EARLY HEARING DETECTION AND INTERVENTION VIRTUAL CONFERENCE
MARCH 2-5, 2021
(Virtually the same conference, without elevators, airplane tickets, or hotel room keys)
3/04/2019 | 11:50 AM - 12:15 PM | The Missing Link: Utilizing Parent Stories to Impact Quality Measures in Michigan's EHDI 1/3/6 Program. | London
The Missing Link: Utilizing Parent Stories to Impact Quality Measures in Michigan's EHDI 1/3/6 Program.
The impact of parent engagement on children's outcomes is well researched and published in healthcare, but how can parent engagement impact quality outcomes from healthcare providers? The State of Michigan EHDI Program partnered with Michigan Hands & Voices to creatively improve quality statistics for diagnosis and early intervention in the state. Collaboratively, they developed the Michigan Hands & Voices 1/3/6 program, which addresses improving performance statewide with the National EHDI 1/3/6 Goals. The goal of the program is to connect both a professional and a parent to diagnostic and early intervention programs throughout the state in order to emphasize the importance of accurate and early screening, diagnosis and referral for children who are deaf or hard of hearing. The professional speaks to program goals, evidence based practice, clinical practice guidelines, screening techniques and referral. The parent provides a connect to purpose story to remind professionals of the impact they can and do have with the families they serve. By providing both perspectives, the program aims to move quality outcomes in the state by connecting providers to, not only the program requirements and information they need, but also the purpose that drives the entire team - giving each child excellent care and the resources they need to thrive.
This panel will discuss different perspectives of:
1. The roll out of our program
2. The initial outcomes seen over the first year
3. Challenges and changes to the program
4. The future of the program
- Learn the importance of integrating parent stories into training programs and program evaluation.
- Learn how to integrate parent stories into training programs and program evaluation.
- Learn about potential challenges and barriers seen by this team when implementing this program.
Presentation:
18878_10315HilaryPamperin.pdf
Handouts:
Handout is not Available
Transcripts:
18878_10315HilaryPamperin.doc
Presenters/Authors
Karen Wisinski
(), Michigan Hands & Voices, wisinskiK@michigan.gov;
Karen Wisinski lives in Brighton, Michigan, and is mom to two teen boys. The youngest is hard of hearing. Karen is Program Director for Michigan Hands & Voices™, and part of the Michigan team that worked to build membership, an active board, a successful Guide By Your Side™ program, and an ASTra program in less than four years. Karen is the 2014 recipient of The Seaver Vision Award from Hands & Voices Headquarters.
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Debra Behringer
(), MI Dept of Community Health, behringerd@michigan.gov;
Public health/maternal child health nurse for 35 years. Background experience in hospital, clinic, home care nursing and nurse consultant for the state of Michigan. Public health nurse educator for RN-BSN students.
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Samantha Ramirez
(), Wayne State University, samanthamayramirez@gmail.com;
Samantha Ramirez is a 4th year Au.D. student at Wayne State University in Detroit, MI and is anticipating graduation in May 2019. Samantha's interest in the EHDI program began when she became a volunteer hearing screener at Beaumont Health in Royal Oak, MI as a 1st year student. Samantha helped implement new training processes at Beaumont and saw improvements in screening outcomes and return for follow-up for the well-baby population. She used her leadership with the volunteer program as a catalyst for her Au.D. research project which she presents to the EHDI 2019 Conference today. She is currently completing her clinical externship at Kaiser Permanente in Redwood City, CA.
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Hilary Pamperin
(), Michigan Hands & Voices, hilary.pamperin@snc.edu;
Hilary Pamperin, RN, BSN serves as the Michigan Hands & Voices Parent Engagement Coordinator in partnership with the State of Michigan EHDI program. She is the parent of a D/HH child and also serves as a nurse leader with eight years of experience.
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Victoria McIntosh
(), Michigan Hands & Voices, torijmcintosh@gmail.com ;
Tori McIntosh is a Parent Liaison for Michigan Hands & Voices 1/3/6 Program and is a parent of a D/HH child.
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