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April 8, 2026American Journal of Audiology2 citations

Teleaudiology for Infant Diagnostic Assessments: Audiologists' Views on Challenges and Opportunities in a Well-Established Screening Program

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JPJocelyn PhillipsDTDani TomlinKGKelley Graydon

Key Points

  • This research aims to evaluate the potential impacts of teleaudiology on infant diagnostic assessments and highlight necessary improvements for service delivery.
  • Assessing audiologists' views on teleaudiology implementation
  • Identifying training needs for facilitators
  • Evaluating communication strategies with families
  • Analyzing resource management for effective service delivery
  • Teleaudiology can enhance access to services for infants
  • Training and communication are critical for successful implementation
  • Proper resource management could maintain service quality in remote areas

Abstract

A teleaudiology model of infant diagnostic assessments in Victoria has the potential to improve accessibility if facilitator training, effective family communication, and resource management are prioritized to ensure service quality is not impacted. A proposed training model offers a novel approach to use teleaudiology to maintain service access, as well as improve workforce experience in underserviced areas.

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Phillips et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69d5f07d74eaea4b11a79f5bhttps://doi.org/10.1044/2026_aja-25-00166
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