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About one to two in every 1,000 babies has significant hearing loss.

The SWISH program aims to identify babies born with significant hearing loss and introduce them to appropriate services as soon as possible after birth.

  • Why does my baby need a hearing check?
  • Why does my baby need a repeat hearing check?
  • Why does my baby need a diagnostic assessment?
  • Hearing loss and your baby: the next step (A4 format)
  • Hearing loss and your baby: the next step (A5 format)
  • Audiometry - New Forms for use by Community Nurses in NSW Health Hearing Clinics - Policy Directive
  • Transport for Health - An Information Guide for Patients and their Carers

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This web page is managed and authorised by Primary Health & Community Partnerships of the NSW Department of Health. Last updated: 27 July, 2009

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