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Office of Newborn Screening
Healthcare Providers
The success of the Newborn Screening program depends on the coordinated efforts of many health professionals. Medical Home and/or other Healthcare Professionals are generally responsible for: ordering the screening tests for newborn infants in their care, informing parents about the screening tests, and collection and handling of newborn screening specimens. Practitioners, and/or their contracted laboratories, may collect and send specimens for testing. Practitioners, hospitals and laboratories work together to coordinate timely collection and rapid delivery of acceptable newborn screening specimens to the Arizona Public Health Laboratory (State Lab).
- Bloodspot Screening
Guidelines - Hearing Screening & EHDI
Roles and Responsibilities - Disorder Information
Categories and Incidence - Education
Provider Resources - Forms
Downloads and Distribution - Requirements
The law and how it is carried out. - Responsibilities
Your part in the system of care. - Talking to Parents
Suggested Scripts - New Providers
What To Do
