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The
information sheets listed on this page are provided by SHHH as a
service to members and to those in the community at large who have an
interest in hearing impairment. While every effort has been
made to ensure the accuracy of the information provided, SHHH accepts
no responsibility for any adverse consequences arising from the
contents of these sheets.
The information sheets listed below require Adobe Acrobat® Reader in order to access them. You may then print them for future reference or to give to a relative or friend. You can download this software for free by clicking on this Adobe link: 1. First
Steps to Managing Hearing Loss 2. Ideas
for Hearing Impaired People: Improving Communication
3. How
Do I Get a Hearing Aid?
4. Getting
the Best from Your Hearing Aid: Managing
Hearing Loss 5. Telephone
Tactics for Those with a Hearing Impairment 6. Too
Old to Hear? Never! A Guide for Seniors
7. Tinnitus
8. What
is a Telecoil?
9. Assistive
Listening Devices
10. Assistive
Listening Systems in Public Places
11. Audio
Loop Systems in Public Places 12. Assistive
Listening Systems in NSW Law Courts 13. Carer's
Guide to Hearing Loss Management.
Do You Have Trouble Hearing Your TV?
A. Helpful
Hints
B. Care
and Maintenance of Hearing Aids
C. Hearing
Aid Checklist E. Communicating
with your Hearing Impaired Patients G. Communication Devices |
Special Sheets
The sheets below do not require Adobe Acrobat to access them. Health Funds InformationInformation on benefits available from health funds. Sydney Opera House, Sydney Theatre and Wharf Theatre Facilities for the hearing impaired. Hearing Loss and Grieving What they have in common. The World from a Hard of Hearing Person's Perspective A paper by SHHH President Richard Brading giving an insider's view. Understanding Hearing Loss - Part 1 and Part 2 A paper by Professor William Gibson outlining what is now available and what is on the horizon for those affected by hearing loss. Hearing
and Hearing Loss – A Guide for Students |