- (1) inform and provide educational material to the parent or legal guardian of the required collection, submission, and the screened disorders;
- (2) provide a copy of the privacy consent for retention form describing the purposes for retained dried blood spot and the newborn screening retention policy for the dried blood spot sample for parent or legal guardian signature;
- (3) return the signed consent for retention form to the Newborn Screening Program; and
- (4) give the second half of the newborn screening form to the parent or legal guardian with instructions on how to arrange for collection and submission of the second specimen.
The person who has responsibility under Section R438-15-5 shall:
KEY: health care, newborn screening
Date of Last Change: February 17, 2026
Notice of Continuation: January 26, 2023
Authorizing, and Implemented or Interpreted Law: 26B-1-202; 26B-1-432