Universal vs high risk screening
Universal vs high risk screening
Universal vs high risk screening
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Pilot Study of Community based<br />
UNHS in MCH<br />
• Uptake rate 77% of attendees at MCH<br />
• Overall coverage rate not known<br />
• Failure rate: 2nd screen 3.8%<br />
• Out of 3,949 screened, 4 cases of Bilateral HI -<br />
1 per 1000 babies<br />
• Mean age of HI identification 85 days (<strong>vs</strong> 9-12<br />
month for distraction test)<br />
KY Chan, SSL leung HKJ Paedatr 2004
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