Developing evidence-based hearing standards for the police service

23rd November 2021Kerry Barker, Postgraduate Researcher, University of Southampton

With police officers making crucial decisions every day – in some cases on life or death issues – it’s essential that hearing is good enough for them to receive the information they need, yet no nationally consistent test of job-specific hearing ability exists within the police service; Postgraduate Researcher Kerry Barker of the University of Southampton explains the work currently being done to develop an evidence-based test, and how officers can help.

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Developing evidence-based hearing standards for the police service

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