Military Audiology Association
Dedicated to Preventing Noise-Induced Hearing Loss

Related Sites and Useful Links

DoD Hearing Conservation Resources

• Army On-line Resources
• Navy On-line Resources
• Marine Corps On-line Resources
• Air Force On-line Resources
• DOEHRS Assistance Contact Information

Military/Government Sites

• The Walter Reed Army Medical Center Army Audiology and Speech Center.
• The Navy Environmental Health Center
• The Defense Occupational Environmental Health Readiness System-Data Registry (DOEHRS-DR)
• The Department of Veterans Affairs Denver Acquisition and Logistics Center (DALC)
• The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH)
• The DoD Dictionary of Military Terms
• The National Personnel Records Center (NPRC) provides a method to obtain DD Form 214 and other forms related to military service.
• TRICARE Computer/Electronic Accomodations Program

Noise

• OSHA Hearing Loss Flowchart to help determine reportable STS.
• The Dangerous Decibels project is designed to reduce the incidence on Noise-Induced Hearing Loss by changing knowledge, attitudes, and behaviors of school-aged children.
• Deafening Sounds is arguably the finest media presentation on noise-induced hearing loss and the role which audiologists and other hearing conservationists play in educating the public. (Non-Flash version)
• The OSHA Revised Recordkeeping Rule
• The National Hearing Conservation Association (NHCA)
• The Noise Center of the League for the Hard of Hearing.
• Council for Accreditation in Occupational Hearing Conservation (CAOHC). The 4th Edition of The Hearing Conservation Manual is now available.

Audiology

• The Audiology Awareness Campaign wants to educate the public about the profession of audiology.
• Audiology Resources is an international website for professionals in audiology and related fields.
• The American Academy of Audiology
• The American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (ASHA)
• The Audiology Foundation of America lists Distance-Learning Comparisons for the AuD.
• The Listen-Up Web Page is also a huge site which specializes in information for people with hearing loss. Lots of information and resources for parents and hearing impaired children. There’s also a section devoted to military resources emphasizing military families and hearing impaired children.
• HealthLinks.net is a huge portal site with thousands of keyword-searchable links to help people locate medical and healthcare information.