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Baby's First Test | @BabysFirstTest | Follow | A11: Education is critical to ensuring that families are supported and empowered throughout the #newbornscreening p… https://t.co/HeS9lt8c4J | 4 years 7 months ago | Reply Retweet Favorite |
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Baby's First Test | @BabysFirstTest | Follow | A11: A powerful way to learn more about #newbornscreening is from other families’ stories. Read family stories, jus… https://t.co/oLDAp3Zv5X | 4 years 7 months ago | Reply Retweet Favorite |
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Baby's First Test | @BabysFirstTest | Follow | RT @MarchofDimes: @ExpectHealthOrg A10: Even during the current pandemic, the AAP recommends in-person visits whenever possible. This… https://t.co/36LIaeJCGO | 4 years 7 months ago | Reply Retweet Favorite |
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Baby's First Test | @BabysFirstTest | Follow | A10: It’s important to complete any follow-up testing! Remember, your healthcare team is committed to ensuring the… https://t.co/OSZefRuifc | 4 years 7 months ago | Reply Retweet Favorite |
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Baby's First Test | @BabysFirstTest | Follow | A9: Having a baby during #COVID19 can be scary and overwhelming. By being informed, up-to-date, and prepared you fe… https://t.co/PuF3NhQISJ | 4 years 7 months ago | Reply Retweet Favorite |
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Baby's First Test | @BabysFirstTest | Follow | A9: While we all navigate #COVID19, #newbornscreening continues to happen because it’s is an essential and life-sav… https://t.co/Bj0qd5OFVD | 4 years 7 months ago | Reply Retweet Favorite |
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Baby's First Test | @BabysFirstTest | Follow | A8: Don’t panic but act quickly. Speak with your baby’s healthcare provider about next steps and follow-up directio… https://t.co/uIiEEFcySp | 4 years 7 months ago | Reply Retweet Favorite |
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Baby's First Test | @BabysFirstTest | Follow | A7: Ask your baby’s health provider for #newbornscreening results. Don’t assume no news is good news – it is your r… https://t.co/uEJNuwwqEW | 4 years 7 months ago | Reply Retweet Favorite |
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Baby's First Test | @BabysFirstTest | Follow | A7: A result that is positive, abnormal, or out-of-range means that there is a chance a baby has a condition.… https://t.co/Pg4SPtfE8g | 4 years 7 months ago | Reply Retweet Favorite |
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Baby's First Test | @BabysFirstTest | Follow | A6: If you do not receive information about your baby’s #newbornscreening results and would like to confirm that th… https://t.co/2amEpnhQuY | 4 years 7 months ago | Reply Retweet Favorite |
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Baby's First Test | @BabysFirstTest | Follow | A6: A negative, or normal (in-range) result means #newbornscreening didn't show signs of a condition:… https://t.co/qXddiURKDP | 4 years 7 months ago | Reply Retweet Favorite |
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Baby's First Test | @BabysFirstTest | Follow | RT @APHL: A5: Learn about home birth perspectives on blood spot collection in these midwife newborn screening education video… https://t.co/y3W7CO4gp0 | 4 years 7 months ago | Reply Retweet Favorite |
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Baby's First Test | @BabysFirstTest | Follow | A5: Some #midwives are qualified to complete #newbornscreening. Be sure to speak to your #midwife about… https://t.co/912rSUT734 | 4 years 7 months ago | Reply Retweet Favorite |
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Baby's First Test | @BabysFirstTest | Follow | RT @NCCRCG: A4 If the screening results are out of range, families may receive a call from the provider about 2-3 weeks after t… https://t.co/4GpojHd7ql | 4 years 7 months ago | Reply Retweet Favorite |
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Baby's First Test | @BabysFirstTest | Follow | A4: #NewbornScreening results can be ready by the 2nd week well baby visit. Ask your baby’s health professional.… https://t.co/h4v1J9CFLl | 4 years 7 months ago | Reply Retweet Favorite |
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Baby's First Test | @BabysFirstTest | Follow | A3: Most states screen for 29 out of 35 recommended #newbornscreening conditions, also known as the Recommended Uni… https://t.co/r7UVrIpR5n | 4 years 7 months ago | Reply Retweet Favorite |
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Baby's First Test | @BabysFirstTest | Follow | A3: All states require #newbornscreening but not every state screens for the same conditions. Find out what your st… https://t.co/f4Z0KL3hAs | 4 years 7 months ago | Reply Retweet Favorite |
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Baby's First Test | @BabysFirstTest | Follow | As we all navigate #COVID19, it’s critical to continue to follow up on essential health services like … https://t.co/JVY8v0rIjz | 4 years 7 months ago | Reply Retweet Favorite |
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Baby's First Test | @BabysFirstTest | Follow | RT @DC_AMCHP: It’s #Newbornscreening Awareness Month! Join @BabysFirstTest for a #TwitterChat on Thurs, 9/17 at 2pm ET to learn a… https://t.co/3w5ZWj0OUI | 4 years 7 months ago | Reply Retweet Favorite |
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Baby's First Test | @BabysFirstTest | Follow | Register TODAY for our engagement and education session at 2pm ET! We'll be discussing the different ways to gather… https://t.co/AKK1VCSShD | 4 years 7 months ago | Reply Retweet Favorite |
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