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Welcome

Welcome to the Innovations in Newborn Screening Interoperability (INBSI) Resource Center.  The Resource Center was established for states, territories, and the District of Columbia newborn screening (NBS) programs to learn, collaborate and advance interoperability within the newborn screening community to ultimately aid in the reduction of morbidity and mortality associated with heritable disorders in newborns and children. 

Members of the Resource Center receive a host of services including, technical assistance, training, and education on health information data interoperability from real-world subject matter experts at no cost.

Services Provided

The INBSI is actively recruiting the second cohort of state and territorial newborn screening programs to advance electronic data exchange. Applications are open now and maybe submitted online at our website or via email to nbsinterop@altarum.org.
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All NBS PROGRAMS CAN PARTICIPATE

Collaboration

A forum to ask questions and share experiences and best practices with your colleagues in other programs.

Training

A combination of self-paced courses and interactive group webinars to expand your knowledge of all aspects of interoperability.

Member NBS Programs Receive

Assessment

A hands-on readiness assessment of where your newborn screening programs are at in your data interoperability journey.

Roadmap

Consultation and assistance with creating an interoperability roadmap to help you achieve your interoperability goals.

Contact us

NBSInterop@altarum.org

To apply for full services of the INBSI project, please complete the INBSI application and return to NBSInterop@altarum.org

The Innovations in Newborn Screening Interoperability Resource Center will be administered by Altarum through a cooperative agreement with Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA) of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) as part of an award (U2YMC395290101).
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