[Minutes of the meeting] : Board of Scientific Counselors, National Center for Health Statistics, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, January 25-26, 2007, New York, New York
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Discussion about Natality Review and next steps--June O'Neill summarized the status
of the BSC Natality review. She said that a large issue for the review panel was
inadequate funding to fully implement the new birth certificates. Steve Schwartz said
that NCHS knew there wasn't adequate funding to implement the certificates in all of the
States but went ahead with implementation anyway. The result is that there is no
uniform national dataset. Irma Elo reported that NCVHS was very concerned as well
about lack of a uniform national dataset. Discussion centered on the question of the
most effective way to have avoided and now to solve the problem. Should the BSC
send a letter to the Secretary through Dr. Gerberding? Should NCHS have
recommended to the Secretary that the new certificates not be implemented without
adequate funding for full implementation?
The BSC agreed that the next step in the Natality review process would be to ask the
Natality review committee to respond to the comments from the NCHS Division of Vital
Statistics to their report. The BSC would then wrap up the natality review at the April
BSC meeting. The final version of the report should 1) correct any misstatements of
fact identified by DVS; 2) highlight any outstanding differences between the review
committee's conclusions and the DVS response; 3) frame issues in terms of scientific
issues, not political/funding issues; and 4) include "lessons learned" to help facilitate
improvements in the future.
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Source:National Center for Health Statistics (U.S.). Board of Scientific Counselors. Meeting: January 25, 2007, New York, New York
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