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The document summarizes updates from a meeting of the Newborn Screening Programme, including: 1) Issues with quality assurance checks not being completed correctly and updated guidance and standard operating procedures being developed. 2) Training funding available for the Health Screener Qualification in 2017-18 and responsibilities for skills assessments transferring to regional/local levels. 3) Three newborn screening programs working with IT providers to review mapping of birth records and resolve issues with home and private births.
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