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EnglishComplete management of the national neonatal screening program
Today, the majority of children born in mainland France and the overseas departments and territories make a brief passage through the Epiconcept Neonat software. Neonat thus processes the data from the Guthrie tests carried out on approximately 800 newborns each year.
What are the challenges of neonatal screening?
Funded by health insurance, the neonatal screening aims to detect and treat six serious childhood illnesses early : phenylketonuria, congenital hypothyroidism, congenital adrenal hyperplasia, sickle cell disease, cystic fibrosis, MCAD deficiency as well as screening for permanent deafness. Since January 1, 2023, 7 new diseases have also been screened with Neonat-web: Primary Carnitine Deficiency, Glutaric Aciduria Type 1, LCHAD Deficiency, Tyrosinemia Type 1, Isovaleric Aciduria, Homocystinuria, Leucinosis.
Objective: to react in a short time, to prevent the occurrence of manifestations and complications due to these diseases in the baby, in order to limit their severity as much as possible and to put in place preventive measures and treatments.
Simplified processing of results
Recovery of analysis results from laboratory automatons
Edition of dashboards for CRCDNs and Health Insurance
A permanent quality approach
Checklists to verify completeness of screening
A follow-up over time
Follow-up of newborns screened positive until their treatment
Register of positives
Loss of sight management
A system in continuous evolution
Evolutions & improvements are carried out constantly, according to national recommendations accompanied by users
The advantages of our screening solutions combining Epiconcept's dual expertise in health and epidemiology
An attentive service
- Personalized support
when setting up via
user training
SaaS full-web solution
- 100% web-based system, for more flexibility
A dedicated team for all your questions
- Corrective maintenance of tools
necessary for the transfer of results; evolving maintenance ; advice (safety, organization, equipment, etc.).
Secure health data
- Software accessible in a way
secure and hosted on
servers HDS approved
