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Type: Thesis
Title: Hearing in South Australia : disability, impairment and quality-of-life / David Hugh Wilson.
Author: Wilson, David H., 1942-
Issue Date: 1997
School/Discipline: Dept. of Community Medicine
Abstract: Reports on the prevalence of hearing impairment, and the quality-of-life of hearing impaired adults in South Australia, using a study group aged 15 years or older. Questions the value of previous Australian hearing studies, which were based on self-reported disability. The quality-of-life study which compared scores for the hearing impaired with people suffering other chronic conditions, and a control group, shows that the severe hearing impaired group had quality-of-life scores below that of the control group and the norm for the population.
Dissertation Note: Thesis (Ph.D.)--University of Adelaide, Dept. of Community Medicine, 1997
Subject: Hearing impaired South Australia.
Quality of life South Australia.
Description: Bibliography: leaves 199-215.
215 leaves ; 30 cm.
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