Critical Congenital Heart Disease Newborn Screening: Recognizing U. S

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Critical Congenital Heart Disease Newborn Screening: Recognizing U. S Critical Congenital Heart Disease Newborn Screening: Recognizing U.S. Successes and Identifying Next Steps Welcome

Vivian Thorne Olivia Kranz Critical Congenital Heart Disease Newborn Screening: Recognizing U.S. Successes and Identifying Next Steps Scientific Committee Andrew Ewer Lisa Hom Gerard Martin Matt Oster Amy Gaviglio Annamarie Saarinen Sikha Singh Marci Sontag Staff Support Vivian Thorne Olivia Kranz Lucas Sanders Calaia Jackson John Ponzio Lindsey Nadeau Beverly Hayes Erin Darby

Critical Congenital Heart Disease Newborn Screening: Recognizing U. S Critical Congenital Heart Disease Newborn Screening: Recognizing U.S. Successes and Identifying Next Steps Participants Associations AAP ACC AHA ACMG JCCHD APHL ABP Gov’t Org NIH FDA CDC HRSA AHRQ ACHDNC DOH’s Industry Masimo Covidien Oz Systems Advocacy Groups PCHA CHIN March of Dimes Newborn Foundation ACHA Baby’s First Test Mended Little Hearts Bless Her Heart Hospitals Birmingham Nemours Minnesota Pediatrix Medical UCLA Montfiore Hofstra Boston Mayo Clinic HCA Utah Loma Linda Nationwide Sibley Seattle

GAPS Discussion Data &Quality Improvement Minimum Data Set QI Efforts Equity

GAPS Discussion Data & Quality Improvement Minimum Data Set QI Efforts Equity

GAPS Discussion Protocol Rescreens Timing LVOTO Special Populations

GAPS Discussion Global implications/efforts Role and Goals of CCHD Screening relevant in less developed countries What is the US role in Global effort

Wrap-up/Discuss Meeting Outcomes