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2008 CAA Annual Conference

 


The Joint Committee on Infant Hearing Position Statement.  The committee, with representatives from a range of disciplines and organizations, and representation from the American Academy of Audiology by Alison Grimes and Christine Yoshinaga-Itano, has produced this best-practices, evidence-based guideline on newborn hearing screening, audiologic and medical diagnosis and audiologic, medical and educational management (Early Intervention), for the infant with hearing loss or deafness.

JCIH Position Statement Updates:

  • Definition of targeted hearing loss
  • Hearing screening and rescreening protocols
  • Diagnostic audiologic evaluation
  • Medical evaluation
  • Early Intervention
  • Surveillance and Screening
  • Communication
  • Information Infrastructure

The Position Statement is now avaliable on the AAA's web site

A printed version of the Position Statement will be mailed as a supplement to the Nov/Dec Issue of Audiology Today.

eAudiology Web Seminar - To learn more about this position statement, participate in the online web seminar: Pediatric Diagnostic and Treatment: Summary of the Joint Committee on Infant Hearing Screening – presented by Alison Grimes. This two-part seminar is available on-demand now.  Earn .4 CEUs - Tier 1 Credits Available.

This web seminar discusses the breadth and depth of the JCIH statement, with particular emphasis on those aspects of the program that impact audiologists:  diagnosis (objective and behavioral), audiologic treatment (amplification, counseling, early intervention programming, counseling, referrals, collaboration with other professionals, and parent/family issues).   The risk-factors for congenital and late-onset/progressive hearing loss have been updated and will be presented.

Visit eAudiology.org to register and for more information.

 


A free hour of continuing education credit for newborn hearing screening is available online here. Other modules are also available at the same website. (Click on "Available Courses.")

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