Hearing problems in the learning disability population: is anybody listening?

MCCLIMENS, Alex, BRENNAN, Siobhan and HARGREAVES, Pauline (2015). Hearing problems in the learning disability population: is anybody listening? British Journal of Learning Disabilities, 43 (3), 153-160.

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Abstract
We undertook this project because we believed that hearing loss experienced by the target population was greater than the referral figures suggested. Therefore, we set up a trial service initiative designed to examine the efficacy of different referral routes into audiology services for adults with learning disability. This retrospective analysis focuses on the generation of data on hearing loss on a small population sample (n = 136) gathered over a 6-month period in 2012. We suggest remedial action now to prevent more problems in the future.
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