Auditory SceneGuides
We bring clinical assessment, preventive audiology and regulatory topics together in one practical hub. Content will be published progressively.
Occupational Noise & Protection
Workplace noise exposure, legal limit values and measures to protect hearing — based on Türkiye regulation and international standards.
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Assessment, amplification and counseling for common clinical cases.
Auditory Rehabilitation
For audiologists and students
PublishedView →- Foundations (live), Erber, assessment
- Ling 6, device check, session planning
- IEP goals and family guidance
Hearing Aids
Types, selection, fitting
PublishedView →- Device styles (BTE/RIC/ITE)
- Selection criteria
- Fitting and verification
Cochlear Implant
Candidacy, process, outcomes
In preparationView →- Candidacy criteria
- Surgery and process
- Rehabilitation and outcomes
Children's Hearing Health
Newborn screening, pediatrics
In preparationView →- Newborn hearing screening
- Age-based milestones
- Family guidance
Preventive Audiology
Preventing noise-related risk and protecting hearing.
Occupational Noise & Protection
Exposure and prevention
PublishedView →- Exposure limits
- Personal protectors
- Monitoring and measurement
Hearing Care for Musicians
Stage, monitors, protectors
In preparationView →- Stage and rehearsal risks
- Musician earplugs
- Protective strategies
Environmental Noise & Protection
Public health and protection
In preparationView →- Traffic and industrial noise
- Guideline values and mapping
- Personal protection
Regulations & Rights in TĂĽrkiye
Practical references for hearing aid reimbursement, disability reports and rights in TĂĽrkiye.
SGK Reimbursement (TĂĽrkiye)
Hearing aid payments by TĂĽrkiye's social security
PublishedView →- Eligibility conditions
- Required documents
- Reimbursement steps
Disability Report & Rights (TĂĽrkiye)
Health board report process and rights
In preparationView →- Report process
- Rights and benefits
- How to apply
Frequently asked questions
Written for students and professionals as a quick clinical and field reference — they are not patient-education material.
Progressively. Ready guides are marked “Published”, while those in progress show “In preparation”.
Yes. Content is reviewed and revised as evidence and guidelines change.
Guides draw on current literature and clinical guidelines; relevant sources are noted in the text.
Absolutely. Tell us which topics you'd like to see at info@isitmeatolyesi.com.
Related resources
Use the guides alongside the rest of the site.