Hearing Loss Prevention
A Business Process
12/14/98
Click here to start

Table of Contents

1. Hearing Loss Prevention - A Business Process

2. Hearing Conservation Program Annual Cost Estimates

3. Current Paradigm: Cost Effectiveness

4. Hearing Conservation Outcome Must Equal Noise Control Outcome

5. Problems with Current Systems - Data are stored separately

6. Problems with Current Systems - Data difficult to integrate to assess program effectiveness

7. Problems with Current Systems - STS + Presbycusis Approaches Material Impairment

8. Current Issues: Prevalence of Program Aspects by Company Size

9. Current Issues: Current Expenditures

10. Sentinel Health Event Indicators of Hearing Conservation Program Failure

11. Some Reasons For Employer's Concern

12. New Paradigm 2000+ Hearing Loss Prevention is a “Wellness” Issue

13. Hearing Health As Asset Management Managing Hearing Loss Prevention as a Business Process

14. Hearing Loss Prevention View of Traditional NC/HCP Program Elements