Targeted (risk-based) approach in your screening program

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In a school with 6000 learners, and you ( the only audiologist in the area) are hired to conduct a hearing screening program over a week. The teachers suspect that close to 50 learners are likely to have a hearing loss. Would you choose a universal approach or a targeted (risk-based) approach in your screening program?

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