This Provider’s Guide to What Parents Need to Know about Critical Congenital Heart Disease provides information about CCHD written in language that can be easily understood by parents. It explains the importance of CCHD screening and what the results say about their baby’s risk of having CCHD. It reviews the primary care provider’s role in follow-up testing, information about critical heart defects and transport to a specialty facility when necessary.

This course offers evidence-based content for healthcare providers on the identification and implications of CCHD, assistance in establishing a screening program and resources for helping parents understand the testing process and results.

This training gives healthcare providers information on the processes for hearing screenings, as well as the resources that will help parents understand the testing process, roles, and responsibilities.

This course covers screening for 31 heritable disorders and genetic diseases performed through dried blood-spot testing.

This course is designed to provide information on the two new disorders, Spinal Muscalar Atrophy (SMA) and X-Linked Adrenoleukodystrophy (X-ALD) that are being added to the core Virginia Newborn Screening Panel. This webinar covers the important information for providers in order to provide knowledge of the disorder and promote timely follow-up for the optimal outcome of an infant affected with one of these two new disorders.