The newborn hearing screen: why early detection and intervention of pediatric hearing loss is important - The PedsDocTalk Podcast
Did you know newborn hearing screens are routine tests done in the hospital before your baby goes home? Sometimes, parents don't realize it happens because they're sleep-deprived but it does and it's so important. I welcome Kelsey Kerkhove, a pedi...
Did you know newborn hearing screens are routine tests done in the hospital before your baby goes home? Sometimes, parents don’t realize it happens because they’re sleep-deprived but it does and it’s so important. I welcome Kelsey Kerkhove, a pediatric audiologist, to discuss:
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Kelsey Kerkhove
Find out more about Kelsey at kelseykerkhoveaud.com or connect on Instagram @kelseykerkhove_aud
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