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Arizona’s Approach to Loss to Follow-up
Lylis Olsen Christy Taylor Jan Kerrigan Randi Winston
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Before 2006
Voluntary screening (>95%) Voluntary reporting
• Inpatient Screening Data (~75%)• Outpatient Screening Data (~50%)• Diagnostics (< 25%)• Early Intervention
– Bilateral (100%)– Unilateral (0%)
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Delayed Lost
Unknown
Loss to Follow Up
• All hospitals screening• Centralized reporting• Consistent data submission• Quality of data• Linking Outpatient to Inpatient screens• Linked databases
• Education of medical home• Socio-behavioral issues with parents• Standardized information• Active follow-up process• Safety nets
•Community Health Centers•Pediatricians•Early Intervention Programs
• Available outpatient screening• Available diagnostic testing• Timely notification• Expedited referral and pre-authorizations• Otitis media management• Adequate training and diagnostic tools
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Delayed Lost
Unknown
Loss to Follow Up
• All hospitals screening• Centralized reporting• Consistent data submission• Quality of data• Linking Outpatient to Inpatient screens• Linked databases
• Active follow-up process• Education of medical home• Socio-behavioral issues with parents• Standardized information• Safety nets• Timely notification
• Available outpatient screening• Available diagnostic testing• Expedited referral and pre-authorizations• Otitis media management• Adequate training and diagnostic tools
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Legislation Did not mandate screening (no need) Mandated Reporting
• Within one week- Electronically or Fax• All screening, all diagnostic testing• Anyone who screens or tests
Active follow-up at state level Ongoing technical assistance to hospitals Education to stakeholders
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Centralized Tracking Electronic merging of data each week from
HI*Track Manual data entry for some outpatient screens
and diagnostic reports Case management through automated link with
Neometrics the newborn screening system Dedicated Staff
• One program manager• One data manager• One follow-up coordinator
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Centralized Follow-up Follows 1-3-6 Letter to medical home at 6 weeks Verify information through Neometrics and
Medicaid databases Letter to medical home and family at 16 weeks Match records with Early Intervention Letter and phone call to medical home and family
at 28 weeks
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Delayed Lost
Unknown
Loss to Follow Up
• All hospitals screening• Centralized reporting• Consistent data submission• Quality of data• Linking Outpatient to Inpatient screens• Linked databases
• Education of medical home• Standardized information• Safety nets• Active follow-up process• Socio-behavioral issues with parents
• Available outpatient screening• Available diagnostic testing• Adequate training and diagnostic tools• Expedited referral and pre-authorization• Otitis media management• Timely notification
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Screening programs
Hospitals• All provide inpatient screening• Most provide outpatient screen• Keep refer rates in appropriate range• Standardize information to parents and
medical home– Immunization card– Training of the screeners
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Diagnosis Education of medical home
• Expedite the referral and preauthorization process• Look for the results of the newborn screen• Know available resources
Audiology• Adequate training and equipment• Monitor hand offs• Prioritize scheduling of infants• Make reporting easy
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Is It Working?Unknown Electronic reporting errors cleaned
up 88 out of 170 “lost” in one hospital
Required reporting made immediate change from 60% to less than 40%
Loss One hospital had a 9 month
average of 8% loss to follow-upDelays Medical home is paying attention
with a more active role Significant decrease in delays
between screening and diagnosis
% Loss to Follow-up
0102030405060
Nov 2005- Nov 2006
Perc
ent
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Delayed Lost
Unknown
Loss to Follow Up
• All hospitals screening• Centralized reporting• Consistent data submission• Quality of data• Linking Outpatient to Inpatient screens• Linked databases
• Socio-behavioral issues with parents
• Safety nets• Education of medical home• Standardized information• Active follow-up process
• Otitis media management• Adequate training and diagnostic tools• Available outpatient screening• Available diagnostic testing• Timely notification• Expedited referral and pre-authorizations
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Arizona Newborn ScreeningPhone (602) 364-1409 (800) 548-8381(outside Maricopa County)Fax (602) 364-1495Websitehttp://www.azdhs.gov/phs/owch/newbrnscrn.htm [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected]
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Thank You!