Hearing loss and employment in the United States
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- DOI: 10.3233/WOR-131746
Hearing loss and employment in the United States
Abstract
This Sounding Board article will briefly review the biopsychosocial impact of hearing loss. It will consider the individual and employment; the laws supporting employment and the current vocational rehabilitation system assisting people with hearing loss remain in the workplace. It concludes with the author's suggestion of three systematic changes to enhance the employee's workplace success.
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