Oregon § 433.290 Oregon Health Authority to conduct educational program on newborn bloodspot screening

Oregon Statutes

§ 433.290 — Oregon Health Authority to conduct educational program on newborn bloodspot screening

Oregon § 433.290

Vol.12

Title 36Public Health and Safety

Ch. 433Disease and Condition Control; Mass Gatherings; Indoor Air

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Or. Rev. Stat. § 433.290 (2026).

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(1)To ensure proper testing and follow-up care and increase public awareness of the newborn bloodspot screening program described in ORS 433.288, the Oregon Health Authority shall, subject to available resources, implement:

(a)An educational program for health care providers, expectant parents, parents or guardians of infants and the general public.

(b)A follow-up monitoring program to improve long-term care of individuals with medical conditions identified through screening.

(2)The educational program must:

(a)Provide information on the medical conditions for which infants are screened under the newborn bloodspot screening program;

(b)Provide information on the importance of newborn bloodspot screening to prevent or mitigate the harmful health effects of medical conditions for which

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(1) To ensure proper testing and follow-up care and increase public awareness of the newborn bloodspot screening program described in ORS 433.288, the Oregon Health Authority shall, subject to available resources, implement:
(a) An educational program for health care providers, expectant parents, parents or guardians of infants and the general public.
(b) A follow-up monitoring program to improve long-term care of individuals with medical conditions identified through screening.
(2) The educational program must:
(a) Provide information on the medical conditions for which infants are screened under the newborn bloodspot screening program;
(b) Provide information on the importance of newborn bloodspot screening to prevent or mitigate the harmful health effects of medical conditions for which infants are screened; and
(c) If a newborn bloodspot screening detects a medical condition for an infant, provide the parents or guardians of the infant information on organizations that serve populations impacted by the medical condition.