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A New Analysis of the Audiology Workforce, Benchmarked to Other Healthcare Professions
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A New Analysis of the Audiology Workforce, Benchmarked to Other Healthcare Professions

Victor Bray and Amyn Amlani
Audiology Practices, v 14(4), pp 42-51
Dec 2022
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https://audiologist.org/_resources/publications/audiology-practices/2022/Vol-14-Num-4-DEC.pdf#page=44View
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Abstract

The primary role of audiology is to assess hearing status, diagnose auditory and balance system disorders, and provide treatment to patients with hearing and vestibular problems. The objective of audiological care is to provide professional services—augmented by advancements in technology offerings—that are accessible and meet the demands of consumers in improving their quality of life (QoL). The responsibility of the profession, then, is to make certain it generates a dynamic, balanced, and viable supply of professionals (i.e., workforce) that can service the hearing healthcare needs of its population. [1st paragraph]

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