FIAPAS Journal 164
EDITORIAL: Good news, overshadowed by a poor deal. INTERVIEW: Mario Garcés, Secretary of State for Social Services and Equality. REPORT:
EDITORIAL: Good news, overshadowed by a poor deal. INTERVIEW: Mario Garcés, Secretary of State for Social Services and Equality. REPORT:
A brochure published by FIAPAS that informs deaf people of the benefits of hearing aids while raising awareness among audioprosthology professionals of the importance of providing users with information on these features and the benefits of the telecoil.
PETER HITCHENS: What 40 years is all about REPORT: Launch event for the “Let Everyone Hear” campaign HEALTH AND SCIENCE:
EDITORIAL: One rule for a diverse reality. FIAPAS MANIFESTO: World Deaf Day “A Law of All – and for All”.
We would like to present the following FIAPAS Manifesto 2017 to society and the public authorities to mark the World
EDITORIAL: The CERMI project, a way to share. REPORT: Madrid, European disability capital. (By Natalia Beraza, FIAPAS Technical Team) EXPERT
Deaf people seeking or improving on employment and their families may face certain situations when entering the workplace after completing
Deaf people seeking or improving on employment and their families may face certain situations when entering the workplace after completing
Deaf people seeking or improving on employment and their families may face certain situations when entering the workplace after completing
“Assessment of reaction time in sprinters with and without hearing loss: applications for inclusion”
By the Research Team comprising J. Soto Rey, J. Pérez Tejero and J. J. Rojo González (CEDI. Physical Activity and Sport Sciences Fac. UPM, Madrid), J. C. Álvarez Ortiz (Royal Spanish Federation of Athletics) and J. M. Sánchez Pena and J. C. Torres Zafra (Electronic Technology Dept. UC3, Madrid).