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babies born healthy grow develop normally childhood however clearly identifiable highrisk groups survivors born preterm illhealth destined higher expected rates health developmental problems structured specialised followup programs warranted paper presents results twoday workshop held melbourne australia discuss neonatal populations need structured followup addition followup programme might structured issues discussed included ages followup personnel assessment tools might required challenges translating results clinical practice research identified issues covered included information sharing best practice families research gaps substantial minority highrisk children longterm medical developmental psychological adverse outcomes consume extensive health education services grow older early intervention prevent adverse outcomes effective integration services problems identified may reduce prevalence severity certain outcomes contribute efficient effective use health resources shared longterm goal families professionals work toward ensuring high risk children maximise potential become productive valued members society