Hearing and Learning Dissabilities - HaLD

Pre-appointment information

Easy read appointment letter – Glasgow

t_anon Appointment letter SGHIn Glasgow we send out a photo appointment letter. This letter gives details of the department and photographs of the professionals who will be involved in the assessment. To download our leaflet click on the link below.

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Andrea Jones – Speech and Language Therapist – Glasgow

    Easy read appointment letter, Derby

    We use and easy read appointment letter and find the combination of symbols and written words  makes the information accessible to a wider range of people (we have had comments about its accessibility from carers with poor vision).

    SHC appointment using symbols

    Denny Fransman and Carl Davies

    Special Hearing Clinic, Derby

      Pre-appointment checklist

      We use this checklist especially with new service users where there is a query about their hearing status. I find this useful to open up a discussion with family or carers about situations where a service user may be having difficulty hearing. If we have a lot of  YES responses, then we will talk about making a referral to Audiology from there. Some questions may be explained by a persons learning difficulty but also possibly a hearing loss. The changes in behaviour section could potentially explain a new ear infection. To download our checklist click on the link HEARING CHECKLIST

      Louise McMillan. SLT. South Glos PCT.

        Booklet – “Your hearing test”, Dorset

        This excellent booklet was submitted to the site by the Speech and Language Therapy Team for Adults with Learning Disabilities from East Dorset  – Audiology Service for adults with Learning Disabilities.

        It is clear and simply written and contains symbols and photographs.

        Your hearing test EASTJuly..

        Emma Derbal-Jones

        Speech and Language Therapy Assistant

        KingsPark Hospital