Projects/Committees List
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Communications & Health Promotion (CHP) Committee
The CHP Committee is responsible for facilitating, updating, and monitoring the Network communications, social networking accounts, and website. The committee also develops and participates in birth defect health observances such as Birth Defect Prevention Month, World Birth Defects Day, and Folic Acid Awareness Week.
Call Schedule/Meeting: on the fourth Wednesday @ 1PM ET of every other month (2023 dates start in Feb)
Chairs: Kristina Ottenwess and Jennifer Waldrop (Contact: NBDPN_CHP@nbdpn.org)
Workgroups:
-Birth Defects Awareness Month: TBD (seasonally)
-Folic Acid Awareness Week: TBD (seasonally)
-Social Media: Every 2nd Tuesday of the month @ 2PM ET
Meeting ID: 886 4005 5866
Passcode: 515908
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+1 346 248 7799 US (Houston)
+1 720 707 2699 US (Denver)
+1 253 215 8782 US (Tacoma)
+1 312 626 6799 US (Chicago)
+1 646 558 8656 US (New York)
+1 301 715 8592 US (Washington DC)
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Call Schedule/Meeting: on the fourth Wednesday of every other month (2023 dates start in February)
Program & Professional Development (PPD) Committee
The mission of the PPD Committee is to intellectually engage members and foster community, connection, and Network growth through conferences, programs, and other opportunities.
Chair(s): Dianna Contreras and Samara Viner-Brown (Contact: NBDPN_PPD@nbdpn.org)
Workgroups:
-Diversity and Inclusion
-Membership
-National Conference
-Professional
-Development and Mentoring (including planning webinars and trainings)
Surveillance Data Committee (SDC)
The SDC works to facilitate the creation, presentation, and dissemination of birth defects data products made possible through pooled analyses of multi-site surveillance datasets. The committee works collaboratively across programs, states, and territories; embraces best practices for data utilization; aspires to develop the skills and expertise of members; and welcomes people of all career backgrounds, skill levels, and personal identities.
Chairs: Eirini Nestoridi and Adrian Michalski (Contact: data@nbdpn.org)
Workgroups:
-Biennial Report
-Multi-State Projects
-Data Repository Development and Maintenance
-Data Access Portal Development and Maintenance
-Analytical Practices and Guidelines
Surveillance Guidelines and Standards
The purpose of the of the SGSC committee is to develop and promote the use of standards and guidelines for birth defects surveillance programs in the United States and increase the quality of birth defects surveillance data. SGSC members, through participation in various workgroups and sub-committees, engage in activities such as 1) exploring, developing, and enhancing technical tools to facilitate surveillance (e.g., abstractor's handbook, Birth Defect Surveillance Guidelines); 2) addressing questions about or exploring issues with coding/coding systems (e.g., ICD-9/10 transition materials and webinars); and 3) developing, implementing, and evaluating data quality and data utilization standards.
Chairs: Amanda St. Louis and Jodi Snow (Contact: standards@nbdpn.org)
Workgroups:
-Abstractor Technical Tools
-Standards Development & Evaluation
-EHR/HL7 Standards
-Surveillance Guidelines Manual
2020 NBDPN Meeting Content
2020
Presentation slides for the 2020 NBDPN Annual Meeting are available below. Some presentations are only available in a redacted form or are not allowed to be shared, this is indicated below by an (R) where a presentation is redacted or an (NS) where a presentation could not be shared. If you have any questions regarding the Annual Meeting please contact nbdpninc@nbdpn.org.
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Sunday, March 8, 2020
Training Workshop Quality control: from abstraction to database management |
Jason Salemi (FL), Russell Kirby (FL), Jean Paul (JP) Tanner (FL), Ashley Dixon (FL), Charlie Shumate (TX) , Cathleen Higgins (MA), Erin Stallings (CDC)
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Monday, March 9, 2020