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Download full textMauk, Gary W. – 1994
While the commitment to technology for neonatal and infant hearing screening in this country has come a long way and is evolving rapidly, the average age of 18-30 months, at which young children with auditory disabilities are identified, is still unacceptable. The promise of earlier detection, diagnosis, and habilitation of hearing loss is within…
Descriptors: Agency Cooperation, Auditory Tests, Change Strategies, Child Advocacy
