Newborn
Screening Factsheets
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Newborn
Screening ACT Sheets for Pediatricians
www.acmg.net/resources/policies/ACT/condition-analyte-links.htm
This website has a table describing the interrelationships
between the conditions screened in newborn screening
laboratories and the markers (analytes) used for screening.
For each marker(s), there is 1) an ACTion (ACT) sheet that
describes the short term actions a health professional
should follow in communicating with the family and determining
the appropriate steps in the follow-up of the infant that
has screened positive, and 2) an algorithm that presents
an overview of the basic steps involved in determining
the final diagnosis in the infant.
US
State Map with NBS Program Links
The National Birth Defects Prevention
Network
http://www.nbdpn.org/current/resources/bdpm2008.html.
The National Birth Defects Prevention Network's
Education and Outreach Committee is
pleased to present the 2008 Birth Defects Prevention
Month Packet, focusing on "Preventing
Infections during Pregnancy.
National Newborn Screening and Genetic Resources
Center
http://genes-r-us.uthscsa.edu/resources/
Provides an Introduction and History of newborn screening. A
list of routine disorders and explanations are included.
Newborn Screening Fact
Sheets for Providers
Click
here to view the Introduction
Click
here to view the Fact Sheets
These newborn screening fact sheets were developed by
the Committee on Genetics of the American Academy of
Pediatrics with considerable assistance and consultation
from many individuals. It is hoped that the information
contained in these fact sheets will assist the pediatrician
in understanding the individual tests, their characteristics,
and their strengths and weaknesses.
Newborn Screening Fact sheet for Providers and
Families
The federal Maternal Child Health Bureau, Health
Resources and Services Administration and health literacy
researchers at Louisiana State University developed the following
materials to help health care professionals provide parents
with easy to understand newborn screening information.
*This page includes resources that have compiled to
date. If you would like to suggest additional resources
to be added please sent them to screening@aap.org for
review.
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