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This referral sheet provides crucial information regarding the necessary newborn screenings for your baby, including heel stick, critical congenital heart disease (CCHD), and hearing screen. It outlines the referral process, including necessary details to be completed by the referring entity and the birthing unit staff.

How to fill out newborn screening referral sheet

How to fill out newborn screening referral sheet

1. Start by gathering the necessary information, including the baby's name, date of birth, and parent's contact details.
2. Fill out any required demographic information, such as the baby's gender and birth weight.
3. Indicate the specific tests required for the newborn screening based on state regulations.
4. Provide information regarding the baby's medical history and any relevant family history.
5. Note the healthcare provider's details, including name, address, and contact information.
6. Sign and date the referral sheet to confirm the information provided is accurate.
7. Submit the completed referral sheet to the appropriate screening program or laboratory.

Who needs newborn screening referral sheet?

1. All newborns typically require a newborn screening referral sheet to ensure early detection of potential health issues.
2. Healthcare providers who suspect potential health concerns based on the newborn's health status.
3. Parents seeking additional testing for their newborn beyond routine screenings.

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What is newborn screening referral sheet?

The newborn screening referral sheet is a document used to refer newborns for further testing and evaluation if initial screening results indicate potential health issues or conditions that require immediate attention.

Who is required to file newborn screening referral sheet?

Healthcare providers, such as pediatricians or hospitals conducting newborn screenings, are required to file the newborn screening referral sheet when screening results are abnormal or suggest further investigation.

How to fill out newborn screening referral sheet?

To fill out the newborn screening referral sheet, providers should complete sections that include the newborn's personal information, results from initial screening tests, any clinical signs or symptoms observed, and details on the healthcare facility conducting the referral.

What is the purpose of newborn screening referral sheet?

The purpose of the newborn screening referral sheet is to ensure timely communication regarding potential health concerns in newborns, facilitate appropriate follow-up testing, and link families with necessary resources and care.

What information must be reported on newborn screening referral sheet?

The newborn screening referral sheet must report information such as newborn's name, date of birth, screening test results, any medical history, healthcare provider details, and recommendations for follow-up care.