2016 Summary of Detailed Hearing Screening Results

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Data Source: 2016 CDC EHDI Hearing Screening & Follow-up Survey (HSFS) (www.cdc.gov/ncbddd/hearingloss/ehdi-data.html)

2016 Summary of Detailed Hearing Screening Results
State / Territory^
(n = 40)		 Total Documented as Screened Total Passed (most recent / final screen) Passed initial / No outpatient‡ No initial‡ / Passed outpatient Passed initial / Passed outpatient Referred initial / Passed outpatient Total Not Passed (most recent / final screen) Referred initial / No outpatient‡ No initial‡ / Referred outpatient Passed initial / Referred outpatient Referred initial / Referred outpatient Referred initial / straight to diagnostic evaluation
Alabama 49,349 46,964 6,618 29,077 8,048 3,221 2,385 384 1,283 627 88 3
American Samoa 1,002 914 881 7 – 36 89 26 8 – 40 15
Arizona 84,555 83,690 80,706 256 – 2,728 865 289 41 3 327 205
Arkansas 36,379 35,950 35,950 56 – 429 – – – – – –
California 479,435 476,563 465,434 5 – 11,124 2,872 919 – – 1,763 190
Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands 1,199 1,167 1,020 5 – 141 33 30 – – 3 –
District of Columbia 13,078 12,477 11,944 185 6 342 601 549 8 – 44 –
Guam 2,983 2,906 2,610 – 34 262 77 40 – 2 35 –
Hawaii 17,841 17,676 17,026 176 13 461 165 27 3 1 61 73
Idaho 21,844 21,368 21,004 87 136 141 476 144 22 11 28 271
Illinois 148,242 146,594 142,645 222 578 3,149 1,648 490 47 14 404 693
Iowa 38,557 38,059 36,576 149 – 1,334 498 150 6 – 168 174
Kentucky 52,170 50,742 49,723 – 339 680 1,428 1,315 – 11 102 –
Louisiana 62,467 59,504 58,689 317 479 2,079 941 675 7 51 208 –
Marshall Islands 988 958 873 7 2 76 30 5 – 1 18 6
Maryland 69,279 68,264 66,940 339 – 985 1,015 172 9 – 96 738
Massachusetts 71,364 70,037 69,910 87 – 40 1,327 1,318 4 – 4 1
Micronesia 1,612 1,524 1,047 197 – 280 88 20 14 – – 54
Mississippi 36,299 35,672 34,602 685 25 360 627 – – – 286 341
Missouri 74,350 73,199 71,791 1 – 1,407 1,151 338 – 3 128 682
Montana 12,053 11,752 10,642 396 21 693 301 176 19 2 75 29
Nebraska 26,949 26,750 25,956 70 12 712 199 131 1 1 65 1
Nevada 34,645 34,150 33,693 3 13 441 495 31 – 3 328 133
New Jersey 99,788 99,071 97,253 210 127 1,481 717 252 27 – 175 263
New York 228,058 225,429 198,768 22,321 – 4,340 2,629 900 287 26 1,346 70
North Carolina 121,978 121,066 118,379 5 147 2,535 912 383 1 – 399 129
North Dakota 12,853 12,539 11,323 67 – 1,149 314 184 7 – 88 35
Ohio 135,504 131,647 131,189 53 77 328 3,857 3,805 1 2 49 –
Oklahoma 50,700 49,968 47,029 408 782 1,749 732 390 13 142 187 –
Palau 212 212 207 – – 5 – – – – – –
Pennsylvania 132,996 131,830 128,366 144 18 1,261 1,418 537 39 3 570 269
Rhode Island 10,478 10,172 9,610 191 14 357 306 34 14 6 140 112
South Carolina 52,427 51,477 50,762 108 163 444 950 350 11 46 160 383
South Dakota 12,719 12,465 11,889 148 – 428 254 178 5 – 41 30
Texas 391,173 385,694 379,427 592 – 5,675 5,479 3,373 20 – 1,120 966
Utah 51,109 50,660 48,549 160 93 1,858 449 74 96 3 235 41
Vermont 5,529 5,508 5,064 96 – 335 21 – – – 21 –
Virginia 99,477 98,094 94,322 256 1,019 2,497 1,383 477 44 79 119 664
Washington 87,988 86,927 81,655 1,763 – 3,509 1,061 339 118 – 392 212
Wyoming 6,580 6,535 6,350 – – 185 45 5 – – 27 13
TOTAL 2,836,209 2,796,174 2,666,422 58,849 12,146 59,257 37,838 18,510 2,155 1,037 9,340 6,796

Notes

^ Data was reported by jurisdictions, only if applicable. Jurisdictions that conducted and report two-stage screening results (inpatient & outpatient screen) completed these fields.

‡ “No initial” includes infants who did not receive an initial screening, missed an initial screening or refused an initial screening. “No outpatient” includes infants who did not receive an outpatient screening, missed an outpatient screening or refused an outpatient screening.

Definitions of data fields (Source: CDC EHDI 2016 HSFS Explanations Document):

  • Passed initial / No outpatient: Infants who passed the initial screening and, did not receive an outpatient screening, missed an outpatient screening or refused an outpatient screening.
  • No initial / Passed outpatient: Infants who did not receive an initial screening, missed an initial screening, or refused an initial screening, and passed the outpatient screening.
  • Passed initial / Passed outpatient: Infants who passed the initial screening and passed the outpatient screening.
  • Referred initial / Passed outpatient: Infants who did not pass the initial screening and passed the outpatient screening.
  • Referred initial / No outpatient: Infants who did not pass the initial screening and did not receive an outpatient screening, missed an outpatient screening or refused an outpatient screening.
  • No initial / Referred outpatient: Infants who did not receive an initial screening, missed an initial screening, or refused an initial screening, and did not pass the outpatient screening.
  • Passed initial / Referred outpatient: Infants who passed the initial screening and did not pass the outpatient screening.
  • Referred initial / Referred outpatient: Infants who did not pass the initial screening and did not pass the outpatient screening.
  • Referred initial / straight to diagnostic evaluation: Infants who did not pass the initial screening and was referred directly for diagnostic evaluation.

Summary of Detailed Hearing Screening Results Among Infants with Documented Screening

(CDC EHDI HSFS 2016, N=40*)

Among the 40 jurisdictions who reported two-stage screening results, 98.6%26#37; of infants passed screening and 1.3%26#37; of infants did not pass screening. Of those that passed, 95.3%26#37; passed the initial screening with no additional outpatient screening. Of those that did not pass, 48.9%26#37; did not pass the initial screening and did not receive an outpatient screening, 24.7%26#37; did not pass the initial screening and the outpatient screening, and 18%26#37; did not pass the initial screening and were referred directly for diagnostic evaluation.

 

*Data was reported by jurisdictions, only if applicable. Jurisdictions that conducted and report two-stage screening results (inpatient & outpatient screen) completed these fields.

Definitions of data fields (Source: CDC EHDI 2015 HSFS Explanations Document):

  • Passed initial / No outpatient: Infants who passed the initial screening and, did not receive an outpatient screening, missed an outpatient screening or refused an outpatient screening.
  • No initial / Passed outpatient: Infants who did not receive an initial screening, missed an initial screening, or refused an initial screening, and passed the outpatient screening.
  • Passed initial / Passed outpatient: Infants who passed the initial screening and passed the outpatient screening.
  • Referred initial / Passed outpatient: Infants who did not pass the initial screening and passed the outpatient screening.
  • Referred initial / No outpatient: Infants who did not pass the initial screening and did not receive an outpatient screening, missed an outpatient screening or refused an outpatient screening.
  • No initial / Referred outpatient: Infants who did not receive an initial screening, missed an initial screening, or refused an initial screening, and did not pass the outpatient screening.
  • Passed initial / Referred outpatient: Infants who passed the initial screening and did not pass the outpatient screening.
  • Referred initial / Referred outpatient: Infants who did not pass the initial screening and did not pass the outpatient screening.
  • Referred initial / straight to diagnostic evaluation: Infants who did not pass the initial screening and was referred directly for diagnostic evaluation.

Pages in this Report

  1. 2016 National CDC EHDI Summary
  2. 2016 Summary of Hearing Screening Among Total Occurent Births
  3. ›2016 Summary of Detailed Hearing Screening Results
  4. 2016 Summary of Infants Screened Before 1 Month of Age
  5. 2016 Summary of Reasons for No Documented Hearing Screening Among Total Occurrent Births
  6. 2016 Summary of Diagnostics Among Infants Not Passing Hearing Screening
  7. 2016 Summary of Infants Not Passing Hearing Screening Diagnosed Before 3 Months of Age
  8. 2016 Summary of Reasons for No Documented Diagnosis Among Infants Not Passing Hearing Screening
  9. 2016 Summary of Early Intervention (EI) Among Infants Identified with Permanent Hearing Loss
  10. 2016 Summary of Infants Identified with Permanent Hearing Loss Enrolled in Early Intervention (EI) Before 6 Months of Age
  11. 2016 Summary of Reasons for No Documented Early Intervention (EI) Services Among Infants Identified with Permanent Hearing Loss
  12. 2016 Type and Severity Summary of Identified Cases of Hearing Loss (By Ear): ASHA Classification
  13. 2016 Demographics: Newborn Hearing Screening
  14. 2016 Demographics: Diagnostic Testing
  15. 2016 Demographics: Enrollment in Early Intervention (EI)
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