Comprehensive Overview of Sensory and Communication Disorders Management

 
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APPENDIX
 
Objective Status: Hearing and Other
Sensory or Communication Disorders
 
    Target met      Improving      Little/No change      Getting worse       Baseline only      Developmental
 
Hearing
ENT-VSL-1 
Newborn hearing screening,
hearing evaluation and intervention services
     1.1 S
creening: by 1 month
     1.2 Hearing evaluation: by 3 months
     1.3 
Intervention services: by 6 months
ENT-VSL-2 Otitis media
ENT-VSL-3 
Use of
 hearing aid or assistive
listening devices
     3.1 Hearing aid: 20-69 years
     3.2 
C
ochlear implants
     3.3 Hearing aid: 70+ years
     3.4 A
ssistive listening devices: 
70+ years
ENT-VLS-4 Hearing exams in the past 5 years
     4.1 Adults 20-69 years
     4.2 Adults 70+ years
     4.3 Adolescents 12-19 years
 
ENT-VSL-5 
Evaluation and treatment referrals
ENT-VSL-6 
H
earing protection devices
     6.1 Adults 20-69 years
     6.2 Adolescents 12-19 years
ENT-VSL-7
 Noise-induced hearing loss among
adolescents
ENT-VSL-8
 Noise-induced hearing loss among
adults
Tinnitus
 ENT-VSL-9 Healthcare visit due to tinnitus
      9.1 Primary care visit in the past 12
months
      9.2 Audiologist or ENT physician visit or
referral
ENT-VSL-10 A
ppropriate treatments for
tinnitus
 
Objective Status: Hearing and Other
Sensory or Communication Disorders
 
    Target met      Improving      Little/No change      Getting worse       Baseline only      Developmental
 
Balance and Dizziness
ENT-VSL-11 Healthcare visit due to balance
and dizziness disorders
ENT-VSL-12 Healthcare specialist’ referrals
for evaluation or treatment
ENT-VSL-13 
R
ecommended treatment for
balance or dizziness problems
   13.1 Children
   13.2 Adults
ENT-VLS-14 
N
egative or adverse outcomes
in the past 12 months
  14.1 Condition got worse
  14.2 Limitation of regular activities
  14.3 Missed work or school days
ENT-VSL-15 Falls and injuries due to balance
and dizziness
  15.1 Falls in the past 5 years
  15.2 Injuries in the past 12 months
 
Smell and Taste (Chemosenses)
ENT-VSL-16 Healthcare provider visit
ENT-VSL-17 
Recommended treatment
methods
ENT-VSL-18
 Negative impact of chemo-
sensory disorders
Voice, Speech, and Language
ENT-VSL-19 
S
peech-language pathologist
evaluation or treatment
ENT-VSL-20 
R
ehabilitation services
ENT-VSL-21 S
peech-language or other
intervention services: children
ENT-VSL-22 Personal
 or social functioning
improvement after rehabilitative or
intervention services
 
Objective Status: Hearing and Other
Sensory or Communication Disorders
 
    Target met      Improving      Little/No change      Getting worse       Baseline only      Developmental
 
Internet Health Care Resources for Ear, Nose, and Throat (ENT)—
Voice, Speech, and Language (VSL)
ENT-VSL-23 Use of 
Internet resources for health care information, guidance, or advice in
the past 12 months by 
p
ersons with hearing loss and other sensory or communication
disorders
 
Current HP2020 Objective Status: Hearing and
Other Sensory or Communication Disorders
 
 
NOTE: Progress current as of 02/20/2018.
 
Objective Status: Vision
 
    Target met      Improving      Little/No change      Getting worse       Baseline only      Developmental
 
V-1 
Vision screening for preschool children
V-2 
Visual impairment and blindness in
children
V-3 
Occupational eye injuries:
     3.1 
Resulting in lost work days
     3.2 Treated in emergency departments
V-4 
Dilated eye examinations among adults
V-5 
Visual impairment due to:
     5.1 Refractive errors
     5.2 
Diabetic retinopathy
     5.3 Glaucoma
     5.4 Cataract
     5.5 Macular degeneration
 
V-6 
Use of protective eyewear:
     6.1 Children 6-17 years
     6.2 Adults 18 years and over
V-7 
Use of visual rehabilitation and adaptive
devices
:
     7.1 
Use of visual rehabilitation services
     7.2 Use of adaptive and assistive devices
V-8  
Comprehensive vision health services in
Federally Qualified Health Centers
 
Current HP2020 Objective Status:
Vision
 
Baseline
only 7.1%
(n = 1)
 
NOTE: Progress current as of 02/20/2018.
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This document delves into various aspects of managing sensory and communication disorders, covering topics such as hearing evaluation, treatment referrals, use of assistive devices, tinnitus healthcare visits, balance and dizziness concerns, speech-language therapy, internet health care resources, and more. It provides a detailed look at targets, baseline assessments, recommended treatments, and the impact of these disorders on personal functioning. The content emphasizes the importance of early screening, timely interventions, and specialist referrals to address these challenges effectively.


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  1. APPENDIX 1

  2. Objective Status: Hearing and Other Sensory or Communication Disorders Target met Improving Little/No change Getting worse Baseline only Developmental Hearing ENT-VSL-5 Evaluation and treatment referrals ENT-VSL-6 Hearing protection devices 6.1 Adults 20-69 years 6.2 Adolescents 12-19 years ENT-VSL-7 Noise-induced hearing loss among adolescents ENT-VSL-1 Newborn hearing screening, hearing evaluation and intervention services 1.1 Screening: by 1 month 1.2 Hearing evaluation: by 3 months 1.3 Intervention services: by 6 months ENT-VSL-2 Otitis media ENT-VSL-3 Use of hearing aid or assistive listening devices 3.1 Hearing aid: 20-69 years 3.2 Cochlear implants 3.3 Hearing aid: 70+ years 3.4 Assistive listening devices: 70+ years ENT-VLS-4 Hearing exams in the past 5 years 4.1 Adults 20-69 years 4.2 Adults 70+ years 4.3 Adolescents 12-19 years ENT-VSL-8 Noise-induced hearing loss among adults Tinnitus ENT-VSL-9 Healthcare visit due to tinnitus 9.1 Primary care visit in the past 12 months 9.2 Audiologist or ENT physician visit or referral ENT-VSL-10 Appropriate treatments for tinnitus

  3. Objective Status: Hearing and Other Sensory or Communication Disorders Target met Improving Little/No change Getting worse Baseline only Developmental Balance and Dizziness Smell and Taste (Chemosenses) ENT-VSL-16 Healthcare provider visit ENT-VSL-17 Recommended treatment methods ENT-VSL-18 Negative impact of chemo- sensory disorders Voice, Speech, and Language ENT-VSL-19 Speech-language pathologist evaluation or treatment ENT-VSL-20 Rehabilitation services ENT-VSL-21 Speech-language or other intervention services: children ENT-VSL-22 Personal or social functioning improvement after rehabilitative or intervention services ENT-VSL-11 Healthcare visit due to balance and dizziness disorders ENT-VSL-12 Healthcare specialist referrals for evaluation or treatment ENT-VSL-13 Recommended treatment for balance or dizziness problems 13.1 Children 13.2 Adults ENT-VLS-14 Negative or adverse outcomes in the past 12 months 14.1 Condition got worse 14.2 Limitation of regular activities 14.3 Missed work or school days ENT-VSL-15 Falls and injuries due to balance and dizziness 15.1 Falls in the past 5 years 15.2 Injuries in the past 12 months

  4. Objective Status: Hearing and Other Sensory or Communication Disorders Target met Improving Little/No change Getting worse Baseline only Developmental Internet Health Care Resources for Ear, Nose, and Throat (ENT) Voice, Speech, and Language (VSL) ENT-VSL-23 Use of Internet resources for health care information, guidance, or advice in the past 12 months by persons with hearing loss and other sensory or communication disorders

  5. Current HP2020 Objective Status: Hearing and Other Sensory or Communication Disorders Measurable objectives: 27 Total objectives: 36 Baseline Only 22.2% (n = 6) Target met or exceeded 25.9% (n = 7) Measurable 75% (n = 27) Getting worse 7.4% (n = 2) Improving 11.1% (n = 3) Developmental 25% (n = 9) Little or no detectable change 33.3% (n = 9) NOTE: Progress current as of 02/20/2018.

  6. Objective Status: Vision Target met Improving Little/No change Getting worse Baseline only Developmental V-6 Use of protective eyewear: V-1 Vision screening for preschool children 6.1 Children 6-17 years V-2 Visual impairment and blindness in children 6.2 Adults 18 years and over V-3 Occupational eye injuries: V-7 Use of visual rehabilitation and adaptive devices: 3.1 Resulting in lost work days 7.1 Use of visual rehabilitation services 3.2 Treated in emergency departments 7.2 Use of adaptive and assistive devices V-4 Dilated eye examinations among adults V-8 Comprehensive vision health services in Federally Qualified Health Centers V-5 Visual impairment due to: 5.1 Refractive errors 5.2 Diabetic retinopathy 5.3 Glaucoma 5.4 Cataract 5.5 Macular degeneration

  7. Current HP2020 Objective Status: Vision Measurable objectives: 14 Total objectives: 15 Baseline only 7.1% (n = 1) Target met 42.9% (n = 6) Developmental 6.7% (n = 1) Little or no detectable change 42.9% (n = 6) Measurable 93.3% (n = 14) Improving 7.1% (n = 1) NOTE: Progress current as of 02/20/2018.

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