Information on Test/ Screening Programme Sample Clauses

Information on Test/ Screening Programme. Prior to any screening offer, the midwife will provide verbal and written information regarding screening utilising the approved NHS screening programmes booklet ‘Screening Tests for You and Your Baby’ as a guide for discussion. Where there are specific communication requirements (e.g. English is not the woman’s first language, visual/hearing impairment) appropriate interpretation services should be used during the booking appointment and appropriate information provided. All women, including those with special requirements, will be fully informed of the choices regarding all antenatal screening programmes. The information should be impartially presented and should include an explanation of the limitations of the screening test. The decision to consent to screening or to decline should be recorded appropriately.
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Information on Test/ Screening Programme. The provider will ensure that during pregnancy, after birth, and at other relevant points throughout the screening pathway, parents/carers are provided with approved information utilising the NHS screening programmes booklet ‘Screening Tests for You and Your
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Information on Test/ Screening Programme. In accordance with NHS screening programmes standards and protocols the provider will ensure that during pregnancy, after birth, and at other relevant points throughout the screening pathway, parents/carers are provided with approved information on newborn blood spot screening. Where English is not the parent’s fluent language, a trained appropriate interpreter should be used during all appointments and appropriate written information provided. A wide range of information available for local use with parent/carers has been developed in a variety of formats and languages
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Information on Test/ Screening Programme. ‌‌ Prior to any screening offer, the midwife will provide verbal and written information regarding screening utilising the PHE booklet ‘Screening Tests for You and Your Baby’ as a guide for discussion. Where there are specific communication requirements, for example, English is not the woman’s first language or she has a visual/hearing impairment, appropriate interpretation services should be used during the booking appointment and appropriate information provided. All women, including those with special requirements, will be fully informed of the choices regarding all antenatal screening programmes. The information should be impartially presented and should include an explanation of the limitations of the screening test. The decision to accept or decline the offer of screening should be recorded.
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Information on Test/ Screening Programme. The provider will ensure that during pregnancy, after birth, and at other relevant points throughout the screening pathway, parents/carers are provided with information utilising the approved NHS screening programmes booklet ‘Screening Tests for You and Your Baby’ as a guide for discussion. Where there are specific communication requirements (e.g. English is not the mother’s first language, visual/hearing impairment) appropriate interpretation services should be used.
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