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Newborn hearing screening (NHS) achieved high initial compliance, but rescreening faced challenges. Improvements are expected with mandatory screenings and a centralized database for better early detection of hearing impairment.

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Area of Science:

  • Pediatrics
  • Audiology
  • Public Health

Background:

  • Hearing impairment affects 0.1-0.4% of newborns, necessitating early detection through newborn hearing screening (NHS).
  • NHS implementation varies globally, highlighting the need for standardized methodologies and organizational structures.
  • This study examines the specific implementation and outcomes of NHS in a tertiary hospital setting.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To present the methodology, organization, and technical requirements of newborn hearing screening.
  • To analyze the results of NHS in a tertiary hospital region.
  • To identify challenges in the screening process and propose solutions for improved effectiveness.

Main Methods:

  • Screening conducted in three levels: initial in maternity hospitals, first rescreening at ENT departments, and second rescreening at a regional center.
  • Data collected from 5,864 live births in 2020 across five maternity hospitals and a perinatal intensive care center.
  • Analysis of compliance rates, positive screening results, and diagnostic outcomes at each screening stage.

Main Results:

  • High initial NHS compliance rate of 98.79% (5,793/5,864 newborns).
  • 2.07% (120) tested positive initially, with 78.3% (94) attending the first rescreening.
  • 0.07% (4) were ultimately diagnosed with hearing impairment after the second rescreening.

Conclusions:

  • The region demonstrated high initial compliance for newborn hearing screening.
  • Challenges persist in the rescreening process, including data management, inter-regional cooperation, and public awareness.
  • Mandatory screenings, updated guidelines, and a centralized database are anticipated to enhance NHS effectiveness, requiring further evaluation.