The Audiologist’s Guide to Hearing Aids, Personal Sound Amplification Products, Hearables, and Over-the-Counter Devices
This guidance was developed to assist audiologists in understanding the differences between prescription hearing aids and over-the-counter (OTC) hearing aids and in answering questions about these devices and to guide the evolution of clinical practices in light of the availability of OTC hearing aids.
Clinical Guidance Document: Assessment of Hearing in Infants and Young Children
This clinical guidance document describes recommended practices for the assessment of auditory function in children. The most appropriate protocol will be individualized for each child based on their developmental and/or chronological age and other relevant factors.
Ethical Practice Guideline for Relationships with Industry for Audiologists Providing Clinical Care (Retired as of 2024)
Guidelines for Ethical Practice in Research for Audiologists (Retired as of 2024)
Infection Control in Audiological Practice
The scope of practice in audiology has changed significantly over the last 20 years, and infection control has become an important issue. In the delivery of any health related service, it is the health professional’s responsibility to ensure the safety of all patients served.
