Postnatal hearing loss. Progressive, late-onset, or acquired hearing loss in children
This brochure, complementary to the “CODEPEH Recommendations 2023” document, tackles postnatal hearing loss as a hearing disorder detected after birth,
Universal newborn hearing screening. Clinical problems and frequently asked questions: CODEPEH recommendations 2022
This CODEPEH document analyses and aims to provide answers, based on the most recent scientific evidence, on how to recruit
Universal newborn hearing screening. Clinical problems and frequently asked questions
This brochure, which is a supplement to the Document “CODEPEH Recommendations 2022”, proposes an action protocol with measures to improve
Hearing loss in children with associated disabilities (AD+): CODEPEH recommendations 2021
Approximately 40% of children with deafness have an additional developmental disorder or major medical problem, which may delay the age
Prevention and early diagnosis of ototoxic hearing loss: 2020 CODEPEH recommendations
Ototoxicity is defined as reversible or irreversible damage to the inner ear caused by various substances called ototoxic substances that
Hearing loss in children with associated disabilities (AD+). Diagnostic and therapeutic approach
This leaflet, in addition to the Document “Hearing Loss in Children with associated disabilities (AD+): CODEPEH Recommendations 2021”, addresses a
FIAPAS Manifesto 2021. Inclusive and accessible goods, services, spaces and environments
We would like to present the following FIAPAS Manifesto 2021 to society and the public authorities to mark the World
Prevention and early diagnosis of hearing loss from ototoxic drugs
This brochure, complementary to the document “PREVENTION AND EARLY DIAGNOSIS OF OTOTOXIC HEARING LOSS: CODEPEH 2020 recommendations”, deals with a
FIAPAS Journal 172
EDITORIAL: Letter to the FIAPAS-Associative Movement of Families. REPORT: COVID-19 does not stop FIAPAS. FIAPAS NETWORKS: An “X” that is
When talking about COVID-19 with your children with hearing loss…
Talking about a sensitive topic like COVID-19 with our children can be tricky. We have come up with some tips