Australian and New Zealand
Journal of Audiology
(Formerly the Australian Journal of Audiology)

A quality peer-reviewed journal of the Audiological Society of Australia
and the New Zealand Audiological Society. Together these two societies represent more than 1200 academically qualified audiologists with a minimum Master's Audiology degree (or equivalent). Members have agreed to practise audiology in accordance with a Code of Ethics and Professional Standards of Practice. The Society's journal is designed to provide readers not only with research outcomes but also, education and practice information to promote the profession of audiology.

Indexing agencies for the journal include:

Biosis Previews, Biological Abstracts

as well as PsycINFO. The e-journal version is available as part of the AAP Online Collection and ALPSP Learned Journals Collection. It is also accessible in tens of thousands of libraries worldwide via EBSCO Publishing databases and over 700 libraries across Australia and New Zealand via RMIT Publishing (Informit) databases.

Editor
Teresa Ching National Acoustic Laboratories

Associate Editors
Bob Cowan, Bionic Ear Institute, Australia
Louise Hickson, University of Queensland, Australia
Gary Rance, University of Melbourne, Australia
Linnett Sanchez, Flinders University, Australia
Peter Thorne, University of Auckland, New Zealand
Field Rickards, University of Melbourne, Australia

Frequency: 2 issues a year               ISSN: 0157-1532

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Aims and Scope

The Australian and New Zealand Journal of Audiology is the official journal of the Audiological Society of Australia and the New Zealand Audiological Society.

The journal showcases scientific articles offering original contributions to the field of audiology in such diverse areas as clinical practice, cochlear implants, psychoacoustics, speech perception, paediatric assessment and habilitation. Through the Australian and New Zealand Journal of Audiology, the societies aim to promote the dissemination of the science and knowledge of Audiology and related areas. Features of the Australian and New Zealand Journal of Audiology include:

• empirical studiesreview articlesbook reviews
• case studies.

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