Web Sites of Interest
Our health, our care, our say: a new direction
for community services Jan 06 This White Paper sets a new direction for the
whole health and social care system. It confirms the vision set out in the Department of
Health Green Paper, Independence, Well-being and Choice. There will be a radical and
sustained shift in the way in which services are delivered, ensuring that they are more
personalised and that they fit into people’s busy lives. We will give people a stronger
voice so that they are the major drivers of service improvement. Link to Department of Health Web Site
Addenbrooke's NHS Trust Audiology Department home page
Audiometric Calibration and Standards including the BSA Standards Forum
Audiology Dept., Glan Clywd Hospital, Wales
British Association of Audiovestibular Physicians
British Association of Paediatricians in Audiology
The British Association of Teachers of the Deaf (BATOD)
British Society of Neuro-Otology
Cortical Electric Response Audiometry Website
Deaf Education Through Listening and Talking (DELTA)
Department of Health Website including Digital Aids and the NHS
Hearing Aid Council
Hearing and Balance Centre, ISVR, Southampton,UK
International Journal of Audiology
International Society of Audiology
Journal of Noise and Health site
MCHAS (Modernising children's hearing aid services)
Medical Research Council - Newborn hearing screen
National Deaf Childrens Society
Royal National Institute for Deaf People
Specialist Library for ENT and Audiology
The Official Report (Hansard) is the edited verbatim report of
proceedings in both Houses. Commons Hansard covers proceedings in the
Commons Chamber, Westminster Hall and Standing Committees. Lords
Hansard covers proceedings in the Lords Chamber and its Grand
Committees.
Members' words are reported with repetitions and redundancies omitted
and with obvious mistakes omitted, but nothing is left out which adds to
the meaning of the speech or illustrates the argument. Both Official
Reports also contain the relevant Written Ministerial Statements and
Written Answers.
They are published the next day in printed form at 7.30 am and appear on
this website at 8 am (Hansard for Friday sittings will be available on
the following Monday). To locate Hansard references from 1988, please
use the Search Engine.
There will be important information for all RHAD members about the
regulation of hearing aid audiologists in the very near future on the HAC website
