• Iran J Public Health · Mar 2014

    Developing a bilingual "persian cued speech" website for parents and professionals of children with hearing impairment.

    • Guita Movallali and Firoozeh Sajedi.
    • Pediatric Neurorehabilitation Research Center, University of Social Welfare &Rehabilitation Sciences , Tehran, Iran.
    • Iran J Public Health. 2014 Mar 1; 43 (3): 367-71.

    BackgroundThe use of the internet as a source of information gathering, self-help and support is becoming increasingly recognized. Parents and professionals of children with hearing impairment have been shown to seek information about different communication approaches online. Cued Speech is a very new approach to Persian speaking pupils. Our aim was to develop a useful website to give related information about Persian Cued Speech to parents and professionals of children with hearing impairment.MethodsAll Cued Speech websites from different countries that fell within the first ten pages of Google and Yahoo search-engines were assessed. Main subjects and links were studied. All related information was gathered from the websites, textbooks, articles etc.ResultsUsing a framework that combined several criteria for health-information websites, we developed the Persian Cued Speech website for three distinct audiences (parents, professionals and children).ConclusionAn accurate, complete, accessible and readable resource about Persian Cued Speech for parents and professionals is available now.

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