Survey- Ear health research project

The role of health professionals in the early detection of Otitis Media in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Children study

If you are a health professional currently working to detect otitis media in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children, researchers from Flinders University would like to hear from you. If you are working in South Australia or the Northern Territory and would be interested in sharing your views on resource awareness, use and confidence, please click on the survey link below. The survey will take approximately 10- 15 minutes. Participation is voluntary and responses will be kept confidential.

Flinders University Lisa Callahan:

"I am an audiologist and PhD Candidate at Flinders University working as part of a larger ear health team.  Our research is examining resource access, use and confidence in use for health professionals involved in performing ear health evaluations for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children in SA and NT.  We are currently implementing an online survey with health professionals across SA and NT on this topic, particularly Aboriginal Health Workers and Practitioners, GPs, nurses, allied health professionals and pediatricians."