Overview

The following is a collection of selected resources related to the subject of the Audiology. Please contact an OCLS Librarian if you need help locating additional resources.

Reference

American Auditory Society: Contains abstracts to research presented at conferences for the last three years and article abstracts from Ear & Hearing Journal.

Audiology Net: Information on a variety of audiology topics for the patients, families, students and healthcare professionals.

Audiology Online: Forum for the exchange of audiology information including CEU's, articles, presentations and communication between professionals. Requires free registration.

Educational Audiology Association: Non-searchable archive of articles from Educational Audiology Review and the Journal of Educational Audiology.

Books

Audiology

Audiology Practice

eBooks

Dictionary of Hearing

Research Databases

Health Reference Center Academic

MEDLINE

PUBMED

Directories

411 Audiology Online: Comprehensive collection of audiological and hearing loss information resources.

Online Audiology and Speech-Language Pathology Programs: This on-line directory contains valuable information about thousands of programs that employ audiologists and speech-language pathologists who hold the Certificate of Clinical Competence (CCC) from the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (ASHA).

Organizations

American Academy of Audiology: Professional organization for audiologists. Contains a searchable archive of "Ask an Audiologist" forums, consumer guides and professional information.

Audiology Foundation of America: AFA empowers audiologists to be independent and autonomous practitioners by supporting their educational preparation, professional practice and leadership development.

Selected Websites

ADA Legal Documents Abstracts: A breakdown of the American's with Disabilities Act sections that apply to specific accommodations from The Americans with Disabilities Act-Communication Accommodations Project.

Healthy Hearing: Provides updated information for both hearing professionals and the public on hearing, hearing loss and hearing amplification systems.