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Statistics and reports for Universal Newborn Hearing Screening

Massachusetts has one of the highest screening rates and lowest loss-to-follow-up rates.
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Universal Newborn Hearing Screening program data

Open DOC file, 246 KB,  2019 Data (English, DOC 246 KB)
Open DOC file, 248.5 KB,  2018 Data (English, DOC 248.5 KB)
Open DOC file, 972.5 KB,  2017 Data (English, DOC 972.5 KB)
Open DOC file, 205 KB,  2016 Data (English, DOC 205 KB)
Open DOC file, 205.5 KB,  2015 Data (English, DOC 205.5 KB)
Open PDF file, 196.5 KB,  2014 Data (English, PDF 196.5 KB)
Open DOC file, 283.5 KB,  2014 Data (English, DOC 283.5 KB)
Open PDF file, 180.91 KB,  2013 Data (English, PDF 180.91 KB)
Open DOC file, 287 KB,  2013 Data (English, DOC 287 KB)
Open PDF file, 161.99 KB,  2012 Data (English, PDF 161.99 KB)
Open DOC file, 284.5 KB,  2012 Data (English, DOC 284.5 KB)

National data

CDC Early Hearing Detection and Intervention (EHDI) data  

Publications

Open PDF file, 3.78 MB,  Developing a Strong Early Hearing Detection and Intervention Program (English, PDF 3.78 MB)
Open DOC file, 47.5 KB,  Developing a Strong Early Hearing Detection and Intervention Program (English, DOC 47.5 KB)
Evaluating Loss to Follow-up in Newborn Hearing Screening in Massachusetts 
Evaluating Families' Satisfaction With Early Hearing Detection and Intervention Services in Massachusetts 
Open PDF file, 188.81 KB,  Partnering for the Success of Children with Hearing Loss Task Force Report (English, PDF 188.81 KB)
Open DOC file, 75.5 KB,  Partnering for the Success of Children with Hearing Loss Task Force Report (English, DOC 75.5 KB)

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