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Maximizing Participation for People with Hearing Loss

Mormer et al., 2006

Document ID
12265136373338298698
Author
Mormer E
Ortmann A
Palmer C
Seelman K
Publication year
Publication venue
An Introduction to Rehabilitation Engineering

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The World Health Organization (2002)(Facts about Deafness, 2004) estimates that 250 million people in the world function with a disabling hearing loss. The presence of an uncorrected hearing loss serves to reduce an individual's level of participation in work …
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