Table of contents
- Preliminary material
- Title and verso pages
- Contents
- Acknowledgments
- Abbreviations
- Symbols
- Summary
- Body section
- 1 Introduction
- 1.1 Background
- 1.2 Australian government funded hearing health programs in the Northern Territory
- 1.3 How services are provided
- 1.4 Data collection, management and reporting
- 1.5 Report structure
- 2 Preventive interventions and ear health promotion
- 3 Audiology services
- 3.1 Audiology services provided
- 3.2 Results of hearing assessment
- 3.3 Changes in hearing loss and impairment
- 3.4 Demand for audiology services
- 4 Ear, nose and throat teleotology services
- 4.1 ENT teleotology services
- 4.2 Demand for teleotology services
- 5 Clinical Nurse Specialist services
- 5.1 Children and visits
- 5.2 Types of services provided
- 5.3 Ear health of service recipients
- 6 Ear conditions
- 6.1 Types of ear conditions diagnosed
- 6.2 Hearing status of children and young people with ear conditions
- 6.3 Changes in ear conditions
- 6.4 Disease progression of chronic otitis media
- 7 Special analyses: young people who exited the hearing health programs
- 7.1 Number of services received
- 7.2 Changes in ear and hearing health for young people who exited hearing health programs
- 7.3 Further actions and recommendations for young people who exited hearing health programs
- 1 Introduction
- End matter
- Appendixes
- Appendix A: Data item summary for hearing health data collections
- Appendix B: Data collection forms and information collected
- Appendix C: Data quality statements
- Northern Territory outreach audiology data collection
- Northern Territory ENT teleotology data collection
- Northern Territory Clinical Nurse Specialist data collection
- Appendix D: Hearing facility locations in the Northern Territory
- Appendix E: Comparison of hearing impairment standards
- Appendix F: Additional tables
- Glossary
- References
- List of tables
- List of figures
- List of boxes
- Related publications
- Appendixes