Understanding Hearing Loss

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Understanding Hearing Loss
Nature of Hearing Loss
Degree of Hearing Loss
Amplification
Ways to Help
Evidence
How we hear
Hearing Tests
Hearing Aids
Communication
GOV.UK
Sensorineural
Level of Hearing Loss
Bone Conduction Hearing Devices
Top Tips
NDCS Booklets
Conductive
Sounds of Speech
Cochlear Implants
Listening Environment
Resources
Auditory Neuropathy Spectrum Disorder
Simulating a Hearing Loss
Assistive Listening Devices
Support
References
Strength of Evidence
Transferability
Editors' Comments
Areas for further research
Online Community

Transferability

The information collated is intended to inform parents/carers, early years practitioners and teachers about the implications of a hearing loss and ways to promote access, to enable and empower them to have high expectations and to celebrate their child's achievements.

Whilst some links are specific to the UK, information about the nature and degree of hearing loss is globally relevant. Information about different types of amplification and basic day to day maintenance of post-aural hearing aids is relevant internationally.