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Audiovisual Tool

Noise-induced hearing loss follows you everywhere

(English version) The total duration of the audiovisual tool is 25 minutes.

IMPORTANT : Refer to the facilitator’s guide to ensure appropriate use of the audiovisual tool (july 2008) >>>

This audiovisual tool was designed to educate employers and employees working in a noisy environment about the numerous consequences experienced by the people with noise-induced hearing loss and those in contact with them. The testimonies and role-play situations are aimed to foster acknowledgement of the risk associated with exposure to noise. This tool also aims to make companies aware of the importance of reducing noise and of taking into account the functional limitations of those affected.

Description

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1^st Role-Play Situation: «Join in for the coffee break»

NOTE: to respect the will of the persons who supplied their testimony, we chose not to present, on Internet, extracts of the Section 2, nevertheless the most hard-hitting sector of the video.

Section 1 : Modelling of Noise-Induced Hearing Loss Barely Eligible For Compensation (duration,1min 43sec)
For more details on section 1 >>>

Section 2 : Testimonies of problems experienced by people with noise-induced hearing loss personally as well as with their families (duration, 13min30sec).
For more details on section 2 >>>

Section 3 : Four Role-Play Situations likely to occur in the workplace (duration, 9min).
For more details on section 3 >>>
     - Join in for the coffee break
     - More efficient information session
     - Enhanced communication in a noisy surrounding
     - Increased security in a noisy environment

IMPORTANT :

This audiovisual tool is available on three different media:
     - VHS cassette
     - Computer CD-ROM (Win Media Player-Mpeg Format)
      - DVD.
A complete viewing can be made by contacting one of the teams of occupational health services (to know those of your region, see the menu CSSS / DSP at the top of this page).

If you wish to obtain a copy of the video, contact madam Hélène Boudreault, in charge of the «Provincial project : Noise, deafness and other consequences», by e-mail helene.boudreault@csssvc.qc.ca ; by fax: 418-623-7513 or by mail at the following address : CSSS de la Vieille Capitale, 2400, avenue d' Estimauville, SAT-5e étage, Québec (Québec), Canada, G1E 7G9

Production of this audiovisual tool was made possible through the funding and support received from the ministère de la Santé et des services sociaux (MSSS) and from the Table de concertation nationale en santé au travail (TCNSAT).

Working group : Claude Cornellier (Agence de la santé et des services sociaux de la Montérégie), Pierrette Doyon (Agence de la santé et des services sociaux de la Capitale Nationale), Louise Toussaint (Centre de santé et des services sociaux du Grand-Littoral), and Pauline Fortier (Agence de la santé et des services sociaux de la Montérégie).

Page update : February 11, 2009

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