Symposium Resources

Symposium and presentation surveys

Thank you for attending the 2025 NSO Symposium! We appreciate your participation and invite you to share your feedback on the event and speakers.

Symposium feedback survey

Please take a few minutes to complete our general Symposium Survey. Your insights are valuable and will guide planning for future events.

Presentation surveys

To receive Continuing Education Credits (CECs), please complete a survey for each presentation you attended. Click the links below to access individual surveys.

Thursday, September 18 presentations:

• Newborn Genomic Screening: Changing Ethical Parameters? - Bartha Knoppers, Ph.D, McGill University
• High Resolution Metabolomics for Newborn Screening - Tim Garrett, Ph.D, University of Ottawa
• Update from the Generation Study: The genomic screening study for treatable conditions in 100,000 newborns in England - Dalia Kasperaviciute, Ph.D, Genomics England
• CPHI Pillar 1 Projects and Canadian Genomics - Naveed Aziz, Ph.D, Genome Canada
• Expanding the scope of dried blood spot use: New opportunities and challenges - Robin Hayeems, ScM, Ph.D, University of Toronto
• INFANT Project at NSO - Neal Sondheimer, MD, Ph.D, Newborn Screening Ontario
• AI in the Clinical Laboratory - Christopher McCudden, Ph.D, Vice Chair & Professor, Dept. of Pathology & Lab. Medicine, University of Ottawa

Friday, September 19 presentations:

• Weather - Scott Shone, Ph.D, North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services
• Cybersecurity risk & response: Considerations for programs in perinatal health - Alicia St. Hill, MBA, Executive Director, BORN Ontario
• Privacy Challenge in BC - Hilary Vallance, MD, University of British Columbia
• ED3N - Carla Cuthbert, Ph.D, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
• All for One/National Data Sharing - Kym Boycott, MD, Ph.D, University of Ottawa

Submitted abstracts

Explore the abstracts submitted for this year's symposium. Click on any title below to view or download the PDF.