ehdi information management les r. schmeltz, ms, ccc-a iowa les r. schmeltz, ms, ccc-a iowa
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EHDI Information Management
EHDI Information Management
Les R. Schmeltz, MS, CCC-A
Iowa
Les R. Schmeltz, MS, CCC-A
Iowa
Looks like a simple, linear process:
Looks like a simple, linear process:
• Collect hospital information:
• Identify hearing losses
• Refer for early intervention services
• Collect and report statistics
Good work,but I think we mightneed just a little moredetail right here.
EHDI Data and Patient Information Management
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Joint Committee on Infant Hearing 2000 Position
Statement
Joint Committee on Infant Hearing 2000 Position
Statement
• Uniform state registries and national information databases
• Use of information generated
Uses of Information Management:
Uses of Information Management:
• To improve services to infants and their families
• To assess the quality of screening, evaluation and intervention
• To facilitate collection of data on demographics of neonatal and infant hearing loss
Improving Services to Infants and Their Families
Improving Services to Infants and Their Families
• Multiple system components must be integrated
• Each service provider participates
• Tracking and follow-up
• Monitoring of outcomes
Integrating Multiple System ComponentsIntegrating Multiple System Components
• Seamless system to infants and their families
• Provider participation
Service Provider Participation
Service Provider Participation
• Hospitals and other birthing facilities
• Primary care providers
• Service providers
• Early intervention and educational facilities
Tracking and Follow-UpTracking and Follow-Up
• Timely and accurate description of services provided to each infant
• Documents recommendations for follow-up and referral to other providers
• Tracking
Monitoring of Outcomes Monitoring of Outcomes
• Effective information management used to promote program measurement and accountability
• Factors contributing to delay in providing EHDI services
• Measurement of quality indicators
Effective Information Management
Effective Information Management
• Capable of aggregating data
• Provides evaluation data
• Centralized
Information CollectionInformation Collection
• Federal to state level
• State to hospital & practitioner level
• Hospital level
JCIH Quality Benchmarks & Quality Indicators
JCIH Quality Benchmarks & Quality Indicators
• Benchmarks
• Quality Indicators
• Review process
CDC Pilot National Data Set
CDC Pilot National Data Set
• Number of live births
• Number screened prior to discharge
• Number screened before 1 month of age
• Total number referred from initial or multiple screenings for audiologic evaluation
CDC Pilot National Data Set
CDC Pilot National Data Set
• Number with diagnostic audiological evaluation by 3 months of age
• Number of children with permanent congenital hearing loss aged 0-7
CDC Pilot National Data Set
CDC Pilot National Data Set
• Hearing loss must be classified by type, degree and laterality
• Average/median age in months of diagnosis of hearing loss
• Number of infants receiving intervention by 6 months of age
Handouts:Handouts:
• JCIH Benchmarks and Quality Indicators
• CDC Data Set Items
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