Nuchal Translucency Quality Review Program

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The information provided here is to help laboratories understand their role in this program.

Who May Participate?

We invite laboratories who currently perform first trimester risk assessment for fetal aneuploidy to join our program. First trimester screening for aneuploidies includes a Nuchal Translucency scan plus a first trimester serum sample to measure PAPP-A and either intact or free beta hCG.

What Is the Lab's Role in the Program?

Each participating laboratory plays a crucial role in the monitoring process by providing sonographer-specific NT measurement data to NTQR. These data are used for on-going epidemiologic monitoring to ensure that the NT measurements submitted by providers to laboratories are accurate.

What Information Does NTQR Request from the Lab?

Required Variables

NTQR Provider ID of person performing the scan (NTQR assigned)
NTQR Practice Location ID (NTQR assigned)
NTQR Provider ID of Reading Physician (NTQR assigned)
Date of U/S
Number of fetuses
CRL (mm)
Raw NT (mm)
Maternal date of birth

Additional Requested Variables

NTQR Provider ID of Reading Physician (NTQR assigned)
Patient name
Patient social security number
Physician account number
Site account number
Maternal age at EDD
Maternal weight (lbs)
IVF pregnancy (no/yes)
Egg donor age at time of donation
Chorionicity
Ethnic group
Insulin dependent diabetic (no/yes)
Previous pregnancy with NTD (no/yes)
Previous pregnancy with Trisomy 18 (no/yes)
Previous pregnancy with Down syndrome (no/yes)
Data resubmitted? (no/yes)

How is Data Transmitted from the Lab to NTQR?

The NTQR website has a secure portal for laboratories to use to transmit data once it has been received from the provider. NTQR can accept data in a variety of ways; our preferred method is XML file upload. Other supported methods are Excel file upload and HL7 data transfer. NTQR will work closely with each laboratory's IT group to facilitate the initial setup of the data transfer process.

What Does NTQR Provide to the Laboratory?

NTQR will provide the laboratory with information about the status of its providers on a regular basis (e.g., which providers are in good standing, those under review, those remediation, and those no longer credentialed).

Is There a Fee Involved with the Program?

NTQR is requesting a nominal fee per NT scan transmitted from the laboratory. This fee goes toward paying for operational expenses associated with the program. Additionally, many of our laboratories have provided NTQR with grants to help pay for start up costs. Please contact support@perinatalquality.org with questions.

How Does a Lab Register With NTQR?

To participate in the NTQR program, the laboratory should contact an NTQR Representative at support@perinatalquality.org. The NTQR representative will work with the laboratory to set up the data transfer process and will answer any further questions.

Participating Labs
	NTD Laboratories, Inc 80 Ruland Road Suite 1 Melville, NY 11747

	Integrated Genetics 3400 Computer Drive Westborough, MA 01581

	California Department of Public Health Genetic Disease Screening Program 850 Marina Bay Parkway, F175 Richmond, CA 94804

	ARUP Laboratories 500 Chipeta Way Salt Lake City, UT 84108-1221

	BioReference Laboratories Inc./GenPath 481 Edward H Ross Dr Elmwood Park, NJ 07407

	Foundation for Blood Research P.O. Box 190 8 Nonesuch Road Scarborough, ME 04070

	LabCorp Center for Molecular Biology and Pathology 1912 Alexander Drive Research Triangle Park, NC 27709

	Pathology Associates Medical Laboratories 110 W. Cliff Drive Spokane, WA 99204 Testing Performed at: Providence Sacred Heart Medical Center Laboratory

	PeaceHealth Laboratories 123 International Way Springfield, OR 97477

	Quest Diagnostics Corporate Headquarters One Malcolm Avenue Teterboro, NJ 07608

	Sunrise Medical Laboratories 250 Miller Place Hicksville, NY 11801

	University of Alabama at Birmingham OB/GYN Research and Diagnostic Laboratory 619 19th St. South OHB 365 Birmingham, AL 35249-7333

	University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology Prenatal Screening Laboratory 4301 W Markham Street, 760 Little Rock, AR 72205

	University of Connecticut Serum Screening Lab 263 Farmington Avenue Farmington, CT 06030

	University of Massacusetts Memorial Medical Center Department of Hospital Laboratories 1 Biotech Park 365 Plantation Street Worcester, MA 01605

	University of Rochester Medical Center Strong Health Prenatal Screening Program 601 Elmwood Avenue, Box 608 Rochester, NY 14642

	University of Texas Medical Branch Clinical Chemistry Division, McC 5.136 Department of Pathology 301 University Blvd Galveston,Texas 77555-0551

	University of Washington Department of Laboratory Medicine Clinical Immunology Lab Box 357110 1959 NE Pacific Street, NW176 Seattle, WA 98195

	Warde Medical Laboratory 300 W. Textile Ann Arbor, MI 48108

	Yale New Haven Hospital Department of Laboratory Medicine 60 Temple Street, G2 New Haven, CT 06510