follow-up
Height, weight, optional Tanner stage and bone-age data are added to the timeline.
Step 3
Clinical report
Readable PDFs and summary screens are generated for family, clinician and coach contexts.
Step 4
Referral
When warnings appear, the child is referred to pediatrics, endocrinology, nutrition or sports medicine review.
Pilot use cases
Pilot use cases
Clinical growth file
Single child passport
PDF + clinician comment
Family-readable follow-up
Club screening day
Team measurement protocol
Bio-banding distribution
Parent-approved data sharing
Academic validation
Anonymous dataset
Method comparison
Scientific-board reporting
Safety and governance
Data privacy and responsibility boundaries
Health data is special-category data under KVKK. The concrete rules we apply in clinical pilots:
Explicit parental consent
Child data is created and processed only in the guardian account; clinician/coach access opens only through the family’s explicit invitation.
Role-based access
FAMILY / COACH / CLINICIAN / ADMIN roles see different data scopes. No one can reach a child’s data they were not invited to.
k ≥ 10 anonymity
Federation and organisation reports never show a group smaller than 10 children; small groups are merged or suppressed.
Self-service data rights
Families can export all their data in machine-readable form and permanently delete their account — including child profiles and measurements.
Health forms excluded from analytics
Health and form content is never sent to product analytics; analytics is limited to anonymous usage measurement.
Clinical responsibility boundary
The platform provides decision support; it does not diagnose, treat or triage. Clinical decisions always rest on a pediatric clinician’s examination and judgment.
Plan a clinic or club pilot.
A 30-minute technical + clinical call for growth tracking, child-athlete screening or academic validation.
clinic@cocukgelisim.spor2030.comThis page describes product and pilot infrastructure. For acute symptoms, rapid growth deceleration, early/delayed puberty signs or chronic disease concern, consult a pediatric clinician.