Hearing Healthy Kansans 2010 Steering Committee Meeting April 1, 2005.

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Hearing Healthy Kansans 2010 Steering Committee Meeting April 1, 2005

Newborn Hearing Screening Source: 2001 – 2003 Hospital Data Reports, Hearing Screening Data/Tracking System, Sound Beginnings, KDHE National: CDC, State-based Early Hearing Detection and Intervention (EHDI) Program, and/or state specific data

Hearing Evaluation

Intervention Services

Newborn Hearing Screening The percentage of newborns screened in Kansas has increased to 97%. This trend is similar to the U.S. and exceeds the HP 2010 target. Kansas hospitals have been screening since mandated in 1999 and earlier

Evaluation & Intervention Services Evaluations and intervention services are increasing Greater awareness of screening  improvement in reporting of next steps Data is not available nationally

How Are We Addressing Hearing in Kansas Now? Provider and family education about newborn hearing screening Hospital screening personnel training Guidelines and Regulations for screening in the hospitals, screening after discharge, and evaluation including reporting Follow-up contact via phone and letters to families, PCP and providers

What Are Kansas’ Assets for Improving This Health Issue? Web-based reporting for screening through the birth certificate system Collaboration with other agency programs Advisory Committee and professional training available for audiologists and professionals involved in infant hearing screening, evaluation and intervention programs

What Are Barriers or Liabilities That Are Limiting Progress in Kansas? Otitis media with effusion  Delays in next steps  Higher among Hispanic school-aged children Medical Home referral for follow-up Tracking outpatient screening and evaluation Limited number of Audiologists with expertise seeing infants Limited funding for NHS activities Limited funding for hearing aids

Recommendations Integrating monitoring systems within KDHE for the newborn and infant population  Newborn metabolic/genetic  Immunization  Special health care services  Part C Infant Toddler services Maintain funding for newborn hearing screening Funding for amplification Coordinate ongoing follow-up treatment with individuals, families, PCP and specialists.

Kim Sykes, M.A., CCC-A FAAA Audiologist/Coordinator KDHE, Sound Beginnings 1000 SW Jackson St, Ste 220 Topeka, KS