Call centers and noise-induced hearing loss
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- DOI: 10.4103/1463-1741.178512
Call centers and noise-induced hearing loss
Abstract
Noise is defined as unwelcome sound. It has been estimated that 16% of adult hearing loss in the world is due to noise exposure at the workplace. This report offers a case that diagnosed with hearing loss of whom working as a call center operator at home. Home agent operators should be explored.
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