7.1 Advisory Committee. Each state’s advisory committee will
meet routinely to provide guidance on the EHDI system.
The committee should include professionals, individuals with
hearing loss, families with children who have permanent hearing loss,
and others to provide guidance on the development and evaluation of
the EHDI system.
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a. List of Advisory Committee members.
b. Minutes of Advisory Meetings
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7.2 Monitoring and evaluation. Each state EHDI program will
develop a program evaluation plan in collaboration with the program
Advisory Committee to ensure progress towards national and state
program goals and objectives.
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a. Annual evaluation reports that include accomplishments of national
and state program goals and objectives.
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7.3
Feedback from families. The state EHDI program will
obtain feedback from parents on the EHDI process
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a. Copy of survey of parent concerns and issues.
b.
Documented results of parent survey to stakeholders.
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7.4 Surveillance of follow-up services.
Each state will ensure that infants and children with hearing
loss receive ongoing and
appropriate follow-up services.
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a.
Number and percent of infants and children with hearing loss that
received appropriate ongoing medical services from primary care,
otolaryngologists, ophthalmologists, geneticists and genetic
counselors.
b.
Number and age of infants and children fitted with implants.
c.
Number and percent of infants and children using each mode of
communication, e.g., sign language, oral, cued speech at 6-month
intervals.
d.
Number and percent of infants and children achieving
communication and social skills scores commensurate with their
cognitive abilities age at 1, 3, 5, and 7 years of age.
e.
Number and percent of infants and children with hearing aids that
receive follow-up visits at 2-month intervals
until
age 2 years and and 3-month intervals until age 3.
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