Guidance from the British Society of Audiology

15.02.16

BSA: Procedure for Pure-tone air-conduction and bone-conduction threshold audiometry with and without masking

This document describes standard procedures and recommendations for effective pure-tone audiometry carried out in most audiological contexts. It also includes descriptors for pure-tone audiograms and the recommended format for audiogram forms. T...

15.02.16

BSA Recommended procedure for taking aural impressions

This document presents a Recommended Procedure by the British Society of Audiology (BSA) for safe and effective taking of aural impressions using a syringe or gun and using silicone impression material are required for the manufacture of he...

15.02.16

BSA Guidance on Ear examination

This document describes the guiding principles for safe and effective ear examination (also known as otoscopy) carried out in any audiological context, with both children and adults. The specific motivation, and the optimal approach, for ex...

15.02.16

Common principles of rehabilitation for adults with hearing- and-or balance-related problems in routine audiology services

This document presents Practice Guidance by the British Society of Audiology (BSA). This Practice Guidance represents, to the best knowledge of the BSA, the evidence-base and consensus on good practice, given the stated methodology and scope of...

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