Early Hearing Detection and Intervention - Family of Profiles
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Summary
Benefits
- Ensure that newborn hearing screening results and other relevant clinical information are consistently communicated to care providers directly from the screening system
- Eliminate the need to enter results from screening devices and minimize the errors and shortcomings associated with human data entry
- Provide interoperability between clinical EHR and EHDI systems for increased efficiency and better data quality
- Automate data collection required to support quality improvement
- Reduce the burden of quality reporting on EHR systems
- Better orchestrate the coordination of hearing care across multiple organizations involved in care delivery and public health
Details
- The Early Hearing Detection and Intervention (EHDI) profile that defines a new Hearing Plan of Care document which replaces the original Early Hearing Care Plan. This profile also defines the message content and transaction for a hearing screening device to communicate results to a receiving system.
- Embed Recording here (include links for "about the presenters")
- The Newborn Admission Notification Information (NANI) profile which describes the content needed to communicate a timely newborn admission notification to public health to be used by newborn screening programs.
- Embed Recording here (include links for “about the presenters”)
- The Quality Measure Execution-Early Hearing (QME-EH) profile which describes the content needed to communicate patient-level data to electronically monitor the performance of EHDI initiatives for newborns and young children.
- Embed Recording here (include links for “about the presenters”)
- The Early Hearing Detection and Intervention Workflow Document (EHDI-WD) profile which specifies a standard workflow to orchestrate the collection and exchange of data between clinical and program specific public health information systems.
- Embed Recording here (include links for “about the presenters”)