Thank you everyone for your input. Most everyone has SAS. Does it meet 
the needs? Are you satisfied with it? I'm just trying to evaluate what 
we have and see what is being used out there and what is most effective. 
Are the genetics data linked to the state health dept in other states? 
ND does not have the linkage, nor is the genetics department a part of 
the Health or Human Services Department. So the next question to ask 
then, should we be linking that data in the future, and what about HIPAA?
Thank you for your input, it's appreciated. Jayne


Sharmini Rogers wrote:

>Missouri uses SAS too.
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>Dr. Sharmini V. Rogers, MBBS, MPH, Chief
>Bureau of Genetics and Healthy Childhood
>Section for Healthy Families and Youth
>Division of Community and Public Health
>Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services
>930 Wildwood Drive
>Jefferson City MO 65109
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