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Genetics and Newborn Screening January 23, 2017, John D. Thompson, PhD, MPH, MPA Washington State Department of Health Case for GeneticsNeurodevelopmental Disorders Intellectual disability Autism

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1. Start by obtaining the necessary forms and information for genetics and newborn screening.
2. Fill out the personal information section accurately, including the child's name, date of birth, and contact information.
3. Provide detailed information about the child's family medical history, including any known genetic disorders or conditions.
4. Answer all the screening questions honestly, as this information will help determine the need for further genetic testing.
5. Make sure to complete all the required sections, including any additional consent forms or waivers.
6. Double-check the filled-out forms for any errors or missing information before submitting them.
7. Submit the completed forms and any necessary supporting documents to the appropriate healthcare provider or screening program.
8. Follow any additional instructions or recommendations provided by the healthcare provider regarding further testing or follow-up.
9. Keep a copy of the filled-out forms and any receipts or confirmation of submission for future reference.
10. If additional genetic testing or screening is recommended based on the initial results, follow the instructions provided and consult with a healthcare professional.

Who needs genetics and newborn screening?

1. Genetics and newborn screening is important for various individuals and families, including:
2. - Newborn babies, as screening tests can detect early signs of certain genetic disorders or conditions.
3. - Parents or individuals with a family history of genetic disorders, as screening can help assess the risk for passing on certain conditions to their children.
4. - Couples planning to have children, as screening can provide valuable information about the likelihood of having a child with a genetic disorder or condition.
5. - Healthcare providers or genetic counselors, as screening can assist in identifying potential genetic conditions and guide further testing or treatment options.
6. - Individuals who want to proactively understand their own genetic makeup and potential health risks.

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What is genetics and newborn screening?

Genetics and newborn screening is a process used to test newborn babies for genetic disorders that may not be apparent at birth.

Who is required to file genetics and newborn screening?

Healthcare providers are required to conduct and file genetics and newborn screening for all newborn babies.

How to fill out genetics and newborn screening?

Genetics and newborn screening forms can be filled out by healthcare providers using the information obtained from the newborn baby's blood sample.

What is the purpose of genetics and newborn screening?

The purpose of genetics and newborn screening is to detect and treat genetic disorders early, which can improve the baby's health outcomes.

What information must be reported on genetics and newborn screening?

Genetics and newborn screening typically include information about the baby's blood sample, family history, and any identified genetic disorders.