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Scientific impact of the National Birth Defects Prevention Network multistate collaborative publications.

Jacqueline T BascomSara B StephensPhilip J LupoMark A CanfieldRussell S KirbyErini NestoridiJason L SalemiCara T MaiWendy N NembhardNina E ForestieriPaul A RomittiAmanda M St LouisA J Agopian
Published in: Birth defects research (2023)
Results from multistate NBDPN publications have provided critical information not available through other sources, including US prevalence estimates of major birth defects, folic acid fortification and NTD prevention, and improved understanding of defect trends and surveillance efforts. Until a national birth defects surveillance program is established in the United States, NBDPN collaborative publications remain an important resource for investigating birth defects and informing decisions related to health services planning of secondary disabilities prevention and care.
Keyphrases
  • quality improvement
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