Introduction Telehealth programs are important to deliver otolaryngology services for
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children living in rural and remote areas, where …

A mobile ear-screening service was established in an Aboriginal community in central
Queensland. Telemedicine allowed ear nose and throat (ENT) specialists at the tertiary …

Objective: The increasing prevalence and earlier onset of chronic health conditions amongst
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people has become a concerning and significant …

The prevalence of ear disease and hearing loss is greater for Indigenous children than for
their non-Indigenous counterparts. In 2009, we established a mobile ear-screening service …

Objective: To develop an artificial intelligence image classification algorithm to triage
otoscopic images from rural and remote Australian Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander …

Approximately 32 million children globally present with disabling hearing loss. Despite
evidence describing the negative consequences of hearing loss, there is still a lack of …

OBJECTIVE:: To determine if digitised still eardrum images, with a clinical history, and
audiometry and tympanometry data provide sufficient information to an ear specialist to …

This consensus statement provides new recommendations for primary care assessment of
ear health and hearing status of young Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children who …

November 2012 exclusively for TheHearingJournal. com certification. Modules are being
specifically designed to provide audiologists with a greater awareness of Aboriginal and …

We studied the diagnoses made by an otologist and general practitioner (GP) from video-
otoscopy recordings on children made by a telehealth facilitator. The gold standard was …