The Newborn Screening Laboratory Report Access Portal

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State Public Health Laboratory
101 N. Chestnut Street
PO Box 570
Jefferson City, MO 65102-0570
Directions to the Laboratory
Phone:  573-751-3334
Fax:  573-526-2754
Email: labweb1@health.mo.gov

For laboratory-related public health emergencies occurring after normal business hours, contact the Department of Health and Senior Services at 1-800-392-0272.
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What are the benefits?

  1. It will provide a secure website for hospitals and Physicians to check on the status of newborn screening (NBS) samples that they have sent, to view the results as soon as they are released, to save NBS lab reports electronically as a pdf file if they wish, and to print out the lab reports at that time or any time after that. It will allow them to conduct NBS result inquiries when it is convenient for them and not be limited to State Lab office hours.
  2. It will improve turn-around-time by eliminating the lag time encountered due to the printing of lab reports, stuffing of envelopes by clerical staff, waiting on the departmental mail, and then waiting on US mail delivery time. Sometimes additional delays in receiving lab reports can occur due to printer malfunctions, staff shortages or holidays.
  3. It should reduce the number and need for phone call requests for NBS results into the State Lab. Even though the results may have already been released and are in transit to the submitters, a large amount of phone calls are received by the State Lab requesting NBS results, including requests for the faxing of those test results.
  4. It will allow pediatricians to view and print their patient’s NBS results even when their name was left off of the NBS patient form as the physician of record. Having this secure portal should eliminate the extra steps that must be taken when they were not stated as the physician of record, but truly are caring for the child.
  5. It could allow Emergency Room doctors to view NBS results on sick babies in an emergency situation. This is a very important feature that can help the ER doctors rule out the genetic/metabolic disorders that the State Lab screens while they are conducting clinical assessments on the child in the ER when time is very critical.
  6. The NBS Access Portal reports are 100% identical to the NBS lab reports that are mailed.
  7. All of the above will help to improve customer service, reduce State Lab staff time waste and help to maintain the newborn screening fee at a reasonable rate.
Secure login, with the ability to retrieve forgotten passwords.
Secure login, with the ability to retrieve forgotten passwords.
Attention
Newborn Screening announcements links will be on this page.
Newborn Screening announcements links will be on this page.
Three ways to search for patient.
Three ways to search for patient: When searching by NBS Form # do not enter the last number of the barcode. Submitter code is located at top of submitter labels provided with the NBS forms. You may also call 573-751-2662 to obtain your submitter code.
Use the Check All box to select all reports. Or only check the boxes of the reports needed. If the Status of the report is pending there is currently not a report available to print.
Use the Check All box to select all reports. Or only check the boxes of the reports needed. If the Status of the report is pending there is currently not a report available to print.
Use the View Mailer box to retrieve the selected reports. The reports will be in a .pdf format that can be printed and or saved
Use the View Mailer box to retrieve the selected reports. The reports will be in a .pdf format that can be printed and or saved

For More Info…

For additional information regarding the NBS Laboratory Report Access Portal, Contact Informatics at The Missouri State Public Health Laboratory Phone
573-5229560 or MSPHLInformatics@health.mo.gov