THE SOCIETAL COSTS OF SEVERE TO PROFOUND HEARING LOSS IN THE UNITED STATES
Penny Mohr(Project HOPE), Margaret W. Skinner(Washington University in St. Louis), Jennifer L. Dunbar(Project HOPE), Robert K. Rittenhouse(Arizona School for the Arts), John K. Niparko(Johns Hopkins University), Amy McConkey-Robbins, Jacob J. Feldman(National Center for Health Statistics)
International Journal of Technology Assessment in Health Care
October 1, 2000
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