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Sent: Tuesday, January 05, 2010 11:22 AM
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Subject: NLTN CLSI 2010 Teleconference Series


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The Association of Public Health Laboratories<http://emessaging.vertexcommunication.com/ct/3679591:1625657291:m:1:148813040:8D46D122E8876C97005CF14928832031> and the Clinical and Laboratory Standards Institute<http://emessaging.vertexcommunication.com/ct/3679592:1625657291:m:1:148813040:8D46D122E8876C97005CF14928832031> are pleased to announce the latest teleconferences in their 2010 series.

Spot On! Newborn Screening for Preterm, Low Birth Weight, and Sick Babies

January 14, 2010 • 1:00–2:00 PM ET

Description

There is a growing recognition of the need for different screening strategies to produce reliable results for premature, sick, and low birth weight newborns. This program will review recommended protocols, specific to newborn screening for this population of newborns. These guidelines have been developed in response to increased rates of premature birth in some parts of the world, advances in medical care, improved survival rates of ever smaller infants, and the complexity of screening panels that now include dozens of disorders.



Please download the course flyer for full details. (PDF)<http://www.aphl.org/courses/Documents/2010/588-611-10/2010Teleconferences%20CLSI.pdf>



Click here for online registration<http://www.aphl.org/clsi>



Speakers

Julie Miller, BS, Program Manager, Newborn Screening & Genetics, Nebraska Department of Health & Human Services, Lincoln, NE



Judith Tuerck, RN, MS, Oregon State Public Health Laboratory, Aloha, OR



Learning Level: Intermediate



Continuing Education Credit

Continuing education credit is available.



Registration

Individual Teleconferences: $195  price include a 6 month web archive access

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For more detailed information, please refer to the course flyer.



The Association of Public Health Laboratories (APHL) Department of Continuing Education and Training sponsors educational programs on critical issues in laboratory science. For a complete list of courses, visit www.aphl.org/courses<http://www.aphl.org/courses>

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