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ALPHTN - On Demand" October 29, 2013

This program will provide information on newly revised Pap smear management protocol being implemented in Alabama Department of Public Health clinics October 2013.

ALPHTN - On Demand: November 15, 2013

In this presentation, program faculty will discuss the essentials of history taking and well woman examination, proper SOAP documentation, differentiation of PCOS and metabolic syndrome, the requirements for the Department’s ARIA submission and understanding the rights of minors related to Protected Health Information.

ALPHTN - On Demand November 14, 2013

This program, "Newborn Screening Follow-Up: Preventing Morbidity and Mortality in Children with Congenital Hypothyroidism and Congenital Adrenal Hyperplasia", discusses the pathophysiology of congenital hypothyroidism and congenital adrenal hyperplasia, with primary emphasis on the diagnostic criteria and screening process. Case studies highlighting various presentations of each condition are reviewed.

External Auditors - 2nd Level Screening

This page contains information on Second Level Screening.

Asthma - 2013 Burden Document

This will be the redirected page for the 2013 Burden Document evaluation link on the publications page.

ALPHTN-On Demand: December 16, 2013

In this program, staff wil discuss changes made to the Plan First and Patient First Billing software system.

News/Media - 2013 News Releases

This page provides links to ADPH news releases produced in 2013.

Home Care - Alerts (2014)

This page contains Alerts posted during 2014.

ALPHTN - On Demand: January 8, 2014

Obesity is a growing problem throughout the United States. In this program, faculty will demonstrate how healthy lifestyle changes and worksite initiatives can help reverse an expanding trend.

State of Champions

The “State of Champions — Alabama’s Campaign for Healthy Babies” is meant to help reduce the risk of unplanned pregnancies, reduce the cost of ongoing healthcare needs of children and adults with special needs and disabilities, and improve the health of newborns and mothers by facilitating healthy spacing between pregnancies. This conference brought together health professionals from around the state to hear action plans and make a commitment to implement changes for healthier babies.