Kan. Admin. Regs. § 28-4-513 - Professional education
(a) Consultation
with medical specialists shall be available without charge to primary care
providers and others involved in the care of persons at risk for or diagnosed
with phenylketonuria, congenital hypothyroidism, galactosemia, or hemoglobin
diseases and traits.
(b)
Notification letters and telephone calls reporting abnormal test results to the
physicians shall contain information including interpretation of data and
recommendations for follow-up.
(c)
Upon request, workshops and other educational presentations concerning newborn
screening shall be provided by the department when a specific need is
identified.
(d) The newborn
screening coordinator and personnel in the newborn screening section of the
laboratory shall respond to telephone and written inquiries concerning
specimens within five working days of receipt.
Notes
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