Ohio Admin. Code 3701-54-02 - Required screening; facility requirements
(A) Each newborn or infant shall be screened
before discharge, in accordance with procedures set forth in this chapter for
the presence of critical congenital heart disease, unless the newborn or infant
has had a pediatric echocardiogram or is being discharged home on
oxygen.
(B) All hospitals,
freestanding birthing centers, and newborn care nurseries that are required by
this chapter to conduct critical congenital heart disease screening shall:
(1) Designate a CCHD newborn screening
coordinator responsible for the coordination, implementation and follow-up
procedures for the facility's CCHD screening; and
(2)
Notify the Ohio department of health,
genetics
children
and specialty health section of the name and
contact information of the individual designated as the CCHD newborn
screening coordinator whenever the designated individual changes;
.
(3) Prior to conducting the critical
congenital heart disease screening, the person designated in the applicable
provision of this rule shall oversee or ensure that each newborn or infant's
parent, legal guardian, or legal custodian, is given notice of the screening to
be conducted.
(a) When a birth occurs in a
hospital, the hospital shall provide the information; or
(b)
When a birth occurs in a freestanding birth center, the freestanding birthing
center shall provide the information;
.
(4) Conduct the critical congenital heart
disease screening in accordance with specifications in rule
3701-54-03
of the Administrative Code.
(5)
Communicate the results of the critical congential
congenital
heart disease screening to the newborn's or infant's parent, guardian, or
custodian, and attending physician.
(6) Report the results of the newborn's or
infant's critical congenital heart disease screening to the Ohio department of
health through the vital statistics electronic birth certificate system
or an alternative electronic system approved by the
director .
(7) Refer newborns
or infants that receive abnormal screening results to providers for appropriate
pediatric follow-up services. If a newborn is
transferred to another hospital before screening can take place, the receiving
hospital shall conduct the screening when it is determined to be medically
appropriate. Hospitals without access to the Ohio department of health vital
statistics electronic birth certificate system shall report screening results
to the Ohio department of health on a form provided by the
department.
(8)
If a newborn is transferred to another hospital before
screening can take place, the receiving hospital shall conduct the screening
when it is determined to be medically appropriate.
(9)
Hospitals without
access to the Ohio department of health vital statistics electronic birth
certificate system or an alternative electronic system approved by the director
shall report screening results to the Ohio department of health on a form
provided by the department.
Notes
Promulgated Under: 119.03
Statutory Authority: 3701.5010
Rule Amplifies: 3701.5010
Prior Effective Dates: 10/01/2014
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