Description
Optimal care and delivery of services are paramount for every state agency or department working with the public. OZ Care Coordination provides a view of systems and services that impact targeted populations - merging information between health settings while informing the entire care team and public health in a meaningful way. Care coordination assures that infants who do not pass a screening receive necessary follow-up including rescreening, diagnostic evaluation, treatment, and referral to early intervention service agencies. Care coordination supplies information to families and providers so they can more effectively advocate and receive access to appropriate care. Detect and Connect - One Baby at a Time.
OZ Care Coordination:
Secure online, web-based tool for managing caseloads of children needing follow-up care after newborn screening
Customizes workflow and care needed based on user’s tasks/access
Interoperable with other OZ newborn applications
Case level tracking of follow-up care, including detailed reports and communications with family and providers
Allows users to document care, create reminders and enter case notes at each step in the case management process
Applicable for public health reporting and diseases surveillance
OZ Program Coordination:
Certifying and monitoring hospital screening program quality
Data analysis and reporting
Quality assurance activities
Serving as liaison with local, regional and national NBS, CCHD, and EHDI stakeholders
Providing subject matter expertise for EHDI and NBS Program and Data Management
