PEDIATRICS · 2001 · 37 citations · 4 references
Pediatricians recognize and endorse the benefits of newborn screening and believe that they play an important role in the efficient functioning of the system. An enhanced physician partnership with the newborn screening program will enable the timely follow-up of the screen-positive newborn for confirmatory testing. All test results need to be communicated to the pediatrician in a timely and efficient manner: 7 days for screen-positive results and 10 to 14 days for all results. Newborn screening test results of new patients who enter the practice should be available at the time of the first well-infant visit, ideally by 2 weeks of age. The majority of primary care pediatricians acknowledge the need to establish office protocols for the retrieval of newborn screening test results and would welcome an enhanced direct communication system with the state newborn screening program.
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Serving the Family From Birth to the Medical Home
PEDIATRICS · 2000 · 244 citations
Kenneth A. Pass, Peter A. Lane, Paul M. Fernhoff et al. · The Journal of Pediatrics · 2000 · 156 citations
Early Diagnosis, Evaluation Statement, Newborn Screening +11
Anitá Saxena · Genetic Testing · 2003 · 49 citations
Neonatology, Diagnosis, Education +16