Newborn Hearing Screening

Fort, Marcia

doi:10.18043/ncm.78.2.96

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“…It is the first step to provide an opportune diagnosis of child hearing loss and it is the starting point of the hearing health care process. It is responsible for the early detection of hearing losses, ensuring that newborns (NB) who failed the screening are diagnosed and/or monitored through referrals to other levels of health care [1][2][3][4][5][6][7][8] .…”

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Development and validation of the Logical Model of the Neonatal Hearing Screening Program

2020

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Purpose: to develop and validate the logical model of the Neonatal Hearing Screening Program in the hearing health network. Methods: a methodological developmental research aimed to build the logical model of the Neonatal Hearing Screening Program and validate its content through a “consensus conference”. The research was carried out in three stages: 1) Literature review, analysis of the normative documents, and official recommendations regarding the Neonatal Hearing Screening; 2) Development of the logical model; 3) Validation of the logical model through rounds of consultation with specialists. Results: based on the documentary analysis, the logical model was designed in three dimensions: (1) Education in Hearing Health, (2) Neonatal Hearing Screening, and (3) Administration. It was validated based on the judgment of specialists in the field. After the validation process, three variables in the “process” and one in the “structure” aspects, were adjusted, whereas another two aspects in “process” were excluded. Conclusion: the logical model presented the dimensions, activities, and results of the Neonatal Hearing Screening Program in practical and clear terms. Hence, it is useful not only to communicate and announce its results, but also to offer support to future evaluative research in the field of neonatal hearing health.

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“…Given its relevance, it is necessary to periodically evaluate whether the neonatal hearing screening program (NHSP) is actually achieving its objectives, for the benefits of the UNHS to be fully perceived and quantified 4,9 .…”

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Development and validation of the Logical Model of the Neonatal Hearing Screening Program

2020

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“…Estes dados podem ser comparados com estudo realizado na Nigéria 18 , que identificou que observa-se que 38,46% concluiu o diagnóstico após os 24 meses de idade, sendo que apenas uma possuía IRDA pós natal (meningite). Este diagnóstico considerado tardio pode ser explicado por diversos fatores, entre eles dificuldades em concluir o diagnóstico, ausência de profissionais habilitados na região da família para realização dos exames 22 , processo de aceitação/negação da família para a possível PA; abandono do tratamento; número de faltas ao Serviço e problemas de deslocamento ou de saúde da própria criança ou familiares.…”

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A triagem auditiva neonatal no processo de diagnóstico e reabilitação auditiva

2020

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Introdução: a triagem auditiva neonatal objetiva a identificação precoce de perdas auditivas. Apesar da existência de leis, ainda se percebe diversos casos de atrasos no acesso aos serviços de diagnóstico e intervenção das perdas auditivas. Objetivo: descrever o papel da triagem auditiva neonatal no processo de diagnóstico e reabilitação auditiva de crianças de zero a sete anos atendidas em um Serviço Ambulatorial de Saúde Auditiva do litoral norte catarinense. Metodologia: aplicação de questionário com 30 pais/responsáveis de crianças com perda auditiva, sendo aplicada análise estatística descritiva e inferencial. Resultados: das 30 crianças, 86,66% realizaram a triagem auditiva neonatal, das quais 96,15% realizaram a primeira testagem e 34,62% o reteste dentro do primeiro mês de vida; 15,38% realizaram o diagnóstico até os três meses e 6,66%, a intervenção até os seis meses. Foi identificado 16,66% de acompanhamento e investigação na atenção básica, reforçando a importância da realização da triagem como forma de rastreio e identificação. Conclusão: os resultados indicam que a realização da triagem auditiva neonatal tem papel importante para o acesso ao diagnóstico precoce da perda auditiva, embora as idades idealizadas para o diagnóstico e a intervenção estejam aquém do esperado. Destaca-se a importância de capacitar a atenção básica para o suporte e o acompanhamento de crianças de risco ou com perda auditiva confirmada.

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“…Fort details newborn hearing screening in North Carolina [1] and describes the recommended benchmark that all infants have their hearing screened before 1 month of age. For infants who do not pass the newborn hearing screening, diagnostic audiological evaluation should occur before 3 months of age, and infants with a confirmed hearing loss should be enrolled in an early intervention program before 6 months of age to facilitate age-appropriate development of language and social skills.…”

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Introduction to The NCMJ's Special Issue on Vision and Hearing Loss

Williams

2017

North Carolina Medical Journal

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Newborn Hearing Screening

Cited by 7 publications

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Development and validation of the Logical Model of the Neonatal Hearing Screening Program

Development and validation of the Logical Model of the Neonatal Hearing Screening Program

A triagem auditiva neonatal no processo de diagnóstico e reabilitação auditiva

Introduction to The NCMJ's Special Issue on Vision and Hearing Loss

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