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Noise Induced Hearing Loss and Worker's Compensation

Raleigh O. Jones, William H. Green

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Educational objectives: To develop a protocol for evaluating patients with noise‐induced hearing loss (NIHL) and to effectively determine compensable hearing loss and follow‐up needs for individuals with NIHL.

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Educational objectives: To develop a protocol for evaluating patients with noise‐induced hearing loss (NIHL) and to effectively determine compensable hearing loss and follow‐up needs for individuals with NIHL.

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Educational objectives: To develop a protocol for evaluating patients with noise‐induced hearing loss (NIHL) and to effectively determine compensable hearing loss and follow‐up needs for individuals with NIHL.

Key concepts: Noise-induced hearing loss, Hearing loss, Audiology, Compensation (psychology), Noise (video), Workers' compensation, Sudden Hearing Loss, Medicine

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