Since I asked about OFA publishing preliminary results
on their website a week or two ago, and the answer was
"No" they don't publish prelims, I thought I would share this
news:
http://www.offa.org/prelimpolicy.html

"In an effort to encourage open sharing of health test results, beginning
January 2004, the OFA will publish preliminary (under 24 months) hip and
elbow results on the OFA website IF the owner has initialed the
authorization block to release all results (including abnormal results).
Previously, preliminary results were not published to the website. This
policy change is effective for all preliminary applications received after
1/1/04. "

Unfortunately, I think we missed the deadline by just a day or two.
Shelly (100% behind Open health registries) & The Boys



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http://www.geocities.com/shellybrosnan/BSD.html

Since I asked about OFA publishing preliminary results
on their website a week or two ago, and the answer was
"No" they don't publish prelims, I thought I would share this
news:
http://www.offa.org/prelimpolicy.html

"In an effort to encourage open sharing of health test results, beginning
January 2004, the OFA will publish preliminary (under 24 months) hip and
elbow results on the OFA website IF the owner has initialed the
authorization block to release all results (including abnormal results).
Previously, preliminary results were not published to the website. This
policy change is effective for all preliminary applications received after
1/1/04. "

Unfortunately, I think we missed the deadline by just a day or two.
Shelly (100% behind Open health registries) & The Boys



--
http://www.geocities.com/shellybrosnan/BSD.html

Since I asked about OFA publishing preliminary results
on their website a week or two ago, and the answer was
"No" they don't publish prelims, I thought I would share this
news:
http://www.offa.org/prelimpolicy.html

"In an effort to encourage open sharing of health test results, beginning
January 2004, the OFA will publish preliminary (under 24 months) hip and
elbow results on the OFA website IF the owner has initialed the
authorization block to release all results (including abnormal results).
Previously, preliminary results were not published to the website. This
policy change is effective for all preliminary applications received after
1/1/04. "

Unfortunately, I think we missed the deadline by just a day or two.
Shelly (100% behind Open health registries) & The Boys



--
http://www.geocities.com/shellybrosnan/BSD.html

Shelly & The Boys wrote:

Since I asked about OFA publishing preliminary results
on their website a week or two ago, and the answer was
"No" they don't publish prelims, I thought I would share this
news:
http://www.offa.org/prelimpolicy.html

"In an effort to encourage open sharing of health test results, beginning
January 2004, the OFA will publish preliminary (under 24 months) hip and
elbow results on the OFA website IF the owner has initialed the
authorization block to release all results (including abnormal results).
Previously, preliminary results were not published to the website. This
policy change is effective for all preliminary applications received after
1/1/04. "

Unfortunately, I think we missed the deadline by just a day or two.
Shelly (100% behind Open health registries) & The Boys

Yes, I meant to post that back to this list but I'd forgotten if it was
originally in *.breeds or *.beh. I was told to post that rule change
just this week and I immediatly thought of the thread.

Shelly, I think you can do retroactive if you want. Want me to find out?

Shelly & The Boys wrote:

Since I asked about OFA publishing preliminary results
on their website a week or two ago, and the answer was
"No" they don't publish prelims, I thought I would share this
news:
http://www.offa.org/prelimpolicy.html

"In an effort to encourage open sharing of health test results, beginning
January 2004, the OFA will publish preliminary (under 24 months) hip and
elbow results on the OFA website IF the owner has initialed the
authorization block to release all results (including abnormal results).
Previously, preliminary results were not published to the website. This
policy change is effective for all preliminary applications received after
1/1/04. "

Unfortunately, I think we missed the deadline by just a day or two.
Shelly (100% behind Open health registries) & The Boys

Yes, I meant to post that back to this list but I'd forgotten if it was
originally in *.breeds or *.beh. I was told to post that rule change
just this week and I immediatly thought of the thread.

Shelly, I think you can do retroactive if you want. Want me to find out?

Shelly & The Boys wrote:

Since I asked about OFA publishing preliminary results
on their website a week or two ago, and the answer was
"No" they don't publish prelims, I thought I would share this
news:
http://www.offa.org/prelimpolicy.html

"In an effort to encourage open sharing of health test results, beginning
January 2004, the OFA will publish preliminary (under 24 months) hip and
elbow results on the OFA website IF the owner has initialed the
authorization block to release all results (including abnormal results).
Previously, preliminary results were not published to the website. This
policy change is effective for all preliminary applications received after
1/1/04. "

Unfortunately, I think we missed the deadline by just a day or two.
Shelly (100% behind Open health registries) & The Boys

Yes, I meant to post that back to this list but I'd forgotten if it was
originally in *.breeds or *.beh. I was told to post that rule change
just this week and I immediatly thought of the thread.

Shelly, I think you can do retroactive if you want. Want me to find out?

"Robin Nuttall" wrote in message
news:OPZLb.16932$8H.44152@attbi_s03...

Unfortunately, I think we missed the deadline by just a day or two.
Shelly (100% behind Open health registries) & The Boys

Yes, I meant to post that back to this list but I'd forgotten if it was
originally in *.breeds or *.beh. I was told to post that rule change
just this week and I immediatly thought of the thread.

Shelly, I think you can do retroactive if you want. Want me to find out?


I was just going to wait until I get my paperwork in the mail. Honestly, I
want
them posted regardless of the outcome. But, I was thinking
that maybe there will be something in w/ the form to retroactivate it.
Today I printed out the
form to Open previously closed registries, but I don't think that would
really apply in this situation.
If you don't mind, I'd love to know!
Thanks Robin!
Shelly & The Boys

"Robin Nuttall" wrote in message
news:OPZLb.16932$8H.44152@attbi_s03...

Unfortunately, I think we missed the deadline by just a day or two.
Shelly (100% behind Open health registries) & The Boys

Yes, I meant to post that back to this list but I'd forgotten if it was
originally in *.breeds or *.beh. I was told to post that rule change
just this week and I immediatly thought of the thread.

Shelly, I think you can do retroactive if you want. Want me to find out?


I was just going to wait until I get my paperwork in the mail. Honestly, I
want
them posted regardless of the outcome. But, I was thinking
that maybe there will be something in w/ the form to retroactivate it.
Today I printed out the
form to Open previously closed registries, but I don't think that would
really apply in this situation.
If you don't mind, I'd love to know!
Thanks Robin!
Shelly & The Boys

"Robin Nuttall" wrote in message
news:OPZLb.16932$8H.44152@attbi_s03...

Unfortunately, I think we missed the deadline by just a day or two.
Shelly (100% behind Open health registries) & The Boys

Yes, I meant to post that back to this list but I'd forgotten if it was
originally in *.breeds or *.beh. I was told to post that rule change
just this week and I immediatly thought of the thread.

Shelly, I think you can do retroactive if you want. Want me to find out?


I was just going to wait until I get my paperwork in the mail. Honestly, I
want
them posted regardless of the outcome. But, I was thinking
that maybe there will be something in w/ the form to retroactivate it.
Today I printed out the
form to Open previously closed registries, but I don't think that would
really apply in this situation.
If you don't mind, I'd love to know!
Thanks Robin!
Shelly & The Boys