Extracts from record of medical and social services contacts:

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A dossier emerged yesterday revealing every tragic moment in the short life of Baby P. Shown to the jury at the trial of his mother, her boyfriend and their lodger, it details 78 times when Baby P was seen by social workers, health visitors and doctors in Haringey, North London.

It offers an insight into his transformation from a healthy baby into the victim of horrific abuse that was repeatedly missed.

The dossier begins on March 1, 2006, when Baby P was born. Initial entries tell of routine trips to the doctor for nappy rash, but by October 2006, when his mother had begun a new relationship, the visits take a more sinister turn. In December, the boy was admitted to hospital with bruising and his mother was arrested and released on bail.

On February 2, Maria Ward, a council social worker, visited on February 22 and made ten visits in six months. Others involved include Agnes White and Sylvia Henry, who claimed that she arranged a foster care place but was overruled by a manager. Haringey Council have denied this.

17 months, 78 milestones: the dossier of illness, abuse and neglect

March 1, 2006 P born

March 22 First home visit by health visitor Yvonne Douglas. P has oral thrush

March 24 P sees GP Jerome Ikwueke for oral thrush

April 7 P weighed at clinic

April 13 P seen and weighed by GP

May 2 P seen by doctor for diarrhoea and vomiting

May 4 Mother takes P to clinic

May 22 P has first vaccinations

May 28 P vomiting; mother calls out-of-hours emergency service

June 4 P seen by GP for pain, diarrhoea and vomiting

June 9 Mother sees doctor for depression

June 19 P’s second immunisation

August 11 Mother talks to GP about her marriage

September 15 Yvonne Douglas makes home visit

September 19 P sees GP with nappy rash

October 13 P taken to GP with bruised head and chest after fall downstairs

November 17 P sees GP with chest infection and thrush

December 11 P taken to hospital with bruised forehead, nose, sternum and shoulder

December 12 P examined on ward. Child abuse investigation team alerted

December 14 P examined on ward

December 15 P discharged into care of family friend Angela Foster. Siblings seen at child development clinic, police investigation begins

December 18 Social worker Agnes White visits mother at home

December 19 Mother and grandmother arrested

December 21 P has leg x-ray

December 22 Mother attends child protection conference

December 24 Agnes White and emergency team check on P at home

December 27 Agnes White makes two home visits, one unannounced

December 29 Agnes White home visit

January 9, 2007 Angela Godfrey takes P to clinic with thrush on buttocks

January 12 P has leg x-ray

January 16 Agnes White home visit

January 17 P has leg x-rays

January 19 Mother seen by health worker

January 25 P taken to GP with nappy rash

January 26 Agnes White and Yvonne Douglas check on P at home, mother seen by mental health worker

February 2 P has more vaccinations

February 8 Health worker assesses mother at home

February 18 P and mother move to new address

February 22 New social worker Maria Ward makes first home visit

February 27 Social workers hold core group meeting

March 2 Maria Ward makes second home visit; Health visitor Paulette Thomas makes first visit

March 5 Mother seen slapping another child at school

March 6 Maria Ward makes unannounced home visit

March 8 Maria Ward visits again

March 14 Family Support Service visit by Marie Lockart

March 16 Child protection case conference

March 20 Mother and P videoed at parenting class

March 22 Maria Ward makes home visit

March 23 One-year check at clinic

March 29 Maria Ward and Paulette Thomas attend core group meeting

April 5 Another child pushes P into fireplace

April 9 P seen by GP and at A&E with bruised face and swollen head. P holding head to one side and unsteady on his feet, admitted to hospital

April 10 P referred to child development clinic by social worker concerned about head banging

April 11 P discharged from hospital

April 12 Child protection meeting

April 24 Maria Ward’s sixth home visit

May 3 Mother takes P to parenting class

May 9 Paulette Thomas makes home visit

May 16 Marie Lockhart makes family support visit

May 18 P taken to GP with hives

May 21 Maria Ward’s seventh visit

June 1 Maria Ward makes unannounced visit, reports concerns to police. P taken to hospital with bruises and scratches

June 6 Mother interviewed by police

June 7 P has further immunisation; child protection meeting

June 8 Police take pictures of P and furniture and seize toy

June 12-26 P looked after by child minder

June 15 Marie Lockhart home visit

June 19 Marie Ward visits P

June 20 Mother attends Haringey children’s services core group meeting

July 5 Mother and P attend parenting class

July 9 P taken to hospital with ear infection

July 11 Maria Ward home visit

July 18 P taken to clinic with scalp, ear infection and bruised ear

July 19 Mother and P at parenting class

July 19 P taken to hospital with scalp/ear infection and head lice. Allergic reaction to cheese

July 26 P seen by doctor for headlice and blood in ear; Marie Lockhart sees mother

July 30 Core group meeting; Maria Ward visits home; mother sees doctor saying stressed by social services and accusations about harming P

August 1 P taken to hospital, miserable and crying. Full examination not possible

August 2 Mother sees social services

August 3 999 call made from P’s home at 11.36am, ambulance arrives at 11.40 and leaves at 11.43, arriving at hospital at 11.49. P seen at hospital, dies at 12.10pm. Police called. Mother arrested at 1.45pm

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