学习协作以支持新生儿筛查的持续质量改进。

IF 4 Q1 GENETICS & HEREDITY
Elizabeth Jones, Sikha Singh, Sarah McKasson, Ruthanne Sheller, Jelili Ojodu, Ashley Comer
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摘要

随着新生儿筛查(NBS)项目处理日益复杂的问题,包括在筛查面板中增加新的疾病,采用新的技术/筛查方法,以及劳动力短缺,持续质量改进(CQI)的需求越来越大,以确保NBS系统能够满足其及时识别新生儿NBS疾病的主要目标。2019年,卫生资源和服务管理局(HRSA)妇幼卫生局(MCHB)向公共卫生实验室协会(APHL)新生儿筛查技术援助和评估计划(NewSTEPs)提供资金,以通过协作、数据驱动的过程解决NBS系统中的CQI问题。从2019年到2024年,NewSTEPs资助了来自美国各州国家统计局计划和研究中心的36个质量改进(QI)项目,以解决及时性、检测超出范围的结果、结果的沟通和/或诊断的确认问题。33个QI团队完成了他们的项目,85%的团队实现了他们在目标声明中列出的特定目标。尽管存在局限性,QI项目协作组织为国家统计局项目提供了资金和资源,以启动和维持质量改进计划。这种CQI的技术援助和中央资源中心模式在实现国家统计局系统内的质量改进方面是有效的。
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Learning Collaborative to Support Continuous Quality Improvement in Newborn Screening.

As newborn screening (NBS) programs deal with growing complexities, including adding new disorders to their screening panels, adopting new technologies/screening methods, and workforce shortages, there is a greater need for continuous quality improvement (CQI) to ensure the NBS system is meeting its primary goal of identifying infants with NBS disorders in a timely fashion. In 2019, the Health Resources and Services Administration's (HRSA) Maternal and Child Health Bureau (MCHB) awarded funding to the Association of Public Health Laboratories' (APHL) Newborn Screening Technical assistance and Evaluation Program (NewSTEPs) to address CQI in the NBS system through a collaborative, data-driven process. From 2019-2024, NewSTEPs funded 36 quality improvement (QI) projects from a variety of state NBS programs and research centers across the U.S., to address timeliness, detection of out-of-range results, communication of results, and/or confirmation of diagnosis. Thirty-three QI teams completed their projects, and 85% achieved their specified goal outlined in their aim statement. Despite limitations, the QI Projects Collaborative provided NBS programs with funding and resources to begin and sustain quality improvement initiatives. This model of a technical assistance and central resource center for CQI was effective in achieving quality improvements within the national NBS system.

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International Journal of Neonatal Screening
International Journal of Neonatal Screening Medicine-Pediatrics, Perinatology and Child Health
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