Perinatal Network 10 Quarter 1 2022 Quarterly Performance Report

State Average: 98.76% - Meets Standards

Perinatal Network 10 Average: 99.80% - Meets Standards

Screening Rate = Total documented as screened/(Total occurrent births-Not screened infant died-Not screened non-resident-Not screened unable due to medical reasons-Not screened parent declined services)

State Average: 98.09% - Meets Standards

Perinatal Network 10 Average: 98.93% - Meets Standards

Screened No Later than 1 Month of Age = (Total pass before 1 month of age + No pass before 1 month of age)/Total documented as screened

State Average: 3.70% - Meets Standards

Perinatal Network 10 Average: 5.26% - Below Standards

Refer Rate = Total Referred/Total Screened

State Average: 74.04% - Meets Standards

Perinatal Network 10 Average: 84.46% - Meets Standards

2020 Diagnosed No Later than 3 Months = (No hearing loss before 3 Months + permanent hearing loss ID before 3 months)/(Total with no hearing loss (initial diagnosis) + Total with permanent hearing loss (initial diagnosis)

State Average: 26.94% - Below Standards

Perinatal Network 10 Average: 30.04% - Below Standards

2020 Lost to Diagnostic Follow-Up = No diagnosis-unknown/(Straight to diagnostic + Total not pass)

2020 data was used for the diagnosed no later than 3 months and lost to diagnostic follow-up measures. EHDI data can take one year to normalize due to scheduling and receipt time of reports. This data has been submitted to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and is considered complete. If you would like updated individual hospital rates for these measures, please contact the EHDI staff.

Perinatal networks as a whole and individual hospitals that are out of compliance for certain measures should contact the EHDI staff for remediation plans. There are remediation plans for each measure. A multitude of procedures and protocols impact each measure. Therefore, procedures and protocols will be analyzed to determine if best practices are being followed. The Newborn Hearing Screening Program looks forward to working together to improve our state performance.

These performance measures are to add transparency to our Newborn Hearing Screening Program across the state.

Outpatient Refer Rate = Percentage of infants who received an outpatient screening and referred

If out of compliance, seek assistance from the IDPH EHDI staff at 217-782-4733 or dph.newbornhearing@illinois.gov.