Recognizes neonatal abstinence syndrome and urges Utah Department of Health and Human Services to enhance data systems and reporting.
This resolution recognizes the dangers of neonatal abstinence syndrome (NAS) and urges the Utah Department of Health and Human Services to enhance data systems and reporting. It highlights the need for better data on NAS diagnoses and prenatal substance exposure, maternal health, and infant clinical outcomes. The resolution also recognizes the need for standardized reporting and data linkage across agencies and hospitals. It urges the department to support evidence-based prevention, treatment, and care related to NAS.
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