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The UK National Screening Committee published transparency data on Blood Spot Task Group (BSTG) projects and outputs on 9 February 2026, updated 18 March 2026. The BSTG focuses on generating practical outputs related to blood spot screening methodology and research. This publication summarises the status of BSTG projects and their outputs, including expected finish dates added to two ongoing projects. No new compliance obligations are created by this document.

What changed

The UK NSC published transparency data on Blood Spot Task Group (BSTG) projects and outputs, providing status updates on ongoing BSTG work. The document notes the addition of expected finish dates to two ongoing projects in the March 2026 update. The BSTG focuses on generating practical outputs that become part of UK NSC advice on research and methodological issues once formally signed off.

Affected parties, primarily NHS and public health professionals involved in newborn blood spot screening, should monitor for BSTG output publications. These outputs will inform UK NSC methodological advice but do not create immediate compliance obligations. Healthcare providers should review signed-off BSTG outputs as they become available to stay informed on evolving screening methodology guidance.

What to do next

  1. Monitor UK NSC for BSTG output publications
  2. Review BSTG outputs when formally signed off

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UK NSC blood spot task group projects and outputs

Status and outputs of UK National Screening Committee (UK NSC) blood spot task group (BSTG) projects.

From: UK National Screening Committee Published 9 February 2026 Last updated 18 March 2026
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The BSTG focuses on projects that generate practical outputs.

This publication summarises the status of those projects and their outputs.

The UK NSC Secretariat creates a work plan and timeline for the BSTG ’s project work and procures any necessary work required. Once a BSTG output has been formally signed off, it becomes part of the UK NSC ’s advice on research and methodological issues.

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Published 9 February 2026 Last updated 18 March 2026 show all updates
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18 March 2026

Addition of expected finish dates to two ongoing projects
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9 February 2026

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UK NSC
Published
February 9th, 2026
Instrument
Notice
Legal weight
Non-binding
Stage
Final
Change scope
Minor

Who this affects

Applies to
Healthcare providers Public health authorities
Industry sector
6211 Healthcare Providers
Activity scope
Blood spot screening Newborn screening programs Screening methodology
Geographic scope
United Kingdom GB

Taxonomy

Primary area
Healthcare
Operational domain
Regulatory Affairs
Topics
Public Health Healthcare

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