The Hearing Journal Archives View Articles by Topic All Topics Assistive Devices Aural Habilitation - Children Aural Rehabilitation/Counseling - Adults Balance/Dizziness Batteries Bone Conduction Implants/Aids CAP/APD Career Center / Jobs Cochlear Implants Device Warranty/Loss & Damage/Repair/Financing EarMolds / Impressions Electrophysiology Ethics Hearing & Hearing Loss Hearing Aids - Adults Hearing Aids - Children Hearing Conservation and Noise Hearing Eval/Screen - Children/Special Pop Hearing Evaluation - Adults Infection Control / Cerumen Mgmt Medical & Surgical Middle Ear Implants/Aids Miscellaneous Otoacoustic Emissions Practice Management/Marketing/Business Issues Professional Issues/Ethics Tinnitus & Hyperacusis Sort By:  Date | Author(s) Current Sort: Publication Date DESC From the Editor: Bidding a fond farewell to Jerry Laux David H. Kirkwood 6/2009 HJ Report David H. Kirkwood 6/2009 Page Ten: Hearing loss prevention information everyone can use Greg Flamme 6/2009 The Best of Audiology Literature David H. Kirkwood, H. Gustav Mueller, Linda Hood, Fan-Gang Zeng, Brad A. Stach, and David Wark 6/2009 Nuts & Bolts: Recruitment and conductive hearing loss Robert Martin 6/2009 Gyl's Guide to Managing for Success: Attitude really is everything Gyl Kasewurm 6/2009 The Final Word: Plan ahead to stay out of the shrubbery Dennis Van Vliet 6/2009 From the Editor: Tax credit bill is nearing the finish line David H. Kirkwood 5/2009 HJ Report David H. Kirkwood 5/2009 Page Ten: Understanding in noise: Perception vs. performance Gabrielle H. Saunders 5/2009 Move toward third-party hearing care coverage is advancing on multiple fronts Brande Victorian 5/2009 AudiologyNow! 2009 David H. Kirkwood and Brande Victorian 5/2009 Honors and accolades bestowed in Dallas David H. Kirkwood 5/2009 AAS meeting draws record attendance to program rich in scientific research David H. Kirkwood 5/2009 Hearing & Children: Princess Maggie and the Magic Ears Douglas L. Beck 5/2009 Nuts & Bolts: Amplification strategies for people with poor hearing Christine Jones and Robert Martin 5/2009 Companies unveil latest offerings at AAA David H. Kirkwood 5/2009 The Final Word: Who's in charge? Dennis Van Vliet 5/2009 From the Editor: Make sure your hearing aid patients can take advantage of compatible cell phones David H. Kirkwood 4/2009 HJ Report David H. Kirkwood 4/2009 Page Ten: Acceptance of background noise: Recent Developments Patrick N. Plyler 4/2009 A candid round table discussion on open-canal hearing aid fittings H. Gustav Mueller 4/2009 Despite challenging economic conditions, practitioners in survey remain upbeat David H. Kirkwood 4/2009 Pathways: Is there auditory neglect? Frank E. Musiek 4/2009 Study measures user benefit of mid-level entry in manufacturer's Velocity series Robert M. Ghent Jr. 4/2009 'Consumer Connection' is theme at HIA David H. Kirkwood 4/2009 Small Talk: The road less traveled Jace Wolfe and Jacque Rogers-Scholl 4/2009 Nuts & Bolts: Binaural hearing on the telephone: Welcome to the 21st century August Hernandez and Robert Martin 4/2009 The Final Word: Do you 'smoke check' your patients? Dennis Van Vliet 4/2009 From the Editor: Not just another e-newsletter David H. Kirkwood 3/2009 HJ Report David H. Kirkwood 3/2009 Page Ten: Dead zones: What are they and what do you do about them? Brian C.J. Moore 3/2009 Survey on ethics finds dispensers divided on how to practice on the side of the angels David H. Kirkwood 3/2009 Just $19.95! But wait, there's more! David B. Hawkins and Greta C. Stamper 3/2009 Results reported from two clinical trials of a real-ear system within a hearing aid Aaron Schroeder, Justyn Pisa, and Laurel Olson 3/2009 Study compares hearing aids fitted online with clinical findings Suzanne H. Kimball and Susan Yopchick 3/2009 American with Disabilities Act paved the way for CapTel and Web CapTel Frank Endres 3/2009 Hearing & Children: LOFT participants learn they are not alone Ken Levinson 3/2009 Gyl's Guide to Managing for Success: Is it time for 'stump-removal'? Gyl A. Kasewurm 3/2009 Nust & Bolts: In case of battery ingestion, act fast! Robert L. Martin 3/2009 The Final Word: Seeing through the patient's eyes Dennis Van Vliet 3/2009 From the Editor: Remembering Judy Gravel David H. Kirkwood 2/2009 HJ Report David H. Kirkwood 2/2009 Page Ten: 'I want to party, but my hearing aids won't let me!' Barbara Shinn-Cunningham 2/2009 Despite hard times, exit strategies exist for retirement-minded practice owners Judith Nemes 2/2009 Insights on the origins of tinnitus: An overview of recent research James A. Kaltenbach 2/2009 Judy Gravel hailed as one who made life better for children with hearing loss David H. Kirkwood 2/2009 Pathways: Frequency discrimination and (C)APD Stephanie Nagle 2/2009 Nuts & Bolts: On auditory neuropathy, aka auditory neuropathy spectrum Wendy Pearce and Robert L. Martin 2/2009 The Final Word: A spicy diagnosis Dennis Van Vliet 2/2009 From the Editor: If at first... David H. Kirkwood 1/2009 HJ Report David H. Kirkwood 1/2009 Page Ten: A Rocky Mountain High approach to the Baby Boomer generation Robert M. Traynor 1/2009 The audiologist's assistant: Assessing a growing trend in practice management Sara Bloom 1/2009 Many factors are involved in optimizing environmentally adaptive hearing aids Gitte Keidser 1/2009 ADA Charts course to nurture a 'culture of practice ownership' in audiology David H. Kirkwood 1/2009 Nuts & Bolts: Battery ingestion: Prevention and treatment Errol Korn 1/2009 Small Talk: 2008's top ten developments for little folks Jace Wolfe and Jacque Rogers-Scholl 1/2009 Gyl's Guide to Managing for Success: Service with a smile: It's a necessity Gyl A. Kasewurm 1/2009 Hearing & Children: Operation 'Pint-Sized Protection' Jacqueline Rogers-Scholl 1/2009 The Final Word: When hearing loss hists close to home David B. Hawkins 1/2009 From the Editor: Thinking Positively About '09 David H. Kirkwood 12/2008 HJ Report David H. Kirkwood 12/2008 Economic Turmoil Threatens to Reverse Recent Growth in the Hearing Aid Market David H. Kirkwood 12/2008 Genetic algorithms: Are they the future of hearing aid fittings? Cheryl Eiler, Deniz Baskent, Karrie Recker, and Brent Edwards 12/2008 Study finds that non-linear frequency compression boosts speech intelligibility Myriel Nyffeler 12/2008 Cooperation, education, and leadership are recurring themes at IHS Convention David H. Kirkwood 12/2008 The role of the director of operations in managing clinicians for success Ann Rabinovitz 12/2008 Nuts & Bolts: Loss-proof, goof-proof hearing aids Robert L. Martin 12/2008 Gyl's Guide: Business vs. busy-ness Gyl A. Kasewurm 12/2008 The Final Word: Many a lesson is taught through tales Dennis Van Vliet 12/2008 From the Editor: Burnishing a tradition David H. Kirkwood 11/2008 HJ Report David H. Kirkwood 11/2008 Pediatric Amplification: A Special Issue Jerry L. Northern 11/2008 Considerations in early amplification: Selection, fitting, validation, counseling Sandra Abbott Gabbard and Jennifer Schryer 11/2008 Listening in the real world: Evidence-based practices in the school setting Judy Elkayam 11/2008 Effects of a directional mic on children's word recognition and novel-word learning Derek Jason Stiles, Ruth A. Bentler, and Karla K. McGregor 11/2008 A comparison of manufacturer-specific prescriptive procedures for infants Richard Seewald, Jillian Mills, Marlene Bagatto, Susan Scollie, and Sheila Moodie 11/2008 Auditory neuropathy spectrum disorder: Evaluation and management Patricia Roush 11/2008 Selecting appropriate technology: Hearing aids, FM, and cochlear implants Jane R. Madell 11/2008 A review of amplification protocols for hearing-impaired infants and children Rebekah F. Cunningham 11/2008 Hearing & Children: A fun way to de-stigmatize hearing aids Stacie Pierce 11/2008 Hearing aids plus cochlear implants: Optimizing the bimodal pediatric fitting Steven A. Huart and Carol A. Sammeth 11/2008 From the Editor: Choosing the right change David H. Kirkwood 10/2008 HJ Report David H. Kirkwood 10/2008 Page Ten: Change is in the air - in more ways than one Richard H. Wilson and Rachel McArdle 10/2008 Cover Story: Is it Real? Research Evaluation for Audiology Literature Catherine V. Palmer, Elaine Mormer, Amanda Ortmann, Dvid Byrne, and Lindsey Keogh 10/2008 Training listeners to identify the sounds of speech: II. Using SPATS software James D. Miller, Charles S. Watson, Doris J. Kistler, Jill E. Preminger, and David J. Wark 10/2008 ViewPoint: It's the stigma, stupid... Not! Neil Clutterbuck 10/2008 Experts discuss telecoils and the future of hearing aid-compatible assistive devices David G. Myers 10/2008 Small Talk: Better Sooner than later: So says the JCIH Jace Wolfe and Jacque Rogers-Scholl 10/2008 Nuts & Bolts: How to make your office a more inviting place Christine Wallace, Melissa Villaseñor, and Robert L. Martin 10/2008 The Final Word: Hiking and hearing aids Dennis Van Vliet 10/2008 An AuD status report Susan Paarlberg 10/2008 A history of the AuD David H. Kirkwood 10/2008 How a kid from Brooklyn became the 'Father of the AuD' David P. Goldstein 10/2008 The Academy's role in the AuD Barry Freeman 10/2008 The 'Woodstock of Audiology' David Berkey 10/2008 Industry played a major role Ross Roeser 10/2008 In praise of consortia Sharon A. Lesner 10/2008 From the Editor: Ethical practice redux David H. Kirkwood 9/2008 HJ Report David H. Kirkwood 9/2008 Page Ten: Reporting audiometric results Brad A. Stach 9/2008 Cover Story: Open-canal hearing aids: A revolution in the making? Judith Nemes 9/2008 Training listeners to identify the sounds of speech: I. A review of past studies Charles S. Watson, James D. Miller, Diane Kewley-Port, Larry E. Humes, and Frederic L. Wightman 9/2008 The future of implantable hearing devices: A special section (Part 2 of 2) The Otologics fully implantable system, by James F. Kasic, Alan W. Franklin, and Robert M. Traynor; TIHS: A totally implantable hearing system, by Rong Z. Gan 9/2008 The Acceptable Noise Level Test as a predictor of a hearing aid benefit Brian Taylor 9/2008 Study measures openness of custom earpieces for open-canal mini-BTE fittings Richard Anesko 9/2008 Epoq study measures user benefits Lise Bruun Hansen 9/2008 Gyl's Guide to Managing for Success: When the going gets tough... Gyl A. Kasewurm 9/2008 Nuts & Bolts: Tips on replacing a computer Melissa Villaseñor and Robert L. Martin 9/2008 Hearing & Children: 'Making Connections!': A Clarke Tradition Claire Blatchford 9/2008 The Final Word: Using hearing aids for ear protection Dennis Van Vliet 9/2008 From the Editor: Cool ideas on a hot summer's day David H. Kirkwood 8/2008 HJ Report David H. Kirkwood 8/2008 Page Ten: Protecting intellectual property: A guide to patents and trademarks Kathleen Campbell 8/2008 Cover Story: Hearing loss prevention goes mainstream and every practitioner has a role to play Karen Pallarito 8/2008 Study explores benefits of a battery club to a private practice and its patients Victoria A. Williams, Jeffrey L. Danhauer, and Carole E. Johnson 8/2008 'The Kiss of Deaf': A case study Levi A. Reiter 8/2008 The future of implantable hearing devices: A special section (Part 1 of 2) Edited by Marshall Chasin 8/2008 Nuts & Bolts: New tool evaluates HA fittings in babies Melissa Villaseñor, Harvey Dillon, and Robert L. Martin 8/2008 The Final Word: Perspective is the key Dennis Van Vliet 8/2008 From the Editor: Looking good David H. Kirkwood 7/2008 HJ Report David H. Kirkwood 7/2008 Page Ten: Cochlear implants and hearing aids: Converging/colliding technologies David Fabry 7/2008 Cover Story: Successful Marketers Suggest Proven Strategies for Growing Your Practice Sara Bloom 7/2008 Oticon makeover transforms outmoded space into a patient-centered practice Judith Nemes 7/2008 Real-world preferences for linked bilateral processing Pauline Smith, Adrian Davis, John Day, Simon Unwin, Graham Day, and Josef Chalupper 7/2008 Gyl's Guide to Managing for Success: To own or not to own Gyl A. Kasewurm 7/2008 Company Close-Up: Bucking industry trends, Sonic Innovations proves its staying power Brande Victorian 7/2008 Hearing & Children: Introducing captioned media early Melissa Griswold 7/2008 The Final Word: Good service leaves a lasting impression Dennis Van Vliet 7/2008 From the Editor: Website brings tax credit law within reach David H. Kirkwood 6/2008 HJ Report David H. Kirkwood 6/2008 Page Ten: What's the value of better hearing? Here are some ways to calculate it Harvey Abrams 6/2008 Special Issue: Honoring the Year's Best Articles David H. Kirkwood 6/2008 Pathways: Testing and treating (C)APD in head injury patients Frank E. Musiek & Gail Chermak 6/2008 ADA + Section 179 = tax savings Mark E. Battersby 6/2008 Small Talk: ACTT: Access, correct, talk, and teach Jace Wolfe and Jacque Rogers-Scholl 6/2008 Nuts & Bolts: Gene therapy for hearing loss: An update Mark Parker & Robert L. Martin 6/2008 The Final Word: In fittings, 'good enough' isn't Dennis Van Vliet 6/2008 From The Editor: Readers to the rescue David H. Kirkwood 5/2008 HJ Report David H. Kirkwood 5/2008 Page Ten: MRI Referral Protocols The Fundamentals Therese C. Walden 5/2008 Cover Story: With good chemistry and communication, practice partnerships can be powerful Judith Nemes 5/2008 Viewpoint: Ten considerations for early intervention derived from nearly 50 years in the clinic David Luterman 5/2008 Academy celebrates 20th birthday amid sweet memories and great expectations David H. Kirkwood 5/2008 Courses feature leading authorities on far-ranging topics Brande Victorian 5/2008 Creating a career employee: Hiring and managing for long-term success Bill Urwin 5/2008 Nuts & Bolts: Baha When conventional devices won't do George Cire and Robert L. Martin 5/2008 Gyl's Guide to Managing for Success: When opportunity arises, don't squander it Gyl A. Kasewurm 5/2008 Hearing & Children: Summer programs provide deaf children with a different perspective Devan K. Folts 5/2008 The Final Word: The fundamental things in life apply ... Dennis Van Vliet 5/2008 From The Editor: Opportunity awaits at betterhearing.org David H. Kirkwood 4/2008 HJ Report David H. Kirkwood 4/2008 Page Ten: How loud is allowed? It's a three-peat! H. Gustav Mueller and Ruth A. Bentler 4/2008 Cover Story: Quest for a Cure: Recent findings advance scientists' understanding of hearing loss Karen Pallarito 4/2008 Making earmold impressions at home: How well can untrained consumers do it? Suzanne H. Kimball 4/2008 At 94, Marion Downs is still having fun—and helping kids with hearing loss Brande Victorian 4/2008 Despite having more advanced features, hearing aids hold line on retail price Earl E. Johnson 4/2008 Criteria for evaluating the performance of linear frequency transposition in children Jane Auriemmo, Francis Kuk, and Patricia Stenger 4/2008 Ida Institute created to help practitioners make patient’s journey a successful one David H. Kirkwood 4/2008 Small Talk: Responsibility, relationships, and referrals:Treating the whole child Jace Wolfe and Jacqueline Rogers Scholl 4/2008 Nuts & Bolts: More 2K plus - Kick it up a notch Robert L. Martin 4/2008 The Final Word: As hearing aids evolve, there’s room for many “species” to survive Dennis Van Vliet 4/2008 From The Editor: Could this fitting have been saved? David H. Kirkwood 3/2008 HJ Report David H. Kirkwood 3/2008 Page Ten: How TELEGRAMS can help you reach out and touch someone Linda Thibodeau 3/2008 Cover Story: Practitioners give high marks for user benefit to open-canal mini-BTEs Earl E. Johnson 3/2008 Prescribing maximum hearing aid output: Differences among manufacturers found H. Gustav Mueller, Ruth A. Bentler, and Yu-Hsiang Wu 3/2008 Inquiry into online hearing test raises doubts about validity Suzanne H. Kimball 3/2008 An integrated data-management system saves time, leaving more for patient care Michel K. Jürgens 3/2008 Hearing & Children: AG Bell’s LOFT program builds teens’ self-confidence and leadership skills Ken Levinson 3/2008 Margo Skinner is lovingly recalled as a dedicated clinician and giften researcher David H. Kirkwood 3/2008 Nuts & Bolts: More 2K Robert L. Martin 3/2008 Nust & Bolts: In case of battery ingestion, act fast! Robert L. Martin 3/2008 Gyl's Guide To Managing For Success: Help is on the way! Gyl A. Kasewurm 3/2008 The Final Word: You're enjoying this, aren't you? Dennis Van Vliet 3/2008 From the Editor: With kids, stakes and rewards seem highest David H. Kirkwood 2/2008 HJ Report David H. Kirkwood 2/2008 Page Ten: Baby waves and hearing aids: Using ABR to fit hearing aids to infants Marlene Bagatto 2/2008 Cover Story: Amplification in the classroom: New technologies, new challenges Judith Nemes 2/2008 Hearing assistance technology in schools: Current practices and trends Cheryl DeConde Johnson 2/2008 Study finds compliant eartips can be used instead of custom earmolds Pauline Smith, Alison Riley, Adrian Davis, Wendy Davies, and Ellen Jeffs 2/2008 We're here to stay is theme of Academy's 20th convention David H. Kirkwood 2/2008 Small Talk: A pediatric audiology column debuts Jace Wolfe and Jacque Rogers-Scholl 2/2008 Nuts & Bolts: Save time, avoid frustration by doing master hearing aid tests Robert L. Martin 2/2008 The Final Word: Striking a different cord Dennis Van Vliet 2/2008 From the Editor: That's right, we're The Hearing Journal David H. Kirkwood 1/2008 HJ Report David H. Kirkwood 1/2008 Page Ten: Vestibuar testing: The good, the bad, and the emesis begin Devin L. McCaslin 1/2008 Cover Story: Research advances understanding of tinnitus, lifts hopes of better treatments Judith Nemes 1/2008 Thin-tube and receiver-in-canal devices: There is positive feedback on both! Stephen A. Hallenbeck and Jennifer Groth 1/2008 Nuts & Bolts: BBs: The hearing aids of the near future Robert L. Martin 1/2008 Gordon Stowe, an industry pioneer, dies David H. Kirkwood 1/2008 Gly's Guide to Managing for Success: Who says I'm bossy? Gyl A. Kasewurm 1/2008 Hearing & Children: Counseling tool enhances dialog with families of children with hearing loss Oticon Pediatrics 1/2008 The Final Word: Advanced technology can't take the place of common sense Dennis Van Vliet 1/2008 From the Editor: A move in the right direction David H. Kirkwood 12/2007 HJ Report David H. Kirkwood 12/2007 Cover Story: Bucking bad economic news, hearing aid sales rise by 5.4% on way to record year David H. Kirkwood 12/2007 Empowering the hearing aid wearer though logging plus learning Donald Hayes 12/2007 New RITE aid is found to provide consistent directional performance Monika Bertges Reber and Matthew Callaway 12/2007 Buoyed by a new name and mission, ADA sets forth on a new beginning David H. Kirkwood 12/2007 In ADA’s vision, practice owners would play dominant role in audiology's future Sara Bloom 12/2007 Entrants in Oticon Makeover Contest seek ways to enhance patient experience David H. Kirkwood 12/2007 Nuts & Bolts: When patients' emotions run high, words alone are not enough Robert L. Martin 12/2007 Gyl's Guide to Managing for Success: It's all about the buzz Gyl A. Kasewurm 12/2007 Active Marketing for Changing Times: How a small practice used marketing magic to savor the sweet smell of success Don Marsh 12/2007 The Final Word: When perfectly good is no longer good enough Dennis Van Vliet 12/2007 From The Editor: Redeeming November: One special issue at a time David H. Kirkwood 11/2007 HJ Report David H. Kirkwood 11/2007 Wireless technology is driving a hearing aid metamorphosis Arthur Boothroyd 11/2007 Wireless transmission of speech and data to, from and between hearing aids Carl Sandrock and Donald J. Schum 11/2007 Historically, the paths of hearing aids and telephones have often intertwined Harry Levitt 11/2007 Increasing hearing aid adoption through multiple environmental listening utility Sergei Kochkin 11/2007 Acceptance of the wireless microphone as a hearing aid accessory for adults David Fabry, Hans Mülder, and Evert Dijkstra 11/2007 Connecting the hearing-impaired in a wireless world Theresa Hnath Chisolm, Sherri L. Smith, Rachel McArdle, and Judith L. Reese 11/2007 Binaural sharing of audio signals; Prospective benefits and limitations Brian C. J. Moore 11/2007 Assessing the feasibility of Bluetooth in hearing rehabilitation Jerry L. Yanz and David A. Preves 11/2007 Hearing and Children: Annie's Story Annie Fagan 11/2007 Advances in professional education hailed at upbeat IHS Annual Convention in Reno David H. Kirkwood 11/2007 From the Editor: Perception is gaining on reality David H. Kirkwood 10/2007 HJ Report David H. Kirkwood 10/2007 Page Ten: Hearing loss and iPods: What happens when you turn them to 11? Brian Fligor 10/2007 Cover Story: Data Logging It's popular but how can this feature be used to help patients? H. Gustav Mueller 10/2007 Fitting hearing aids in three domains Michael Nilsson 10/2007 Adaptation of adult techniques for evaluating vestibular function in children L. Maureen Valente 10/2007 Watch out for those invisible costs that cut into your practice's profits Terry Silance 10/2007 Swimming among the sharks: How to compete with the corporate practices Jim Munsey 10/2007 Putting evidence into practice using a certification program Brian Taylor 10/2007 Gyl's Guide to Managing for Success: One bad apple... Gyl Kasewurm 10/2007 Letters David H. Kirkwood 10/2007 Nuts & Bolts: New products from the earmold lab Robert L. Martin 10/2007 The Final Word: The best laid plans ... Dennis Van Vliet 10/2007 From the Editor: Of cartels and communication assessment David H. Kirkwood 9/2007 HJ Report David H. Kirkwood 9/2007 Page Ten: Linking hearing aids to quailty of life: What's the evidence? Theresa Hnath Chisolm 9/2007 Cover Story: Some masters of management offer suggestions for a successful practice Judith Nemes 9/2007 ViewPoint: Instead of a hearing aid evaluation, let's assess functional communication ability Robert W. Sweetow 9/2007 Auditory hallucinations: An audiological perspective Frank Musiek, Tee Marie Ballingham, Barry Liu, Jennifer Paulovicks, Brooke Swainson, Kevin Tyler, Kristin Vasil, and Jeffrey Weihing 9/2007 Nuts & Bolts: Beware the cotton-tipped applicator Michael Rensink and Robert Martin 9/2007 Pathways: Have we forgotten that (C)APD really is? Gail D. Chermak 9/2007 Pair of winners names in Oticon's $100,000 office makeover contest David H. Kirkwood 9/2007 Hearing & Children: Go where the cows jump over the moon Jacqueline Rogers Scholl 9/2007 Letters David H. Kirkwood 9/2007 The Final Word: In our work, compromise comes with the territory Dennis Van Vliet 9/2007 From The Editor: Good Samaritans and other good news David H. Kirkwood 8/2007 HJ Report David H. Kirkwood 8/2007 Page Ten: Fitting options for adults with unilateral hearing loss Michael Valente 8/2007 Cover Story: Good Samaritans of hearing care cover the world to help those who cannot hear Sara Bloom 8/2007 Software-based auditory training program found to reduce hearing aid return rate Melody Martin 8/2007 Starkey Foundation leaders explain how to run a successful hearing care mission Debbie Wright and Frederic Rondeau 8/2007 Nuts & Bolts: We should be very proud of our industry Robert L. Martin 8/2007 Gyl's Guide to Managing for Success: Let your patients experience the difference Gyl Kasewurm 8/2007 Letters to the Editor: Readers respond to editorial on use of title audioprosthologist David H. Kirkwood 8/2007 Nikki Pikus, noted scientist and AuD advocate dies David H. Kirkwood 8/2007 The Final Word: Selling a treatment plan, not simply hearing aids Dennis Van Vliet 8/2007 From The Editor: A man who made dreams come true David H. Kirkwood 7/2007 HJ Report David H. Kirkwood 7/2007 Page Ten: Unilateral hearing loss in children: A mountain or a molehill? Anne Marie Tharpe 7/2007 Cover Story: Having a career and a family life, too Karen Pallarito 7/2007 A method is devised to make acoustically configured, individually tuned earmolds Chester Pirzanski 7/2007 Hearing loss and prosthesis simulation in audiology Patrick M. Zurek and Joseph G. Desloge 7/2007 New algorithm is designed to take the annoyance out of transient noise Josef Chalupper and Thomas A. Powers 7/2007 Hearing & Children: Teenagers, hearing loss, and hearing aids Cheryl DeConde Johnson, 7/2007 Nuts & Bolts: How to improve word understanding Robert L. Martin 7/2007 George Osborne, a driving force in making audiology a doctoring profession, is dead David H. Kirkwood 7/2007 The Final Word: If at first ... Dennis Van Vliet 7/2007 From the Editor: A great convention, but nothing's perfect David H. Kirkwood 6/2007 HJ Report David H. Kirkwood 6/2007 Page Ten: Everything you ever wanted to know about billing Debbie Abel 6/2007 The Best Of Audiology Literature 2006 Brad A. Stach, David J. Wark, Linda J. Hood, H. Gustav Mueller, 6/2007 Largest gathering of audiologist ever brings a new rap home from Denver David H. Kirkwood 6/2007 Pediatric hearing aid fitting and DSL v5.0 Douglas L. Beck, Sheila Moodie, and David Speidel 6/2007 Cochlear implants can help patient enjoy listening to and making music Manuela Prause-Weber and Lyn Schraer-Joiner 6/2007 Gyls' Guide To Managing For Success: What's so secret Gyl Kasewurm 6/2007 Nuts & Bolts: Sudden hearing loss - you can help Michael Rensink and Robert L. Martin 6/2007 The Final Word: Finding solution for a lost cause Dennis Van Vliet 6/2007 Hearing aids improve adults' quality of life David H. Kirkwood 5/2007 HJ Report David H. Kirkwood 5/2007 Page Ten: Deciding to make good decisions Robert Turner 5/2007 Cover Story: Why doesn't my hearing aid work better? and other questions you are sick of hearing Judith Nemes 5/2007 Flexible DSP circuits have put advances in hearing aid technology on a fast track Marc Niklaus 5/2007 Redefining the hearing aid as the user's interface with the near and far worlds Donald J. Schum 5/2007 Non-invasive acoustic neuroma treatment via Gamma Knife stereotatic radiosurgery Paul Popp and Gary Kraus 5/2007 (Central) auditory processing disorders. Overview and amplification issues Douglas L. Beck and Teri James Bellis 5/2007 Nuts & Bolts: The follow-up examination and documenting success Robert L. Martin 5/2007 Clinton, Harkin speak out for CI research Mike Smolinsky 5/2007 The Final Word: Organization, efficiency, success Dennis Van Vliet 5/2007 From the Editor: Spring bouquets all around David H. Kirkwood 4/2007 HJ Report David H. Kirkwood 4/2007 Page Ten: Moving toward evidence-based diagnosis and management of APD in children James W. Hall III 4/2007 Cover Story: Universities and clinical sites puzzle out the details of fourth year externships Karen Pallario 4/2007 MarkeTrak VII: Obstacles to adult non-user adoption of hearing aids Sergei Kochkin 4/2007 Survey finds higher sales and prices, plus more open fittings and directional mics Earl E. Johnson 4/2007 Use of frequency transposition in a thin-tube open-ear fitting Francis Kuk, Heidi Peeters, Denise Keenan, and Chi Lau 4/2007 Nuts & Bolts: Watch for danger signals and chronic problems Robert L. Martin 4/2007 Gyl's Guide to Managing for Success: Goals - You've got to set 'em to get 'em Gyl A. Kasewurm 4/2007 Netscope 2007: www.healthyhearing.com Roy F. Sullivan 4/2007 Hearing Industries Association explores “consumer’s journey” at its 2007 meeting David H. Kirkwood 4/2007 The Final Word: Belief and motivation Dennis Van Vliet 4/2007 From the Editor: A new player enters the arena David H. Kirkwood 3/2007 HJ Report David H. Kirkwood 3/2007 Page Ten: The VEMP: Ready for the clinic David Zapala 3/2007 Cover Story: Survey explores how dispensers use and choose their preferred hearing aid brands Earl E. Johnson 3/2007 Your competitive edge: The art of communication in professional practice Raymond H. Hull 3/2007 Well-designed surveys can help practices improve their patient-satisfaction rates Danielle Campbell-Angah 3/2007 ViewPoint: Cochlear implants: Why don't more people use them? Fan-Gang Zeng 3/2007 Active Marketing for Changing Times: Harnessing the power of free media Don Marsh 3/2007 Hearing & Children: Decoding tears Jacqueline Rogers Scholl 3/2007 Nuts & Bolts: A true tale of horror and hope in Mexico Robert L. Martin 3/2007 The Final Word: Technology: Asset of anathema? Dennis Van Vliet 3/2007 From the Editor: Moving ahead with a new design David H. Kirkwood 2/2007 Page Ten: Hearing lessons Perceptual learning on basic auditory skills Beverly A. Wright 2/2007 Cover Story: As communication technologies converge, dispensers have new opportunities Judith Nemes 2/2007 Scan/print vs. invest/pour shell-making technologies for CIC hearing aid fittings Roy F. Sullivan 2/2007 Evaluation of a noise-reduction algorithm that targets non-speech transient sounds Gitte Keidser, Anna O’Brien, Matthias Latzel, and Elizabeth Convery 2/2007 Gyl's Guide to Managing for Success: Details, details Gyl Kasewurm 2/2007 Pathways: Determining candidacy for (central) auditory processing evaluations Kathleen Loftus West and Linda A. Guenette 2/2007 First Person: Addressing cultural diversity in your practice - A case in point Levi A. Reiter 2/2007 Nuts & Bolts: Tools of the trade Robert L. Martin 2/2007 The Final Word: The hearing aid experience - Is the glass half empty or half full? David B. Hawkins 2/2007 From the Editor: Hearing care's future has never looked brighter David H. Kirkwood 1/2007 Page Ten: Pull out an ACE to help your patients become better communicators Louise Hickson 1/2007 Cover Story: As boomers age, will supply meet demand for hearing services? Sara Bloom 1/2007 Hearing aids with external receivers: Can they offer power and cosmetics? Michael Hoen and David Fabry 1/2007 Revised ANSI standard measures hearing aid directionality in 3D David Preves and Thomas Burns 1/2007 With colorful San Antonio as a backdrop, IHS holds a spirited Annual Convention David H. Kirkwood 1/2007 Gyl's Guide to Managing for Success: Create a remarkable marketing campaign Gyl A. Kasewurm 1/2007 Nuts & Bolts: The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly Robert L. Martin 1/2007 Hearing & Children: Eleven-year-old girl is #1 fundraiser Wini Robertson and Josh Robertson 1/2007 The Final Word: Art + science = success in wines and hearing aid fittings Dennis Van Vliet 1/2007 From The Editor: Two organizations look to their futures David H. Kirkwood 12/2006 Cover Story: Led by BTEs, sales rise for fourth straight year to surpass 2.3 million David H. Kirkwood 12/2006 Can your hearing aids handle loud music? A quick test will help you Marshall Chasin 12/2006 Your practice won't be profitable unless you pay attention to its break even point Peter Marzolf 12/2006 The 2006 tax bill is affecting many private-practice owners Mark E. Battersby 12/2006 Its original mission accomplished, ADA takes a new name to reflect a new vision David H. Kirkwood 12/2006 Gyl's Guide to Managing for Success: Employee benefit plans require a balancing act Gyl A. Kasewurm 12/2006 Nuts & Bolts: What are you doing to improve your image? Robert L. Martin 12/2006 The Final Word: The real world is a fitting's proving ground Dennis Van Vliet 12/2006 From the Editor: Open-canal fittings: Just how good are they? David H. Kirkwood 11/2006 Phonak to buy ReSound Group David H. Kirkwood 11/2006 Special Issue: Open-Canal Fittings: Open is in H. Gustav Mueller 11/2006 Acoustic feedback and its reduction through digital signal processing Vijay Parsa 11/2006 Open-canal fittings: Ten take-home tips H. Gustav Mueller and Todd A. Ricketts 11/2006 Effectiveness of directional technology in open-canal hearing instruments Ruth Bentler, Yu-Hsiang Wu and Julie Jeon 11/2006 Open-canal fittings and the hearing aid occlusion effect Douglas J. MacKenzie 11/2006 Segmenting dispensers: Factors in selecting open-canal fitting Earl E. Johnson 11/2006 Hearing aid outcomes with open- and closed canal fittings David Gnewikow and Meredith Moss 11/2006 Real-world satisfaction and benefit with open-canal fittings Brian Taylor 11/2006 Final Word: Basic issues can thwart advanced technology Dennis Van Vliet 11/2006 Recognizing the need to improve is a step in the right direction David H. Kirkwood 10/2006 Page Ten: What's new from NAL in hearing aid prescriptions? Hervey Dillon 10/2006 Cover Story: In an era of corporate consolidation, can the independent still thrive? Sara Bloom 10/2006 Despite new digital technologies, shell modelers shoot in the dark Chester Pirzanski 10/2006 Efficacy and effectiveness of a pattern-recognition algorithm Shilpi Banerjee, Laurel Olson, Karrie Recker, and Justyn Pisa 10/2006 Letters to the Editor: Point / Counterpoint on Issues in Ethics Kathy Foltner & Robert Glaser 10/2006 In BHI video, Internet pioneer extols virtues of hearing aids Erin Bascom 10/2006 Hearing-impaired pilot carries message of hope around the world David H. Kirkwood 10/2006 Nuts & Bolts: Phase-cancellation feedback control: All hype aside, it's a big step forward Robert L. Martin 10/2006 Gyl's Guide to Managing for Success: Creating patients for life Gyl Kasewurm 10/2006 The Final Word: The essential skills still apply Dennis Van Vliet 10/2006 From the Editor: And now for something really stupid David H. Kirkwood 9/2006 Page Ten: The DSL method: Improving with age Susan Scollie 9/2006 Cover Story: Overburdened and under-appreciated, school audiologists forge ahead Karen Pallarito 9/2006 How quality of service affects patient satisfaction with hearing aids Brian Taylor 9/2006 View Point: For audiology, dentistry offers a good model for preserving independent private practice David J. Smriga 9/2006 What's still growing on your patients' hearing aids? Stacey K. Sturgulewski, A.U. Bankaitis, David A. Klodd, and Thomas Haberkamp 9/2006 Starkey Foundation's work represents its founder's lifelong philosophy Judith Nemes 9/2006 Nuts & Bolts: Rules for successful open fittings Robert L. Martin 9/2006 Hearing & Children: Effective techniques to use with difficult-to-test children Rebecca Salt 9/2006 The Final Word: How much time is enough? Dennis Van Vliet 9/2006 A good parternship gets better David H. Kirkwood 8/2006 Page Ten: Hearing aids and the brain: What's the connection? Kelly L. Tremblay 8/2006 Cover Story: Ready to sell? Experts offer advice on doing so successfully Judith Nemes 8/2006 Speech mapping is a valuable tool for fitting and counseling patients Brian C.J. Moore 8/2006 Informing physicians is crucial in reducing untreated hearing loss Danielle Campbell-Angah 8/2006 Viewpoint: Three common misconceptions about - real open fittings Tom Scheller 8/2006 Sixty years later, Hal-Hen and Widex are still all in the family Michelle Hogan 8/2006 Family, friends, and colleagues reminisce about Randy Morgan David H. Kirkwood 8/2006 Gyl's Guide to Managing for Success: The case of the missing cash Gyl A. Kasewurm 8/2006 Nuts & Bolts: Introducing open ear couplers for testing open-fitted hearing aids Robert L. Martin 8/2006 Pathways: Auditory training and CAPD: A short history Frank E. Musiek 8/2006 The Final Word: Excuse me, sit, can you help me? Dennis Van Vliet 8/2006 From the Editor: How physicians can improve patient care David H. Kirkwood 7/2006 Page Ten: Successful practice management: It's a lot like football Robert G. Glaser 7/2006 Cover Story: A web site for your practice: Can you afford not to have one? Sara Bloom 7/2006 A method is proposed to evaluate directional-microphone strategies Andrew Dittberner and Jeff Bondy 7/2006 HIMSA guide helps dispensers use sound equipment effectively Brad Ingrao 7/2006 Drilling a vent often fails to give relief from occlusion Bernadette Fulton and Lois Martin 7/2006 Hearing & Children: Unilateral hearing loss and babies: Finding the right mix Jacqueline Rogers Scholl 7/2006 Nuts & Bolts: My most important lesson Robert L. Martin 7/2006 The Final Word: Hearing aids and roller coasters: exhilarating and exhausting David B. Hawkins 7/2006 From the Editor: What's old is new again David H. Kirkwood 6/2006 Page Ten: Directional hearing aids: New designs and predictions applied to old concepts Todd A. Ricketts 6/2006 The Best in Audiology Literature 2005 H. Gustav Mueller, Brad A. Stach, David J. Wark and Linda J. Hood 6/2006 In Katrina's wake, hearing care providers struggle to pick up the pieces Michelle Hogan 6/2006 Despite high risk of hearing loss, many percussionists play unprotected David Cunningham, Ann Curk, Jenna Hoffman, and Jodee Pride 6/2006 Gyl's Guide to Managing for Success: A - stands for... Gyl Kasewurm 6/2006 Nuts & Bolts: Open up a new market: Offer customers earmolds with Bluetooth headsets Robert L. Martin 6/2006 Pathways: An electrophysiological approach to APD Robert E. Jirsa 6/2006 The Final Word: Excellent customer service is not just an option Dennis Van Vliet 6/2006 From the Editor: Combined communication solutions are worth more than the sum of their parts David H. Kirkwood 5/2006 Page Ten: Tinnitus recent insights into mechanisms, models and therapies David M. Baguley 5/2006 Cover Story: In a looped America, hearing aids would be twice as valuable David G. Myers 5/2006 Get your patients - in the loop William Diles 5/2006 Telecoils are about more than telephones Mark Ross 5/2006 Ear insert designed to optimize CROS fittings shows promise Erik Borg, Lars-Åke Ahlsén, and Agneta Palmqvist 5/2006 Viewpoint: Branding audiology: It's a budding opportunity Kathy Foltner and Bradley Mansfield 5/2006 AudiologyNOW! gets off to a rousing debut in Minneapolis David H. Kirkwood 5/2006 Nuts & Bolts: Communicating well takes more than better hearing Robert L. Martin 5/2006 Active Marketing for Changing Times: The relationship imperative Don Marsh 5/2006 The Final Word: Don't let the process be a part of the problem Dennis Van Vliet 5/2006 From The Editor: Coming Attractions David H. Kirkwood 4/2006 Page Ten: Where in the world is KEMAR? The KEMAR 4/2006 Cover Story: Success of infant screening creates urgent need for follow-up Judith Nemes 4/2006 The trainable hearing aid: What will it do for clients and clinicians? Harvey Dillon, Justin A. Zakis, Hugh McDermott, Gitte Keidser, Wouter Dreschler, and Elizabeth Convery 4/2006 Survey: Dispensers fitted more hearing aids in 2005 at higher prices David H. Kirkwood 4/2006 A direct-mail book marketing program to physicians is tested Richard E. Carmen 4/2006 Noise-management algorithm may improve speech intelligibility in noise Francis K. Kuk and Carsten Paludan-Müller 4/2006 During annual meeting, HIA sets sights on passing tax credit act David H. Kirkwood 4/2006 Nuts & Bolts: How can I make my office look better? Robert L. Martin 4/2006 Gyl's Guide to Managing for Success: Do you have what it takes? Gyl A. Kasewurm 4/2006 The Final Word: Whether fitting or running, follow a system Dennis Van Vliet 4/2006 From the Editor: You've got our attention David H. Kirkwood 3/2006 Page Ten: ELVAS sightings: Cochlear implants and hearing aids get Wired Paul D. Dybala 3/2006 Cover Story: Survey probes the economic realities of the business David H. Kirkwood 3/2006 Panelists challenge "conventional wisdoms" on hearing aid design Jerry L. Yanz 3/2006 Study finds payment method may limit dispenser's fitting options Amyn M. Amlani 3/2006 Digital technology offers a better solution to feedback problems in pediatric patients Mark C. Flynn and Traci Schmidtke Flynn 3/2006 As new FCC rule takes effect, shortage of skilled captioners grows Michelle Hogan 3/2006 Nuts & Bolts: My Fair Lady: A true story Robert L. Martin 3/2006 Hearing & Children: Its name is its mission: SERvice TO MAnkind Holly Walls 3/2006 The Final Word: Why mentors matter Dennis Van Vliet 3/2006 From the Editor: Audiology hits the radar screen David H. Kirkwood 2/2006 Page Ten: Everything you ever wanted to know about CPT codes but didn't know whom to ask Robert Fifer 2/2006 Study finds real-world benefit from digital noise reduction Thomas Powers, Eric Branda, August Hernandez and Angela Pool 2/2006 Addressing problem employees: Every manager's worst headache Tina Soika 2/2006 Viewpoint: Consumer advocate urges extreme make-over Leon Mills 2/2006 How new bankruptcy laws will affect healthcare professionals Mark E. Battersby 2/2006 Nuts & Bolts: For healthier hearing aids and happier patients, use a warm-air drying system Douglas Richards and Robert L. Martin 2/2006 Gyl's Guide to Managing for Success: Off to market we go Gyl Kasewurm 2/2006 Pathways: Administrative aspects of the Dichotic Digit Test Linda A. Guenette 2/2006 The Final Word: Taking a step back can be a step forward Dennis Van Vliet 2/2006 From the Editor: Three wishes for a happier year David H. Kirkwood 1/2006 Page Ten: Trouble-shooting hearing aid fitting issues: The case of the missing ping H. Gustav Mueller and David Hawkins 1/2006 Cover Story: New hearing conservation initiatives: Small steps with great potential Sara Bloom 1/2006 Open fitting of DSP instruments is not as simple as it may seem Tom Scheller and Lorrie Scheller 1/2006 A quick and easy-to-use tool for measuring patient satisfaction Brian Taylor 1/2006 ADA Convention underscores how far audiology has come David H. Kirkwood 1/2006 Nuts & Bolts: Presenting the Speech Cues Audiogram Robert L. Martin 1/2006 The Final Word: When it comes to audibility, don't assume. Measure! Dennis Van Vliet 1/2006 Index to The Hearing Journal, 2005 The Hearing Journal 12/2005 From the Editor: Hearing healthcare highlights of 2005 David H. Kirkwood 12/2005 Cover Story: Hearing aid sales slip back to norm, but leaders see growth potential David H. Kirkwood 12/2005 The etiology of REUG: Did we get it completely right? Marshall Chasin 12/2005 Viewpoint: Customerization does not belong in healthcare James G. Hutton 12/2005 Aural rehabilitation adds value, lifts satisfaction, cuts returns Donna S. Wayner 12/2005 IHS's first convention outside of the U.S. proves a rousing success David H. Kirkwood 12/2005 New GN Resound/Beltone tech center expands horizons in R&D Judith Nemes 12/2005 Gyl's Guide to Managing for Success: How good a first impression are you making? Gyl A. Kasewurm 12/2005 Nuts & Bolts: Addressing the fishhook problem Robert L. Martin 12/2005 The Final Word: Take special care with patients in decline Dennis Van Vliet 12/2005 From the Editor: Special Issue: Emerging trends in cochlear implants Theresa Y.C. Ching & David H. Kirkwood 11/2005 Evaluating Cochear Implant Candidacy: Recent Developments Richard C. Dowell 11/2005 Pre-operative testing of patients with neuropathy of dys-synchrony Kirsty Gardner-Berry, William P. Gibson, and Halit Sanli 11/2005 The evidence calls for making binaural-bimodal fittings routine Theresa Y.C. Ching 11/2005 Sound processing in hearing aids and CI is gradually converging Peter J. Blaney 11/2005 Benefits Seen in Acoustic Hearing + Electric Stimulation in Same Ear Chris Turner, Bruce Gantz, Mary Lowder, and Kate Gfeller 11/2005 Binaural hearing has advantages for cochlear implant users also William Noble, Richard Tyler, Camille Dunn, and Shelley Witt 11/2005 Perceiving melody remains challeging for implant users Hugh J. McDermott 11/2005 Hearing & Children: How Shameera inspired Ear Gear Mark Rosal 11/2005 The Final Word: Good question. Let me tell you about Grogg Dennis Van Vliet 11/2005 From the Editor: Oh, Canada! David H. Kirkwood 10/2005 In Katrina's terrible wake, both suffering and kindness overflowed David H. Kirkwood and Michelle Hogan 10/2005 Page Ten: So, baby, how does it sound? Cortical assessment of infants with hearing aids Harvey Dillon 10/2005 Cover Story: Probe-mic measures: Hearing aid fitting's most neglected element Gustav H. Mueller 10/2005 Benefits of probe-mic measures with CROS/BiCROS fittings John Pumford 10/2005 Phones and hearing aids: Issues, resolutions, and a new approach Jerry L. Yanz 10/2005 Ear canal dynamics: Facts versus perception Chester Pirzanski and Brenda Berge 10/2005 Technology shows promise in reducing telecoil interference Bowen Marshall 10/2005 Nuts & Bolts: Fiber-optic otoscopes: Don't treat patients without one Robert L. Martin 10/2005 Active Marketing For Changing Times: A hometown paper from you to your patients Don Marsh 10/2005 Gyl's Guide to Managing for Success: Running on empty Gyl Kasewurm 10/2005 Pathways: FM systems as a treatment for CAPD Jeffrey Weihing 10/2005 The Final Word: Things just aren't the way they used to be Dennis Van Vliet 10/2005 From the Editor: How are we doing? Thanks to MarkeTrak, we know David H. Kirkwood 9/2005 Page Ten: Academy award-winning students share their research findings Kristen Schroeder, J. Kip Kelly, Brooke E. Soderstrom, Jennifer Brooke Shinn 9/2005 Cover Story: As their ranks shrink, military audiologists' mission expands Judith Nemes 9/2005 MarkeTrak VII: Customer satisfaction with hearing instruments in the digital age Sergei Kochkin 9/2005 The great debate: Is third-party pay friend or foe to audiology? Robert Sweetow & David Fabry 9/2005 Viewpoint: Why America needs the hearing aid tax credit Gina M. Gomez 9/2005 Hearing & Children: Americans make a difference for Russian children Catherine Williams 9/2005 Nuts & Bolts: To cope with chronically draining ears, get some help from a medical colleague Michael J. Rensink & Robert L. Martin 9/2005 The Final Word: In audiology, as in life, technology is necessary, but it's not enough Dennis Van Vliet 9/2005 From the Editor: Help BHI spread the word on hearing help David H. Kirkwood 8/2005 Page Ten: The SSQ finds there's more to hearing and the effects of hearing aids than you thought Stuart Gatehouse 8/2005 Cover Story: In the battle to control cerumen, there's progess on many fronts Sara Bloom 8/2005 Evaluation of an open-canal hearing aid by experienced users Walter C. Otto 8/2005 Common marketing mistakes and five ways to remedy them Ed Keller 8/2005 Non-profit program finds hearing help for persons of limited means Don Marsh 8/2005 Netscope 2005: www.betterhearing.org Roy F. Sullivan 8/2005 Gyl's Guide to Managing for Success: It takes a team to build a practice Gyl A. Kasewurm 8/2005 Nuts & Bolts: Unsuccessful hearing aid fittings: Why they happen and how to fix them Robert L. Martin 8/2005 The Final Word: Providing patients with a home for hearing care management Dennis Van Vliet 8/2005 From the Editor: Trade Journal Economics 101, or why we want to give you an iPod David H. Kirkwood 7/2005 Page Ten: Get ready for the Next Big Thing in audiologic counseling Kris English 7/2005 Cover Story: Learning and teaching on the net: A mixed blessing Judith Nemes 7/2005 How personality types correlate with hearing aid outcome measures Kathleen M. Hutchinson, Trisha L. Duffy, and Laura J. Kelly 7/2005 Building your patients' trust begins in the reception area James W. Wilson 7/2005 As industry lobbies Congress senator introduces tax credit bill David H. Kirkwood 7/2005 Hearing & Children: Parentology 101 Jacqueline Rogers Scholl 7/2005 Pathways: Role of P300 auditory event-related potentials in evaluating auditory processing disorders Sridhar Krishnamurti 7/2005 Nuts & Bolts: Unsuccessful hearing aid fittings: Why they happen and how to fix them: The first of two parts Robert L. Martin 7/2005 The Final Word: Open-ear fittings offer that old familiar sound Dennis Van Vliet 7/2005 From the Editor: Direct acess - for the consumer's sake David H. Kirkwood 6/2005 Page Ten: Training the adult brain to listen Robert W. Sweetow 6/2005 The Best in Audiology Literature 2004 - Special Section H. Gustav Mueller, Linda J. Hood, David J. Wark, Brad A. Stach 6/2005 Thousands of audiologists carry a strong message to Washington David H. Kirkwood 6/2005 Town for signers sparks debate over separation vs. integration Michelle Hogan 6/2005 Nuts & Bolts: Are you ordering the impossible? Robert L. Martin 6/2005 Scenes from the AAA exposition The Hearing Journal 6/2005 The Final Word: Can we take an uninformed no for an answer? Dennis Van Vliet 6/2005 From The Editor: As audiology nears full doctoral status, ensuing high standards for AuD remains a challenge David H. Kirkwood 5/2005 Page Ten: Following up on newborn screening, or why are all my patients such babies? Yvonne S. Sininger 5/2005 Cover Story: AuD is transforming audiology, but growing pains persist Karen Pallarito 5/2005 When it comes to hearing aids, more was the story in 2004 David H. Kirkwood 5/2005 Audiologic referral criteria: Sample clininc guidelines James R. Steiger 5/2005 HIA focuses on tax redit bill, consumer communications The Hearing Journal 5/2005 Focus on the Future: Oticon awardees set thier goals high Oticon US 5/2005 Nuts & Bolts: Why open fittings are the next big thing Robert L. Martin 5/2005 The Final Word: For sound, like rain, it's best to be prepared Dennis Van Vliet 5/2005 From The Editor: Let's pass the Hearing Aid Tax Credit Act David H. Kirkwood 4/2005 Page Ten: Acceptance of background noise may be key to successful fittings Anna K. Nabelek 4/2005 Cover Story: Dispensers surveyed on what leads to patient satisfaction David H. Kirkwood 4/2005 Results from a new hearing aid using acoustic scene analysis David Fabry and Jürgen Tchorz 4/2005 Viewpoint: Using support personnel frees audiologists to focus on audiology Gyl A. Kasewurm 4/2005 HIMSA module puts evidence-based care only a mouse click away Brad Ingrao 4/2005 Growth of AuD programs found to increase training in counseling Kris English and Devon West 4/2005 Active Marketing For Changing Times: I've decided to advertise on TV: Now what do I do? Don Marsh 4/2005 Nuts & Bolts: Itchy ears: Some approaches to dealing with a common problem Michael J. Rensink and Robert L. Martin 4/2005 The Final Word: When you're attacked: Fight, flight, or what? David B. Hawkins 4/2005 From the Editor: Where the men aren't David H. Kirkwood 3/2005 Page Ten: The clinical challenges of bone-conduction measurement James W. Hall III 3/2005 Cover Story: As the gender gap widens, does audiology need a few good men? Judith Nemes 3/2005 BHI creates new tools to expand mission; Worning re-elected David H. Kirkwood 3/2005 Assessing FM transparency, FM/HA ratio with digital hearing aids Jane Auriemmo, Denise Keenan, Denise Passerieux, and Francis Kuk 3/2005 Advantages of DSP instruments for wireless CROS fittings Donald Hayes, John Pumford, and Malte Dorscher 3/2005 Storing batteries in airtight tube found to prolong battery life Sherry Gee and Carl Crouch 3/2005 Nuts & Bolts: Products from the earmold lab are not for hearing aid wearers only Robert L. Martin 3/2005 Focus on the Future: Oticon Scholarship recipients look ahead Oticon US 3/2005 The Final Word: A penchant for fixing things Dennis Van Vliet 3/2005 From the Editor: IHS leader showed courage in crisis David H. Kirkwood 2/2005 Page Ten: In fitting kids with hearing aids, ensuring safety and audibility is a good way to start Catherine V. Palmer 2/2005 Cover Story: Some imagine a world where hearing care is available to all Judith Nemes 2/2005 Fourteen principles for providing effective aural rehabilitation Raymond H. Hull 2/2005 Clinical verification of a hearing aid with Artificial Intelligence Mark C. Flynn and Thomas Lunner 2/2005 A step-by-step guide to preparing an exit strategy for your practice Peter Marzolf 2/2005 Pathways: Temporal (auditory) training for (C)APD Frank E. Musiek 2/2005 Active Marketing for Changing Times: Turning patients into patient advocates Don Marsh 2/2005 Nuts & Bolts: Continuing education: There's got to be a better way Robert L. Martin 2/2005 The Final Word: Hello, darkness, my old friend... Dennis Van Vliet 2/2005 From the Editor: Reader makes a good case for total hearing help David H. Kirkwood 1/2005 Page Ten: Digital noise reduction: Much ado about something? H. Gustav Mueller and Todd A. Ricketts 1/2005 Cover Story: Changing technology forces industry to play catch-up Sara Bloom 1/2005 Wireless technology designed to provide true binaural amplification Thomas A. Powers and Pamela Burton 1/2005 Resolving CIC fit problems via in-office modifications Roy F. Sullivan 1/2005 Students say, despite technology, human element is key Donald J. Schum 1/2005 Focus on the Future: Oticon Scholarship recipients look ahead Oticon Inc. 1/2005 Nuts & Bolts: Some practical ideas on hearing aid fittings Robert L. Martin 1/2005 The Final Word: What kind of impression are we making? Dennis Van Vliet 1/2005 From the Editor: Evidence-based practice: Potential and limits David H. Kirkwood 12/2004 Cover Story: Market struggles to climb again ater double-digit growth ends David H. Kirkwood 12/2004 Recharging your test battery to keep up with the times Brian Taylor 12/2004 Study explores how paying affects hearing aid users' satisfaction Gayle Faiers and Patricia McCarthy 12/2004 ADA sets sights on branding the AuD during its convention in Tucson David H. Kirkwood 12/2004 At last Rendezvous, speakers lay ground for evidence-based practice David H. Kirkwood 12/2004 Nuts & Bolts: Why I don't like traditional hearing tests Robert L. Martin 12/2004 The Final Word: Pardon me? Dennis Van Vliet 12/2004 Index to The Hearing Journal, 2004 The Hearing Journal 12/2004 From The Editor: What better time than now to provide HAT? David H. Kirkwood 11/2004 Special Issue: Hearing assistance technology (HAT) can optimize, not just improve communication. Linda M. Thibodeau 11/2004 Hearing assistance technology: Making a world of difference Mark Ross 11/2004 A cochlear implant user's guide to assistive devices and telephones Angela Wieker and Linn Tearney 11/2004 Goals and outcomes of FM use by adults Theresa Hnath Chisolm, Rachel McArdle, Harvey Abrams, and Colleen M. Noe 11/2004 Personal FM systems offer comsumers more than before John A. Nelson, C. Blake LaRue, and Michele Barr-O’Rourke 11/2004 Integrating assistive technology into a hearing aid practice Donna S. Wayner 11/2004 Plotting beyond the audiogram to the TELEGRAM Linda M. Thibodeau 11/2004 Hearing & Children: Communicating with hearing-impaired young people Leeanne Seaver 11/2004 The Final Word: The toughest patients may need us most Dennis Van Vliet 11/2004 From the Editor: Despite his words, Rocky Stone proved you can change the world David H. Kirkwood 10/2004 Page Ten: The Speech Intelligibility Index: What is it and what's it good for? Benjamin W.Y. Hornsby 10/2004 Cover Story: Emerging hearing aid research: Mountains of new information H. Gustav Mueller 10/2004 Lessons from other fields can help audiology complete its transformation James G. Anderson and Judith Nemes 10/2004 Using the 1000-Hz probe tone to measure immitance in infants Johannes Lantz, Michelle Petrak and Laura Prigge 10/2004 Vent is designed to reduce occlusion effect Charlotte Thunberg Jespersen and Jennifer Groth 10/2004 Gathering in Orlando, IHS reviews accomplishments, installs a new leader Bruce Sylvester 10/2004 Nuts & Bolts: Many speech cues are missing in most fittings Robert L. Martin 10/2004 Rocky Stone left a legacy of self-help David H. Kirkwood 10/2004 Active Marketing for Changing Times: Building the perfect practice brochure Don Marsh 10/2004 Pathways: Insights for management of processing disorders Eliane Schochat 10/2004 The Final Word: A new breed of professionals Dennis Van Vliet 10/2004 Page Ten: Page Ten features research by five future stars of audiology Rebecca Herbig, Nannette Nicholson, Brian R. Earl, Susan Scollie and Eric L. Carmichel 9/2004 Cover Story: Evidence mounts that the road to growth runs through the MD’s door Sara Bloom 9/2004 Progress achieved in setting standards for hearing aid/digital cell phone compatibility Tom Victorian and David Preves 9/2004 The hearing aid occlusion effect: Measurement devices compared Douglas J. MacKenzie, H. Gustav Mueller, Todd A. Ricketts, and Dan F. Konkle 9/2004 Better listening: It’s an active process Tina Soika 9/2004 Leo Doerfler, audiology pioneer, dies David H. Kirkwood 9/2004 Hearing & Children: NAFDA sponsors camp for kids with hearing loss Mary Beth Brinson 9/2004 Nuts & Bolts: The initial note sheet Robert L. Martin 9/2004 The Final Word: Confessions of a packrat Dennis Van Vliet 9/2004 Page Ten: Waiting for evidence-based practice for your hearing aid fittings? It’s here! Robyn M. Cox 8/2004 Cover Story: Technologic advances raise prospects for a resurgence in use of auditory training Sara Bloom 8/2004 BHI physician program found to increase use of hearing healthcare Sergei Kochkin 8/2004 Oticon marks 100 years of hearing care at an international celebration in Denmark David H. Kirkwood 8/2004 Nuts & Bolts: How much “tightness” is okay in the outer canal? Robert L. Martin 8/2004 The Final Word: Don’t let the grasshoppers block the sunset Dennis Van Vliet 8/2004 From the Editor: Let consumers know, you're part of the solution David H. Kirkwood 7/2004 Page Ten: Hear the music... or not? Marshall Chasin 7/2004 Cover Story: Third-party coverage of hearing aids: A report on current initiatives Judith Nemes 7/2004 A proposed clinical pathway for tinnitus evaluation and management James R. Steiger and Teri A. Hamill 7/2004 Recognizing and evaluating the auditory impact of head trauma Marsha Johnson 7/2004 Active Marketing for Changing Times: The mature marketplace Don Marsh 7/2004 Viewpoint: Hearing aids bought on the Internet raise liability issues for professionals Granville Y. Brady Jr. 7/2004 Hearing & Children: AAA Pediatric Amplification Protocol David H. Kirkwood 7/2004 Pathways: The DIID: A new treatment for APD Frank E. Musiek 7/2004 Nuts & Bolts: Three last “best ideas” from our readers Robert L. Martin 7/2004 The Final Word: So, what did you expect? Dennis Van Vliet 7/2004 From the Editor: Serving you better electronically David H. Kirkwood 6/2004 Page Ten: What do your patients remember? Robert H. Margolis 6/2004 Cover Story: A year after privacy rules take effect, hearing professionals seem to be adapting Karen Pallarito 6/2004 Think beyond hearing aids to create multiple profit centers in your clinic Kenneth E. Smith 6/2004 Appraising an automatically switching directional system in the real world Laurel Olson, Maria Ioannou, and Timothy D. Trine 6/2004 Expo ‘04 was academy’s biggest yet David H. Kirkwood 6/2004 Nuts & Bolts: More “best ideas” from our readers Robert L. Martin 6/2004 The Final Word: Can deafening technology have benign uses, too? Dennis Van Vliet 6/2004 From the Editor: Advocating for hearing care is everyone’s job David H. Kirkwood 5/2004 Page Ten: Oxidants vs. antioxidants: The war within—and our cells are at stake Kathleen Campbell 5/2004 The Best in Audiology Literature 2003 - Special Section Brad A. Stach, Linda J. Hood, H. Gustav Mueller, & Nancy Tye Murray 5/2004 New feedback-cancellation algorithm reported to increase usable gain Huanping Dai and Zezhang Hou 5/2004 AAA leads charge toward autonomy David H. Kirkwood 5/2004 Nuts & Bolts: Winning ideas from our readers Robert L. Martin 5/2004 Hearing & Children: One small voice Jacqueline Rogers Scholl 5/2004 The Final Word: Often, pediatric patients can’t be categorized Dennis Van Vliet 5/2004 From The Editor: FDA takes the easy way out David H. Kirkwood 4/2004 Page Ten: As outcome measures proliferate, how do you choose which ones to use? Larry Humes 4/2004 Cover Story: To bundle or not to bundle? That is the question Judith Nemes 4/2004 Applying adult hearing aid concepts to children: A feasibility study Julie A. Christensen, Jodi L. Winfrey, and Patricia G. Stelmachowicz 4/2004 Using digital hearing aids to visualize real-life effects of signal processing Francis Kuk, Anne Damsgaard, Maja Bulow, and Carl Ludvigsen 4/2004 First Person: Tinnitus: The ever-present tormentor George R. Brown 4/2004 HIA celebrates success at annual meeting David H. Kirkwood 4/2004 Pathways: Neurobiological connections are key to APD Gail D. Chermak 4/2004 Nuts & Bolts: “The stoplight on the freeway” Robert L. Martin 4/2004 Netscope 2004: Web is short on impression-taking information Roy F. Sullivan 4/2004 The Final Word: The worst part of the job Dennis Van Vliet 4/2004 From the Editor: Join in the dialogue for better hearing David H. Kirkwood 3/2004 Page Ten: New hearing aids for older listeners Pamela Souza 3/2004 Cover Story: Survey finds most dispensers bullish, but not on over-the-counter devices David H. Kirkwood 3/2004 The case for LACE: Listening and auditory communication enhancement training Robert W. Sweetow and Jennifer Henderson-Sabes 3/2004 An open letter from Sergei Kochkin to the hearing healthcare community Sergei Kochkin 3/2004 Counseling the significant other in the hearing aid purchase process Jennifer Robinson and Michelle Hames 3/2004 Nuts & Bolts: For severe losses, FM technology can add great value to a hearing aid fitting Robert L. Martin 3/2004 Hearing & Children: COW - designed with children in mind Curtis N. Williams 3/2004 The Final Word: The “80-20 problem”: Is the system at fault? Dennis Van Vliet 3/2004 From the Editor: Others’ motivation is easy to impugn, hard to know David H. Kirkwood 2/2004 Page Ten: Adding speech-in-noise testing to your clinical protocol: Why and how Richard H. Wilson 2/2004 Cover Story: Vestibular care draws growing interest, but providers caution it’s not for everyone Sara Bloom 2/2004 Under new leadership, BHI sets sights on taking market development to a new level David H. Kirkwood 2/2004 If you blame buffing for bad fittings, you’ve probably given the wrong impression Chester Pirzanski and Brenda Berge 2/2004 The rise of pediatric audiology reflected at 2003 Audiology Convention at ASHA David H. Kirkwood 2/2004 Nuts & Bolts: What patients don’t know about hearing aids Robert L. Martin 2/2004 The Final Word: Practicing evidence-based hearing healthcare Dennis Van Vliet 2/2004 From the Editor: A shot in the arm for the hearing industry David H. Kirkwood 1/2004 Page Ten: Ten winners from ten years of Page Ten H. Gustav Mueller 1/2004 Cover Story: Professional burnout: How to stop it from happening to you Judith Nemes 1/2004 Solving the 31% dilemma: Strategies to bring new patients to your practice Don Marsh 1/2004 Viewpoint: Costly mistakes, valuable lessons Katherine York-Neufeld 1/2004 IHS convenes in heart of hearing aid country David H. Kirkwood 1/2004 Nuts & Bolts: “Wear your hearing aids or your brain will rust” Robert L. Martin 1/2004 Hearing & Children: Having Hearing Aids: A little boy tells his own story Peter Augustine 1/2004 The Final Word: We’re a profession, so let’s charge like one! Dennis Van Vliet 1/2004 From the Editor: Market growth reflects progress + a little luck David H. Kirkwood 12/2003 Cover Story: Hearing aid sales break out of doldrums with a sudden 12.1% third-quarter spurt David H. Kirkwood 12/2003 A hearing industry progress report David H. Kirkwood 12/2003 AAS offers a home to many disciplines Wayne J. Staab 12/2003 For ADA, 2003 was a year of innovation Cynthia Ellison 12/2003 HIA—focused on positive results Jerome Ruzicka and Carole Rogin 12/2003 Academy moves audiology toward autonomy Brad A. Stach 12/2003 IHS—maximizing the role of the hearing aid specialist Robin Clowers and W.F. Samuel Hopmeier 12/2003 ASHA tackles wide range of audiology-related issues Larry Higdon 12/2003 ADA looks to AuDNet to help audiology control its destiny David H. Kirkwood 12/2003 Index to The Hearing Journal, 2003 The Hearing Journal 12/2003 The Final Word: We know what to do: Let’s just do it! Dennis Van Vliet 12/2003 From the Editor: And now for some good news David H. Kirkwood 11/2003 Special Issue: Directional microphone hearing aids: A rising technology with bright promise Ruth A. Bentler 11/2003 Tutorial on microphone technologies for directional hearing aids Stephen C. Thompson 11/2003 Quantifying microphone directivity Andrew B. Dittberner 11/2003 How fitting, patient, and environmental factors affect directional benefit Todd A. Ricketts 11/2003 Real-world performance of directional microphone hearing aids Brian E. Walden, Rauna K. Surr and Mary T. Cord 11/2003 Multi-microphone and adaptive strategies Jan Wouters 11/2003 Better listening ahead as directional technology advances Ruth A. Bentler and Andrew B. Dittberner 11/2003 Nuts & Bolts: Don’t forget the power CROS Robert L. Martin 11/2003 Hearing & Children: FM as a part of primary amplification Johnnie Sexton 11/2003 The Final Word: The case of the missing earmold Dennis Van Vliet 11/2003 From the Editor: At age 10, Page Ten rates a 10 David H. Kirkwood 10/2003 Page Ten: Hearing aids and room acoustics Arthur Boothroyd 10/2003 Cover Story: Fitting test protocols are “more honored in the breach than the observance” H. Gustav Mueller 10/2003 Is probe-mic measurement of HA gain-frequency response best practice? Harvey Dillon and Gitte Keidser 10/2003 Speech perception in children using advanced acoustic signal processing Judith Gravel, Laurie Hanin, Ellen Lafargue, Janie Chobot-Rodd, and Yael Bat-Chava 10/2003 Basic business entities for hearing healthcare providers Mark E. Battersby 10/2003 Internal noise in hearing aid microphones: Its causes and consequences Stephen C. Thompson 10/2003 First Person: Creating the ultimate patient experience Gyl A. Kasewurm 10/2003 Nuts & Bolts: Deep canal fittings: Acoustics and comfort Robert L. Martin 10/2003 Netscope 2003: A look beneath The Dome Roy F. Sullivan and Carol A. Sullivan 10/2003 The Final Word: It’s time to strengthen the weakest link Dennis Van Vliet 10/2003 From the Editor: The bright promise of direct ear scanning David H. Kirkwood 9/2003 Page Ten: Hearing aid test signals: What’s new and what’s good for kids? Susan D. Scollie 9/2003 Cover Story: Where can you find new business? Take a look in your patient database Sara Bloom 9/2003 Bluetooth is beginning to make its mark in hearing healthcare John Florian 9/2003 Researchers report on a field test of a non-occluding hearing instrument Jürgen Kiessling, Sabine Margolf-Hackl, Stefanie Geller, and Steen Østergaard Olsen 9/2003 Hearing & Children: The changing look of classroom/group amplification Diantha McFadden 9/2003 Pathways: What can the acoustic startle reflex tell us? Frank E. Musiek 9/2003 Nuts & Bolts: How can we turn the market around? Robert L. Martin 9/2003 The Final Word: It’s a wilderness out there! Dennis Van Vliet 9/2003 From the Editor: A well-earned victory for hearing aid wearers David H. Kirkwood 8/2003 Page Ten: There’s less talking in barrels, but the occlusion effect is still with us H. Gustav Mueller 8/2003 Cover Story: Despite benefits of outcomes measures, advocates say they’re underused Judith Nemes 8/2003 Performance of children fitted with multi-channel, non-linear hearing aids John A. Nelson 8/2003 Industry makes noise on Capitol Hill The Hearing Journal 8/2003 Nuts & Bolts: Everything has to be perfect, but Murphy’s Law says it won’t be Robert L. Martin 8/2003 SnapShots: Another reason to see the dentist A.U. Bankaitis 8/2003 The Final Word: Hearing aids, golf, and life David Hawkins 8/2003 The price factor: How important is it? David H. Kirkwood, Editor of The Hearing Journal 8/2003 From the Editor: Start spreading the word David H. Kirkwood 7/2003 Page Ten: Sudden sensorineural hearing loss Michael K. Wynne 7/2003 Cover Story: Today’s hearing aid batteries pack more power into tinier packages Sara Bloom 7/2003 Hearing aid software predictive gain values: How accurate are they? David B. Hawkins and Jodi A. Cook 7/2003 Music and hearing aids Marshall Chasin 7/2003 Having HIPAA headaches? There’s software that can help William Lesiecki 7/2003 Nuts & Bolts: Who are you? Who am I? Robert L. Martin 7/2003 Hearing & Children: Otto’s World: An auditory training tool for children Oticon Inc. 7/2003 Pathways: Temporal processing: The basics Jennifer Brooke Shinn 7/2003 The Final Word: Keeping hearing aids out of the drawer Dennis Van Vliet 7/2003 From the Editor: A turning point for BHI David H. Kirkwood 6/2003 Page Ten: This month, Page Ten shines the spotlight on new researchers Phillip M. Gilley, Brian Kreisman, Pritesh Pandya, Kiara Ebinger and Kristi Buckley 6/2003 Cover Story: Proliferation of hearing aid web sites stirs debate over their pros and cons Judith Nemes 6/2003 Noise-reduction circuitry in hearing aids: (2) Goals and current strategies Donald J. Schum 6/2003 Otitis media: A primer on diagnosis and management Teralandur K. Parthasarathy, Vishwa Bhat, and Gita J. Malur 6/2003 A key employee can unlock the door greater success in a hearing care practice Roger McGuire 6/2003 Nuts & Bolts: What’s luck got to do with it? Robert L. Martin 6/2003 The Final Word: Cell phones may have to be HA-compatible Dennis Van Vliet 6/2003 From the Editor: Ethics initiative is on the right track David H. Kirkwood 5/2003 Page Ten: Auditory processing disorders: It’s not just kids who have them Teri James Bellis 5/2003 Cover Story: What to consider before buying or starting a hearing healthcare practice Judith Nemes 5/2003 Noise reduction via signal processing: (1) Strategies used in other industries Donald J. Schum 5/2003 The Best in Audiology Literature 2002: 8th Annual Literature Review Linda J. Hood, Brad A. Stach, Nancy Tye Murray, H. Gustav Mueller 5/2003 Hearing & Children: Access to acoustic information Gail Gegg Rosenberg 5/2003 Despite turbulent times, AAA draws large and upbeat turnout in Texas David H. Kirkwood 5/2003 Academy honors its best and brightest David H. Kirkwood 5/2003 Netscope 2003: Center promotes technologic solutions Roy F. Sullivan 5/2003 Nuts & Bolts: Output: How much is too much? Robert L. Martin 5/2003 The Final Word: It could happen—but it hasn’t yet Dennis Van Vliet 5/2003 From the Editor: Russ Bennett: An appreciation David H. Kirkwood 4/2003 Page Ten: What’s new in directional-microphone systems? How does it help the user? Andrew B. Dittberner 4/2003 Cover Story: As candidacy criteria loosen up, use of cochlear implants grows rapidly John Florian 4/2003 Sound quality comparisons of advanced hearing aids Harvey Dillon, Gitte Keidser, Anna O’Brien, and Heidi Silberstein 4/2003 Real-time cancellation system offers advantages for controlling feedback Donald Hayes 4/2003 Technologically, cochlear implants have taken giant strides John Florian 4/2003 Directionality and the head-shadow effect Cherish Oberzut and Laurel Olson 4/2003 HIA announces initiatives at meeting David H. Kirkwood 4/2003 Nuts & Bolts: Clearing emotional hurdles may be the first step to a successful fitting Robert L. Martin 4/2003 Pathways: It takes a team to differentially diagnose APD Gail D. Chermak 4/2003 SnapShots: Your hearing: Can it go up in smoke? A.U. Bankaitis 4/2003 The Final Word: In praise of unbundling Dennis Van Vliet 4/2003 From the Editor: Like it or not, HIPAA’s happening David H. Kirkwood 3/2003 Page Ten: It’s not recruitment—gasp! It’s softness imperception Mary Florentine 3/2003 Cover Story: Survey of dispensers finds little consensus on what is ethical practice David H. Kirkwood 3/2003 Proprietary Fitting Algorithms Compared with One Another and with Generic Formulas Gitte Keideser, Christopher Brew, and Andrea Peck 3/2003 Viewpoint: What’s ethical? Who decides? K. Ray Katz 3/2003 Planning for growth in 2003 Brian Anderson 3/2003 Hearing & Children: BTEs: A “new” cosmetic solution Sally and Peter Whitson 3/2003 Nuts & Bolts: The 3/4 helix cut back Robert L. Martin 3/2003 The Final Word: You read it here first! Dennis Van Vliet 3/2003 From the Editor: Sometimes, No News is Good News David H. Kirkwood 2/2003 Page Ten: Adverse Drug Reactions: When Good Chemicals Go Bad Robert M. DiSogra 2/2003 Cover Story: Hearing Professionals Ponder How to Serve an Increasingly Diverse Patient Pool Sara Bloom 2/2003 Ten Steps to HIPAA Compliance Dan Jacob 2/2003 Study Measures Impact of Hearing Aids Plus FM on the Quality of Life in Older Adults M. Samantha Lewis, Carl C.Crandell, Michael Valente, Jane Enrietto, Nicole V.Kreisman, Brian M.Kreisman, and Lisa Bancroft 2/2003 ASHA hosts second Audiology Convention David H. Kirkwood 2/2003 Nuts & Bolts: If disaster strikes, will you be ready? Robert L. Martin 2/2003 Pathways: Management of Children with APDs Robert E. Jirsa 2/2003 Netscope 2003: Deafness in Disguise: An Online Exhibit Roy F. Sullivan 2/2003 The Final Word: The hearing aid delivery system: Does it provide good value? Dennis Van Vliet 2/2003 From the Editor: Audiology Should Cooperate on Rehab Bill David H. Kirkwood 1/2003 Page Ten: Central Auditory Plasticity: Implications for Auditory Rehabilitation Kelly L. Tremblay 1/2003 Cover Story: Industry Leaders Blame the Economy as Hearing Aid Sales Drift Downward David H. Kirkwood 1/2003 Imagine That! eTONA is Coming Soon David Woodbury and Scott Peterson 1/2003 Viewpoint: The AuD: It's a Key to Independence Susan Benn Paarlberg, Kenneth L. Lowder, Robert M. Gippin, and Travis F. Jackson 1/2003 An Auditory Training Technique to Improve Dichotic Listening Kris English, Jennifer Martonik, and Laura Moir 1/2003 Speech-in-Noise Tests: How and Why to Include Them in Your Basic Test Battery Brian Taylor 1/2003 Nuts & Bolts: Faith, Trust, and Pixie Dust Robert L. Martin 1/2003 Hearing & Children: A fun internet teachin toll for students Ellen Dolich 1/2003 The Final Word: We're counseling, but are we communicating? Dennis Van Vliet 1/2003 From the Editor: Caring For Our Youngest Patients: A Unique Opportunity and Challenge David H. Kirkwood 11/2002 Special Issue: Beyond Newborn Hearing Screening: The Critical First Few Months Anne Marie Tharpe 11/2002 The Tone-Evoked ABR: Why It’s the Measure of Choice for Young Infants David R. Stapells 11/2002 Otoacoustic Emissions in the Diagnosis of Hearing Disorder in Infants Yvonne S. Sininger 11/2002 Using Visual Reinforcement Audiometry in the Assessment of Hearing in Infants Judith E. Widen and Gwendolyn M. O’Grady 11/2002 Is Functional Gain Really Functional? Patricia G. Stelmachowicz, Brenda Hoover, Dawna E. Lewis, and Marc Brennan 11/2002 Selection and Evaluation of Amplification for Infants Kathryn Laudin Beauchaine 11/2002 What Parents Want to Know at Diagnosis and During the First Year Jack Roush and Melody Harrison 11/2002 Empowering Parents to Help Their Newly Diagnosed Child Gain Communication Skills Amy McConkey Robbins 11/2002 At convention, IHS celebrates a victory David H. Kirkwood 11/2002 Netscope 2002: Boys Town offers a superior web site Roy F. Sullivan 11/2002 Nuts & Bolts: Should We Measure Thresholds at 125 Hz and 8000 Hz? Robert L. Martin 11/2002 Hearing & Children: Speech-to-Text Communication Access Judy Colwell 11/2002 The Final Word: With 2-Year-Old Patients, Patience is Key Dennis Van Vliet 11/2002 From the Editor: HJ's all-star editorial team David H. Kirkwood 10/2002 Page Ten: A Short Guide to Vestibular Testing and Rehabilitation Richard E. Gans 10/2002 Cover Story: A Candid Round-Table Discussion on Modern Digital Hearing Aids and Their Features H. Gustav Mueller 10/2002 Three-Microphone Instrument is Designed to Extend Benefits of Directionality Thomas A. Powers and Volkmar Hamacher 10/2002 Preserving Directional Benefits for New Users Wearing Smaller Hearing Aids Francis K. Kuk, Denise M. Keenan, and John A. Nelson 10/2002 Economic Stimulus Package Offers Benefits to Owners of Hearing Healthcare Practices Mark E. Battersby 10/2002 Pathways: When Children Have Difficulty With Vowels Frank E. Musiek 10/2002 Nuts & Bolts: The Speech Cue Train Game: A Fun Way to Look at Speech Importance Function Robert L. Martin and Harvey Dillon 10/2002 The Final Word: User-Friendly Hearing Aids, Anyone? Dennis Van Vliet 10/2002 From the Editor: Meningitis and Cochlear Implants David H. Kirkwood 9/2002 Page Ten: The Auditory Steady-State Response: A Primer Brad A. Stach 9/2002 Cover Story: Co-Op Advertising: Dispensers See Both Benefits and Pitfalls Sara Bloom 9/2002 Aural Rehab Services: Survey Reports Who Offers Which Ones and How Often Susan G. Prendergast and Lori A. Kelley 9/2002 How to Comply with HIPAA: A Practical Guide for Hearing Healthcare Providers Dan Jacob 9/2002 Advances in Technology Offer Promise of an Expanding Role for Telecoils Bowen Marshall 9/2002 Counseling Competencies in Audiologists: Efficacy of a Distance-Learning Course Carl C. Crandell and Allison Weiner 9/2002 Television Advertising: It Can be Affordable John Wood 9/2002 SnapShots: Measuring Incidence of Hearing Loss on Both Sides of the Atlantic A.U. Bankaitis 9/2002 Nuts & Bolts: You Don’t Hear With Your Ears John Berry and Robert L. Martin 9/2002 Hearing & Children: Jake’s Power Trip Jacqueline Rogers Scholl 9/2002 The Final Word: How Does Your Garden Grow? Dennis Van Vliet 9/2002 From the Editor: Better Classroom Listening Conditions Can Help all Children to Learn Better David H. Kirkwood 8/2002 Page Ten: Rationale and Use of Sound Field Systems: An Update Carol Flexer 8/2002 Cover Story: Want to Join a Dispensing Network? Groups Offer Many Options to Persuade Prospects John Florian 8/2002 Study Finds Higher Cardiovascular Fitness Associated with Greater Hearing Acuity Helaine M. Alessio, Kathleen M. Hutchinson, Angela L. Price, Loren Reinart, and Molly J. Sautman 8/2002 Personality Type and Perceived Hearing Aid Benefit Revisited E. Kimberly Barry and S. Joseph Barry 8/2002 Hearing Aid Physical Fit: The Next Revolution? David Fabry 8/2002 Nuts & Bolts: Interpret Hearing Tests with Caution Robert L. Martin 8/2002 Pathways: Auditory Processing Disorders can Negate the Benefits of Binaural Amplification Jane A. Baran 8/2002 The Final Word: Language Barrier was a Learning Experience Dennis Van Vliet 8/2002 From the Editor: SHHH: A friend in need David H. Kirkwood 7/2002 Page Ten: Normal Aided Functioning: Pipe Dream or Possibility? George Lindley 7/2002 Cover Story: Some Hearing Professionals Find It's Better to Unite Than to Fight With Other Disciplines Sara Bloom 7/2002 Excellent Customer Service: Don't Try to Practice Without It! Renee Hall 7/2002 Netscope 2002: Information for the Hearing-Impaired Student Roy F. Sullivan 7/2002 Nuts & Bolts: Speech Cues and Word-Understanding Scores Robert L. Martin 7/2002 Hearing & Children: Web offers many resources for families and educators of hearing-impaired children Oticon US 7/2002 From the Editor: American Academy of Audiology's focus on ethics raises important and complex issues David H. Kirkwood 6/2002 Page Ten: Localization, Hearing Impairment, and Hearing Aids Gregory A. Flamme 6/2002 Cover Story: Fearing Shortage of Audiologists, Profession Seeks Ways to Entice Students Judith Nemes 6/2002 A Practical Guide to Impression Syringes and Pistol Injectors Chester Pirzanski 6/2002 Academy of Audiology Convention shines spotlight on ethical issues, professionalism David H. Kirkwood 6/2002 Special events add spice to AAA Convention David H. Kirkwood 6/2002 What's Growing on Your Patients' Hearing Aids? A Study Gives You an Idea A.U. Bankaitis 6/2002 Wireless Technology Offers Providers New Communication Options for Patients Dave Wilcox 6/2002 Pathways: The Frequency Pattern Test: A Guide Frank E. Musiek 6/2002 Nuts & Bolts: We've Come a Long, Long Way Robert L. Martin 6/2002 The Final Word: It was a Dark and Stormy Night... Dennis Van Vliet 6/2002 From the Editor: Third-party coverage: A promising trend David H. Kirkwood 5/2002 Page Ten: Is evaluating auditory processing disorders in your scope of practice? Robert W. Keith 5/2002 Cover Story: Advocates for coverage of hearing care making strides at state, federal levels Judith Nemes 5/2002 The Best in Audiology 2001: 7th Annual Literature Review H. Gustav Mueller, Nancy Tye Murray, Brad A. Stach, Linda J. Hood 5/2002 Study measures user benefit of two modern hearing aid features Birgitta Gabriel 5/2002 Nuts & Bolts: ''I’m sorry, this airplane is out of service'' Robert L. Martin 5/2002 Hearing & Children: Verification in pediatric hearing aid fittings Julie A. Christensen 5/2002 The Final Word: ''Your Best Option Would Be...'' Dennis Van Vliet 5/2002 From the Editor: Introducing the redesigned Hearing Journal David H. Kirkwood 4/2002 Page Ten: Effective amplification for hearing-impaired children Teresa Y.C. Ching 4/2002 Cover Story: The proliferation of AuD programs: Is it too much of a good thing? John Florian 4/2002 Improving hearing aid performance in noise: Challenges and strategies Francis Kuk, Carl Ludvigsen, and Carsten Paludan-Müller 4/2002 Hearing loss and anxiety in adults Richard Carmen and Shelley Uram 4/2002 Viewpoint: Greater professionalism is needed to earn public confidence Barry A. Freeman 4/2002 What digital hearing aids can do: Another perspective Victor Bray and Michael Nilsson 4/2002 HIA elects new leaders at annual meeting David H. Kirkwood 4/2002 Pathways: Auditory plasticity: What is it, and why do clinicians need to know? Frank E. Musiek 4/2002 Netscope: www.earsurgery.com Roy F. Sullivan 4/2002 Nuts & Bolts: Understanding “effective audibility” Harvey Dillon and Robert L. Martin 4/2002 The Final Word: In harm's way Dennis Van Vliet 4/2002 From the Editor: A campaign worth watching, and a convention worth catching David H. Kirkwood 3/2002 Page Ten: Listening to the ear ''talk'': The message of OAEs Richard E. Talbott 3/2002 Cover Story: Although opinions vary, survey finds many concerned by consolidation of dispensing David H. Kirkwood 3/2002 Using sound-field systems to teach phonemic awareness to pre-schoolers Carol Flexer, Kate Kemp Biley, Alyssa Hinkley, Cheryl Harkema, and John Holcomb 3/2002 Why you need a compliance program— and how to develop one for your practice Ray Jones 3/2002 SnapShots: The fly: Not just for soup any more, and how concerned are mothers? A.U. Bankaitis 3/2002 Nuts & Bolts: How to reduce the occlusion effect Robert L. Martin 3/2002 Hearing & Children: So, you want to be a pediatric audiologist, do you? Mary Jo Grote 3/2002 The Final Word: Counseling the boomers Dennis Van Vliet 3/2002 From the Editor: A new series and other good news David H. Kirkwood 2/2002 Page Ten: Auditory neuropathy/auditory dys-synchrony: New insights Linda J. Hood 2/2002 Cover Story: Hearing aid dispensers and manufacturers sound off on each other's performance Sara Bloom 2/2002 Using the Hearing Aid Selection Profile to identify factors in hearing aid returns Gary P. Jacobson, Craig W. Newman, Sharon A. Sandridge, and Devin L. McCaslin 2/2002 Digital hearing aid design: Fact vs. fantasy Timothy D. Trine and Dianne Van Tasell 2/2002 Study finds use of Live Speech Mapping reduces follow-up visits and saves money David R. Cunningham, Roberto G. Laó-Dávila, Barbara A. Eisenmenger, and Richard W. Lazich 2/2002 Audiologists hold a convention of thier own within ASHA David H. Kirkwood 2/2002 Pathways: Introducing Pathways, a column on the higher auditory system Frank E. Musiek 2/2002 Nuts & Bolts: My six best ideas Robert L. Martin 2/2002 The Final Word: The epiphany Dennis Van Vliet 2/2002 From the Editor: The price factor: How important is it? David H. Kirkwood 1/2002 Page Ten: How loud is allowed? It's déjà vu all over again H. Gustav Mueller and Ruth A. Bentler 1/2002 Cover Story: As recession begins, hearing aid market goes from flat to worse David H. Kirkwood 1/2002 Using digital signal processing to enhance the performance of dual microphones Francis K. Kuk, Lars Baekgaard, and Carl Ludvigsen 1/2002 IHS celebrates Golden Anniversary David H. Kirkwood 1/2002 Conference focuses on youngest patients David H. Kirkwood 1/2002 Hearing & Children: ''...a few of our favorite things'' Judith Shea and Carol Caldwell 1/2002 Nuts & Bolts: Warning! Impression blow-bys can be hazardous to your patients’ health Robert L. Martin 1/2002 Netscope 2002: Hearing Care Down Under Roy F. Sullivan 1/2002 The Final Word: The ''difficult'' patient Dennis Van Vliet 1/2002 From the Editor: Consolidation—how far will it go? David H. Kirkwood 11/2001 Special Issue: Introduction to a Special Issue on Tinnitus Richard S. Tyler, Guest Editor 11/2001 Tinnitus in older people: It is a widespread problem Philip Newall, Paul Mitchell, Doungkamol Sindhusake, Maryanne Golding, David Wigney, David Hartley, Donna Smith, and Greg Birtles 11/2001 Tinnitus self-assessment scales: Domains of coverage and psychometric properties William Noble 11/2001 A multidisciplinary approach to management of tinnitus and hyperacusis Roger A. Ruth and Robin Hamill-Ruth 11/2001 Tinnitus Retraining Therapy: A modified approach Richard S. Tyler and Cynthia J. Bergan 11/2001 What the practitioner should know about tinnitus assessment and management Pam Gabriels 11/2001 Tinnitus self-help groups: How, and why, they work Cheryl McGinnis 11/2001 Hearing & Children: Information for teachers new to hearing loss: When less is more Frank Iglehart 11/2001 Netscope 2001: American Tinnitus Association Roy F. Sullivan 11/2001 Study probes impact on hearing aid benefit of earlier involvement by significant other Lisa M. Hoover-Steinwart, Kris English, and James E. Hanley 11/2001 Nuts & Bolts: To make patients happy, provide demonstrations of hearing aid benefit Robert L. Martin 11/2001 The Final Word: How much better are today’s hearing aids? It depends on your perspective Dennis Van Vliet 11/2001 From the Editor: September 11, 2001 David H. Kirkwood 10/2001 Page Ten: “…when I’m sixty-four” Patricia McCarthy 10/2001 Cover Story: Speech audiometry and hearing aid fittings: Going steady or casual acquaintances? H. Gustav Mueller 10/2001 Key trends are predicted for the next decade in the U.S. hearing aid industry Charlie Whelan 10/2001 Some considerations regarding attack and release times in compression hearing aids Bailey K. Wang 10/2001 Viewpoint: Directional mics: Not for high-end aids only Ted Venema 10/2001 A year after getting their AuDs, Florida graduates are surveyed on the benefits Alice E. Holmes, Scott Griffiths, and Joy J. Colle 10/2001 Nuts & Bolts: Hearing aids are like flowers Robert L. Martin 10/2001 Practitioner’s Notebook: When a tympanogram looks too “flat” The Hearing Journal 10/2001 Snapshots: Hearing aids: To adjust or not to adjust? That is the question A.U. Bankaitis 10/2001 The Final Word: Incoming! Dennis Van Vliet 10/2001 From the Editor: Fifty years of progress? Well, yes and no David H. Kirkwood 9/2001 Page Ten: Ring, ring! Is anybody there? Telephone solutions for hearing aid users Catherine V. Palmer 9/2001 Cover Story: As IHS celebrates 50th anniversary, traditional dispensers look to their future Sara Bloom 9/2001 Optimizing your RECD measurements Marlene P. Bagatto 9/2001 First Person: The evolution of a professional dispensing practice for the digital age Jack Davis 9/2001 The relationship between personality type and perceived hearing aid benefit E. Kimberly Barry and Patricia McCarthy 9/2001 Using DSP to improve the performance of classroom sound field systems Norman Lederman and Cheryl DeConde Johnson 9/2001 The case of the anonymous ALD Brad Ingrao 9/2001 Hearing & Children: Audiologists and teachers as partners in education Judy Harrison 9/2001 Netscope 2001: www.nidcd.nih.gov Roy F. Sullivan 9/2001 The golden thread of hearing care: Audiologic rehabilitation Donna S. Wayner and Judy E. Abrahamson 9/2001 Nuts & Bolts: What language do you speak? Robert L. Martin 9/2001 The Final Word: Thoughts on “medical necessity” (Part 2) Dennis Van Vliet 9/2001 From the Editor: The fall's coming attractions David H. Kirkwood 8/2001 Page Ten: A standardized AR battery for dispensers Ronald L. Schow 8/2001 Cover Story: What should be the role of audiologic technicians? It’s debatable Judith Nemes 8/2001 Special Section: Middle ear implants: A new technology Marshall Chasin and Jonathan Spindel 8/2001 The ins and outs of middle ear implants Marshall Chasin 8/2001 Implantable middle ear hearing devices: A regulatory perspective Karen H. Baker 8/2001 Getting a middle ear implant: An audiologist’s personal account Lisa Evans-Smith 8/2001 Human middle ear measurements: Application to middle ear implants Sunil Puria 8/2001 Implantable hearing device technologies Jonathan H. Spindel 8/2001 MEI manufacturers describe their products Iain L. Grant 8/2001 Nuts & Bolts: Computer directions: Watch out! Robert L. Martin 8/2001 Snapshots: Back in the SADL, plus schwannoma management A.U. Bankaitis 8/2001 The Final Word: Some thoughts on “medical necessity” Dennis Van Vliet 8/2001 From the Editor: And now a word from some consumers David H. Kirkwood 7/2001 Page Ten: Auditory processing disorder: An overview for the clinician Gail D. Chermak 7/2001 Cover Story: Are your marketing efforts paying off? Tracking is the way to find out Sara Bloom 7/2001 Earmolds: Are soft materials superior? Chester Pirzanski 7/2001 Hearing & Children: Early detection—only the beginning Mary Bradley and Jamie L. Barbera 7/2001 Practitioner’s Notebook: The International Outcome Inventory The Hearing Journal 7/2001 Nuts & Bolts: Back to the basics Robert L. Martin 7/2001 Netscope 2001: interactive hearing surveys Roy F. Sullivan 7/2001 The Final Word: Telecoils: Disappointments and potential Dennis Van Vliet 7/2001 From the Editor: In a challenging time, many choices are available David H. Kirkwood 6/2001 Page Ten: Assessing the risk of falls in the elderly: Above and beyond the ENG Gary P. Jacobson 6/2001 Cover Story: As fewer earn PhDs. where will audiology find tomorrow's teachers, researchers? John Florian 6/2001 Technologic and functional features of hearing aids: What are their relative costs? Jerry L. Punch 6/2001 HHS Secretary Thompson tells AAA: You have a friend in Washington David H. Kirkwood 6/2001 ViewPoint: The case for disposable hearing aids Fred Fritz 6/2001 Nuts & Bolts: Dealing with reverberation Robert L. Martin 6/2001 SnapShots: Eye-catching articles on fMRI, captioning A.U. Bankaitis 6/2001 The Final Word: Fitting a child brings rewards far beyond dollars Dennis Van Vliet 6/2001 From the Editor: Images of a hearing professional David H. Kirkwood 5/2001 Page Ten: Hearing aid dispensing: Have we missed the point? John Greer Clark 5/2001 Cover Story: Dispensers discuss experiences with, views on starter and disposable hearing aids Sara Bloom 5/2001 Complying with healthcare fraud laws: An overview for the hearing professional Barry A. Freeman and Angela Loavenbruck 5/2001 Show me the data: Reducing costs and improving quality Dennis L. Burrows 5/2001 Video-oculography: A new diagnostic technology for vestibular patients Richard E. Gans 5/2001 Effects of denied hearing loss on the significant other Oscar E. Armero 5/2001 Viewpoint: Reaching entry-level consumers, an untapped segment of the market Roger Juneau and Ed Desporte 5/2001 Survey of AuD students confirms need for counseling as part of audiologist’s training Melanie Herzfeld and Kris English 5/2001 Netscope 2001: www.lhh.org Roy F. Sullivan 5/2001 Hearing & Children: Beyond universal hearing screening Ellen Hansen 5/2001 Nuts & Bolts: Creating “goof-proof” fittings for people with impaired mental function William Lee Parker and Robert L. Martin 5/2001 Practitioner’s Notebook: Tips on proper probe-tube placement The Hearing Journal 5/2001 The Final Word: Creativity in the clinic Dennis Van Vliet 5/2001 From the Editor: Something to get excited about David H. Kirkwood 4/2001 Page Ten: Audiology students ask the darnedest questions! James W. Hall III 4/2001 Cover Story: Detection and diagnosis: A report on some new approaches Donald Radcliffe 4/2001 Response of hearing aid wearers to the absence of a user-operated volume control Rauna K. Surr, Mary T. Cord, and Brian E. Walden 4/2001 Description and rationale of a digital, instant-fit hearing aid Victor Bray, Merritt A. Johns, and Robert M. Ghent Jr. 4/2001 Hearing aid remote control devices and the pacemaker patient: Two studies Levi A. Reiter and Jorge Camunas 4/2001 BHI director reports on newly launched program to stimulate physician referrals David H. Kirkwood 4/2001 The Best in Audiology Literature 2000: 6th Annual Literature Review H. Gustav Mueller, Brad A. Stach, Nancy Tye Murray and Linda J. Hood 4/2001 Snapshots: Notable new articles include comparison of amplification technologies over 100 years A.U. Bankaitis 4/2001 Nuts & Bolts: How much do you amplify a severely damaged zone? Robert L. Martin 4/2001 The Final Word: The “wings” beneath our fittings Dennis Van Vliet 4/2001 From the Editor: The digital advantage: How real is it? David H. Kirkwood 3/2001 Page Ten: Digital cell phones and hearing aids: The problem is mostly solved Mead C. Killion 3/2001 Cover Story: Most dispensers in Journal's survey report greater patient satisfaction with digitals David H. Kirkwood 3/2001 Evaluation of the facial nerve via electroneuronography (ENoG) Douglas L. Beck & James W. Hall III 3/2001 Recommended two-stage newborn screening can be accomplished with a single device Gerald R. Popelka 3/2001 Viewpoint: Digital hearing aids: Magic, marketing, and clinical trials. Two perspectives Mark Ross & Brian Walden 3/2001 From the Editor: In hearing health care, change and innovation are the only constants David H. Kirkwood 2/2001 Page Ten: Outcome measures: In health care today, you can’t afford not to do them Harvey Abrams 2/2001 Cover Story: Department of Veteran Affairs plays key role in shaping U.S. hearing health care Judith Nemes 2/2001 An analysis of entry-level, disposable, instant-fit, and implantable hearing aids Robert W. Sweetow 2/2001 Audiologists in Utah surveyed on anticipated impact of the AuD Cynthia A. McCormick and Rhoda L. Jenson 2/2001 ASHA, in celebrating 75 years, pays homage to past while looking to the future David H. Kirkwood 2/2001 SnapShots: Introducing a new column to help you keep your New Year’s resolution A.U. Bankaitis 2/2001 Practitioner’s Notebook: Testing for auditory processing disorders The Hearing Journal 2/2001 Nuts & Bolts: Today’s advanced compression circuits make yesterday’s attitudes out of date Robert L. Martin 2/2001 Netscope 2001: www.hear-it.org Roy F. Sullivan 2/2001 The Final Word: Knowing when to “fold” Dennis Van Vliet 2/2001 From the Editor: “You’ve gotta have heart”—and a lot more David H. Kirkwood 1/2001 Page Ten: Probe-mic assessment of digital hearing aids? Yes, you can! H. Gustav Mueller 1/2001 Cover Story: With scant 3% annual gain in sales, hearing aid market remains in the doldrums David H. Kirkwood 1/2001 Stethoscopes: Real-ear measurements and digital frequency transposition Thomas G. Dolan, Sara R. Oliver, and James F. Maurer 1/2001 A brief guide to helping your tinnitus patients Dhyan Cassie 1/2001 Audiovisual-FM system is found more beneficial in classroom than auditory-only Jean-Pierre Gagné 1/2001 ADA Convention celebrates progress on legislative, professional doctorate fronts David H. Kirkwood 1/2001 Human Link Conference emphasizes need to match technology to the individual person Candace Hoffmann 1/2001 Nuts & Bolts: The “get-acquainted speech test” Robert L. Martin 1/2001 Hearing & Children: Hearing-impaired children in the mainstream: What schools need to know Janet Purn 1/2001 The Final Word: Significant other can change the dynamic Dennis Van Vliet 1/2001 Index to the Hearing Journal, 2000 The Hearing Journal 12/2000 From the Editor: Universal newborn screening: A special issue on a special topic David H. Kirkwood 11/2000 We have come a long way, baby; but we still have a way to go Judith S. Gravel 11/2000 Ready, set... Laying the groundwork Lynn Spivak 11/2000 “…Go!—Starting a screening program Brandt Culpepper 11/2000 What newborn screening doesn’t tell us Beth A. Prieve 11/2000 The role of the primary-care provider in the hearing health of children Deborah Campbell 11/2000 Experiences of a long-established universal newborn hearing screening program Terese Finitzo 11/2000 What happens after screening? Jackson Roush 11/2000 Point: Is UNHS worth the cost? Paul R. Kileny and Gary Jacobson 11/2000 Counterpoint: Value of UNHS is priceless Deborah Hayes and Marion P. Downs 11/2000 At convention, IHS takes action to oppose FDA proposal; degree program unveiled David H. Kirkwood 11/2000 At Tahoe meeting, researchers exchange findings in the cause of better hearing aids David H. Kirkwood 11/2000 Hearing & Children: For mild-to-moderate losses, rapport with parents and child is essential Susan M. Fowler and Bridgette A. Fowler 11/2000 Netscope 2000: www.infanthearing.org Roy F. Sullivan 11/2000 Nuts & Bolts: The future is here, and it's digital Robert L. Martin 11/2000 The Final Word: “May I see your documentation, please?” Dennis Van Vliet 11/2000 From the Editor: Print competition honors the Journal David H. Kirkwood 10/2000 Page Ten: Personal adjustment counseling: It’s an essential skill Kris English 10/2000 Cover Story: The consolidation of hearing aid manufacturing: Its causes and effects David H. Kirkwood 10/2000 Occupational audiology: “Where audiology gets down to business” John Florian 10/2000 A vision of the future: A “concept hearing aid” with Bluetooth wireless technology Francis Beecher 10/2000 Selecting material for impression taking: The case for standard-viscosity silicones Chester Z. Pirzanski 10/2000 A directional-plus-omni system: An improved design for directional hearing aids August Hernandez, Oleg Saltykov, George Doudoukjian, and Mark Lin 10/2000 Gaining insights today from the audiologists of tomorrow Peter Mark 10/2000 Experiences of the optical industry hold lessons for hearing care providers Susan Burton 10/2000 NAFDA, at inaugural convention, confirms support for the unified doctor of audiology Joilyn D. Bush 10/2000 Nuts & Bolts: How to improve really bad hearing: A case example and 8 mistakes to avoid Robert L. Martin 10/2000 Practitioner’s Notebook: Hearing aid expansion The Hearing Journal 10/2000 The Final Word: By the way, I also need to hear when .... Dennis Van Vliet 10/2000 From the Editor: In recommending hearing solutions, effectiveness should be the first priority David H. Kirkwood 9/2000 Page Ten: “Soft” hearing aids: The answer to some hard problems? Robert G. Turner 9/2000 Cover Story: Web-savvy hearing care providers add another tool to their marketing kits Sara Bloom 9/2000 What my new hearing aids mean to me Vivian Fox 9/2000 Profiles in aural rehabilitation: Richard Carmen interviews Nancy Tye-Murray Richard Carmen & Nancy Tye Murray 9/2000 Client-attitude questionnaire provides data that can help shape counseling strategies Kathleen M. Cienkowski and Gabrielle H. Saunders 9/2000 A formal sales development system with performance tracking leads to success Vince Russomagno 9/2000 Hearing better: The quiz John Burkey 9/2000 Successful cerumen removal from hearing aids through ultrasonics Richard M. Navarro and Elena LeBlanc 9/2000 Netscope 2000: An Auditory Tour, and more Roy F. Sullivan 9/2000 Hearing & Children: Pediatric audiology in the new frontier: Laser myringotomy for otitis media Jennifer Hanlin-Xenakes 9/2000 Nuts & Bolts: In tough cases, expert advice can help you and reassure your patients Robert L. Martin 9/2000 The Final Word: Better hearing is not a crime Dennis Van Vliet 9/2000 From the Editor: Today’s scientific research leads to tomorrow’s hearing healthcare practice David H. Kirkwood 8/2000 Page Ten: Hair cell regeneration revisited: It’s not just for the birds! Brenda M. Ryals 8/2000 Cover Story: R&D extends boundaries of hearing care, as it seeks solutions to persistent problems Donald Radcliffe 8/2000 Hearing aid design and fitting solutions for persons with severe-to-profound losses Francis K. Kuk and Carl Ludvigsen 8/2000 ALDs: It’s time to take full advantage of this valuable, but underused, technology Dominick Servedio 8/2000 In measuring transient evoked otoacoustic emissions in adults, is age a factor? Teralandur K. Parthasarathy 8/2000 “Stakeholders” identify hearing needs David H. Kirkwood 8/2000 Practitioner’s Notebook: Verifying loudness normalization The Hearing Journal 8/2000 Nuts & Bolts: The earwax problem: It just won’t go away Robert L. Martin 8/2000 The Final Word: In-office repairs revisited Dennis Van Vliet 8/2000 From the Editor: Consumer education: It’s the top priority David H. Kirkwood 7/2000 Page Ten: Practicing “investigative audiology” David M. Lipscomb 7/2000 Cover Story: Managing dizzy patients: An opportunity for audiologists Judith Nemes 7/2000 Profiles in aural rehabilitation: Richard Carmen interviews John Greer Clark Richard Carmen & John Greer Clark 7/2000 Marketing in the new millennium: Developing an effective plan Lori A. Pakulski and Joyce Johnson 7/2000 Educating consumers, MDs on hearing: Some tips for effective presentations Ted Venema 7/2000 Consumer education: It’s the key to awakening a sleeping market Max Stanley Chartrand 7/2000 Nuts & Bolts: Dealing with mean and grumpy patients Robert L. Martin 7/2000 Hearing & Children: Speech, hearing evaluations in young children Teresa Vaughn and Kelly Yeager 7/2000 Netscope 2000: www.hearnet.com Roy F. Sullivan 7/2000 The Final Word: Mixing marketing with quality hearing care Dennis Van Vliet 7/2000 From the Editor: Hearing and hearing care get some respect in Healthy People 2010 David H. Kirkwood 6/2000 Page Ten: Patient satisfaction and hearing aid outcomes Jerry L. Northern 6/2000 Cover Story: Their schooling done, new practitioners discover what they should have learned Sara Bloom 6/2000 Denis Byrne—an appreciation The Hearing Journal 6/2000 Who is a cochlear implant candidate? Criteria for referring patients Jannine Larky 6/2000 Attenuation variables in earmolds for hearing protection devices Chester Pirzanski, Marshall Chasin, Mary Klenk, Vince Maye, and Julie Purdy 6/2000 Large-area assistive listening systems: An overview and some recommendations Mark Ross and Matthew Bakke 6/2000 Using HHIE self-assessment scales to counsel an elderly couple in crisis Oscar E. Armero 6/2000 Practitioner’s Notebook: Hit or miss and other test ratings The Hearing Journal 6/2000 Nuts & Bolts: Using the “window of hearing” to show patients why they can’t understand speech Robert L. Martin 6/2000 The Final Word: Reducing returns for credit: What practitioners can do Dennis Van Vliet 6/2000 From the Editor: Songbird raises questions that only the market can answer David H. Kirkwood 5/2000 Page Ten: Directional-microphone hearing aids: An update H. Gustav Mueller and Todd A. Ricketts 5/2000 Cover Story: Is hearing loss increasing at younger ages? Many think so, but it’s hard to prove Donald Radcliffe 5/2000 Profiles in auditory rehabilitation: Richard Carmen interviews Ray Hull Richard Carmen and Ray Hull 5/2000 Satisfying patient needs with nine fixed acoustical prescription formats Geary McCandless, Walter Sjursen, and David Preves 5/2000 Record-shattering throng attends AAA’s “Convention of the Millennium” David H. Kirkwood 5/2000 Independent private practitioners hear encouraging words from panel John Florian 5/2000 The Best in Audiology 1999: 5th Annual Literature Review Brad A. Stach, Linda M. Thibodeau, Linda J. Hood and H. Gustav Mueller 5/2000 Netscope 2000: www.communicationdisorders.com Roy F. Sullivan 5/2000 Nuts & Bolts: It’s good in theory, but... Robert L. Martin 5/2000 Hearing & Children: Educational and clinical audiology: Together in the 21st century Paul E. Peksa Jr. and Robin L. Peksa 5/2000 The Final Word: In-office repairs and Murphy’s law Dennis Van Vliet 5/2000 From the Editor: The time is right for extraordinary results David H. Kirkwood 4/2000 Page Ten: An update on DSL[i/o] Richard C. Seewald 4/2000 Cover Story: To expand market, dispensers in survey urge more consumer education, marketing David H. Kirkwood 4/2000 A one-size disposable hearing aid is introduced Wayne J. Staab, Walter Sjursen, David Preves, and Tom Squeglia 4/2000 The “seamless hearing evaluation”: AE meets HAE David R. Cunningham, Sergio M. Guerreiro, Richard W. Lazich, and Kimberly M. Toppel 4/2000 Electrophysiologic assessment of CAPD: A review of the basics Teralandur K. Parthasarathy 4/2000 Clinical practicality of a hand-held otoacoustic emissions unit Alan B. Gertner 4/2000 Nuts & Bolts: How to make impressions of difficult ears Robert L. Martin 4/2000 Practitioner’s Notebook: Advantages of multiple memories The Hearing Journal 4/2000 The Final Word: Rehabilitative plan should be designed to address the client’s multiple needs Dennis Van Vliet 4/2000 From the Editor: History and a “unification model” raise hopes for peace David H. Kirkwood 3/2000 Page Ten: The Glasgow Hearing Aid Benefit Profile: What it measures and how to use it Stuart Gatehouse 3/2000 Cover Story: What’s the digital difference when it comes to patient benefit? H. Gustav Mueller 3/2000 A unification model for audiology: It’s time to end the divisiveness Richard E. Talbott, Fred H. Bess, John Ferraro, and Gary Jacobson 3/2000 Digital hearing aid terminology made simple: A handy glossary Jeremy Agnew 3/2000 What can the pure-tone audiogram tell us about a patient’s SNR loss? Mead C. Killion and Patricia A. Niquette 3/2000 Profiles in AR: First in a series Richard Carmen interviews Mark Ross Richard Carmen and Mark Ross 3/2000 The loop otoblock placement method: Why and how to use it for deep fittings Oscar Armero and Richard McCombs 3/2000 Viewpoint: Another opinion on how to sell your dispensing practice Herb McCollom 3/2000 Improving speech recognition in children: New hopes with digital hearing aids Lynn Z. Smith and Harry Levitt 3/2000 Hearing & Children: Challenges with the hearing-impaired adolescent Virginia Toth 3/2000 Six-step protocol tested for cleaning cerumen-occluded receivers James Rippy, Roberta Richardson, and Jess Dancer 3/2000 Nuts & Bolts: Some solutions to the cell phone/hearing aid incompatibility problem Robert L. Martin 3/2000 Practitioner’s Notebook: A handy guide to adding dB The Hearing Journal 3/2000 Netscope 2000: www.audiologyonline.com Roy F. Sullivan 3/2000 The Final Word: A matter of hospitality Dennis Van Vliet 3/2000 From the Editor: Make your meeting plans now David H. Kirkwood 2/2000 Page Ten: Going mobile: An introduction to hand-held PCs Michael K. Wynne 2/2000 Cover Story: Moving to the head of the class: A progress report on the AuD Sara Bloom 2/2000 MarkeTrak V: 'Why my hearing aids are in the drawer': The consumers’ perspective Sergei Kochkin 2/2000 The transformative power of an audiology visit Michael A. Harvey 2/2000 At convention, ASHA makes its pitch for hearts and minds of audiologists David H. Kirkwood 2/2000 Index to The Hearing Journal, 1999 The Hearing Journal 2/2000 Nuts & Bolts: How to retube an earmold Robert L. Martin 2/2000 Practitioner’s Notebook: The SOAP format for patient records The Hearing Journal 2/2000 The Final Word: Creativity needed to help patients with challenging lifestyle demands Dennis Van Vliet 2/2000 From the Editor: A new century dawns - filled with promise David H. Kirkwood 1/2000 Page Ten: Yes, Page Ten is Y2K compatible! H. Gustav Mueller 1/2000 Cover Story: After a flat 1999, industry leaders suggest strategies to get the market growing again David H. Kirkwood 1/2000 MarkeTrak V: Consumer satisfaction revisited Sergei Kochkin 1/2000 At IHS, industry leaders offer visions of hearing care in the new millennium David H. Kirkwood 1/2000 Distance programs unveiled at ADA promise a different kind of AuD option David H. Kirkwood 1/2000 From the Editor: The hearing aid rule—a tale without end David H. Kirkwood 11/1999 Page Ten: Audiologic management of tinnitus: Issues and options Craig W. Newman 11/1999 Special Issue: Deprivation and acclimatization in the human auditory system: Do they happen? Do they matter? Catherine V. Palmer 11/1999 Review of late-onset auditory deprivation and clinical implications Michele B. Emmer 11/1999 Recovery from the unaided ear effect Raymond M. Hurley 11/1999 An update on the acclimatization issue Ruth Bentler, Lenore Holte, and Christopher Turner 11/1999 Adaptation to loudness: Implications for hearing aid fittings George Lindley 11/1999 Modeling hearing loss via masking: Implications for hearing aid selection Carl C. Crandell and Alyssa Needleman 11/1999 Speech-sound perceptual learning Nina Kraus 11/1999 Variations in speech signals processed by hearing aids Jeremy Agnew 11/1999 Viewpoint: 'A streetcar named AuDesire' Kazunari J. Koike 11/1999 Practitioner’s Notebook: About auditory deprivation The Hearing Journal 11/1999 Hearing & Children: Pediatric audiologist’s ultimate goal: Healthy children Eileen Rall 11/1999 Nuts & Bolts: Solving severe problems with an FM unit Robert L. Martin 11/1999 The Final Word: Simple solutions for nagging problems Dennis Van Vliet 11/1999 From the Editor: Universal newborn screening: Worth doing—well David H. Kirkwood 10/1999 Page Ten: Hearing aid clinical trials: Good for the manufacturer? The dispenser? The consumer? Brian E. Walden 10/1999 Cover Story: Experts debate key fitting issues: LDLs, kneepoints, and high frequencies H. Gustav Mueller 10/1999 CAPD in Y2K: An introduction to audiologic assessment and management James W. Hall III 10/1999 How flow charts can help you troubleshoot hearing aid problems Francis K. Kuk 10/1999 Re-inventing the profession: The relationship model of hearing care Toni Gitles 10/1999 Three ways to fight noise: Directional mics, DSP algorithms, and expansion Ted Venema 10/1999 Infants are not average adults: Implications for audiometric testing Richard C. Seewald and Susan D. Scollie 10/1999 Listening Inventories for Education (LIFE): A classroom measurement tool Karen Anderson and Joseph Smaldino 10/1999 Nuts & Bolts: Ten steps to problem-free fittings Robert L. Martin 10/1999 Practitioner’s Notebook: Factors in the occlusion effect The Hearing Journal 10/1999 The Final Word: 'Is there a hearing aid that can…?' Dennis Van Vliet 10/1999 From the Editor: In support of a doctoral profession David H. Kirkwood 9/1999 Page Ten: Five years later: An update on the IHAFF fitting protocol Robyn M. Cox 9/1999 Cover Story: Marketing to baby boomers: Challenges and opportunities are greater than ever Sara Bloom 9/1999 Re-inventing the profession: A new model of hearing care delivery Toni Gitles 9/1999 Group of academic audiologists seeks to preserve entry-level master’s David H. Kirkwood 9/1999 ANSI group developing open standard for communicating hearing-related data George Frye and Barbara Kruger 9/1999 Psychosocial dynamics: Preventing failed fittings before they begin Max Stanley Chartrand 9/1999 Study suggests that group rehabilitation increases benefit of hearing aid fittings Kenya S. Taylor and William E. Jurma 9/1999 Practitioner’s Notebook: Don’t sell your audiometer just because you got an OAE device! The Hearing Journal 9/1999 Hearing & Children: Introducing hearing aids to parents of infants Julie Hauser 9/1999 Nuts & Bolts: Improved vision improves professional skills Robert L. Martin 9/1999 The Final Word: Uncommon problems come with the territory Dennis Van Vliet 9/1999 From the Editor: A global industry leads to global solutions David H. Kirkwood 8/1999 Page Ten: Selecting and evaluating FM systems Dawna E. Lewis 8/1999 Special Issue: The business side of a successful hearing healthcare practice David H. Kirkwood 8/1999 Starting a practice: Ten do’s and ten don’ts Bruce Bloom 8/1999 A seven-step approach to common sense business planning Vince Russomagno 8/1999 Opening an office? Consider location, location, location Gregory Weiman and Henry J. Ilecki 8/1999 A guide to competency-based interviewing in the hiring process Dan Quall 8/1999 Selecting a business structure: Which is the best fit for your practice? Alice O. Berkowitz 8/1999 Running a successful practice: Some advice from the front lines Judith Nemes 8/1999 World of Hearing conference seeks to raise awareness of hearing loss, care David H. Kirkwood 8/1999 Nuts & Bolts: 20 dB: A good place to start Robert L. Martin 8/1999 The Final Word: 'I couldn’t find it in the instructions' Dennis Van Vliet 8/1999 From the Editor: Survey results: Start spreading the news David H. Kirkwood 7/1999 Page Ten: Update on implants: Bone-anchored devices and middle ear implants Marshall Chasin 7/1999 Cover Story: New technology can link hearing care providers with distant patients Sara Bloom 7/1999 Major survey documents negative impact of untreated hearing loss on quality of life David H. Kirkwood 7/1999 Mail-order hearing aids and patient safety: A case study Craig A. Kasper, Jaclyn B. Spitzer, and Hector Rodriguez 7/1999 Hearing aid returns analyzed in search for patient and fitting patterns Jerry L. Northern and Cynthia M. Beyer 7/1999 In newborn hearing screenings, does birth method make a difference? Gina M. Gomez, Ken Henry, and Lyn Goldberg 7/1999 Nuts & Bolts: Difficult fittings: Strategies you can try when all else fails Robert L. Martin 7/1999 Practitioner’s Notebook: Meeting the 'gold standard' The Hearing Journal 7/1999 Hearing & Children: The interdependence of nature and nurture James Dean 7/1999 The Final Word: My hearing aid is eating up batteries! Dennis Van Vliet 7/1999 From the Editor: Getting ready for the big moment David H. Kirkwood 6/1999 Page Ten: Universal newborn hearing screening, assessment, and intervention systems Christine Yoshinaga-Itano 6/1999 Cover Story: Hearing care is a family affair: Effective counseling strategies Donald Radcliffe 6/1999 Profile of Aided Loudness (PAL): A validation procedure Catherine V. Palmer, H. Gustav Mueller, and Melanie Moriarty 6/1999 The Y2K problem: What it is and how some in the industry are addressing it Dan Mihai 6/1999 AAA draws 5952, the most ever, to its annual convention in Miami Beach David H. Kirkwood 6/1999 Small air-bone gaps: Sometimes they are a sign of otosclerosis John M. Burkey and William H. Lippy 6/1999 Test results on a new approach for fitting “ski-slope” hearing losses Birgitta Gabriel and Birger Kollmeier 6/1999 Practitioner’s Notebook: Counseling your tinnitus patients: Four do’s and four don’ts The Hearing Journal 6/1999 Nuts & Bolts: What to tell your patient when hearing aids are not enough Robert L. Martin 6/1999 More from Miami Beach: Many honored at programs The Hearing Journal 6/1999 The Final Word: '...and, if you don’t like them, just return them within 30 days' Dennis Van Vliet 6/1999 From the Editor: A better Better Hearing Month David H. Kirkwood 5/1999 Page Ten: School-aged children with minimal sensorineural hearing loss Fred H. Bess 5/1999 Cover Story: As implant technology advances, number of potential candidates grows Donald Radcliffe 5/1999 Digital signal processing has made active feedback suppression a reality Jennifer Groth 5/1999 American Auditory Society celebrates Silver Anniversary in Scottsdale, AZ Karen Briskey 5/1999 Viewpoint: Old challenges, new opportunities for hearing healthcare professionals Soren Holst 5/1999 The Best in Audiology 1998: 4th Annual Literature Review Brad A. Stach, Craig W. Newman, H. Gustav Mueller, Linda J. Hood 5/1999 Hearing & Children: Categorized charting for children Michael D. Page 5/1999 First Person: Hearing aid patients say the darnedest things Margie Littell Ulrich 5/1999 Nuts & Bolts: Over-the-counter medications can help your patients have cleaner, healthier ears Robert L. Martin 5/1999 Practitioner’s Notebook: Tests of speech understanding in noise The Hearing Journal 5/1999 The Final Word: Choosing suppliers: Variables and priorities Dennis Van Vliet 5/1999 From the Editor: It’s time for unified action—again David H. Kirkwood 4/1999 Page Ten: NAL-NL1: A new procedure for fitting non-linear hearing aids Harvey Dillon 4/1999 Cover Story: Gender and hearing: New studies find auditory differences between the sexes Judith Nemes 4/1999 Developers of other fitting procedures offer their thoughts on the NAL-NL1 Robyn Cox, Mead C. Killion, Richard Seewald, Susan Scollie, Lorienne Jenstad & Leonard Cornelisse, Harvey Dillion, Dennis Byrne, Richard Katsch, Teresa Ching, Gitte Keidser 4/1999 Pseudohypacusis: Worker compensation costs and professional implications Maurice H. Miller, Michael A. Crane, Janet Fox, and Christopher Linstrom 4/1999 Hearing aid design considerations for optimally fitting the youngest patients Francis K. Kuk 4/1999 A practical guide to cerumen-removal tools Bob Kemp 4/1999 In documenting user benefit/satisfaction, there are many tools to choose among Judy Huch 4/1999 Nuts & Bolts: Q & A on how to clean ears Robert L. Martin 4/1999 Practitioner’s Notebook: How to order prescriptive fitting methods The Hearing Journal 4/1999 The Final Word: A bundle of what? Dennis Van Vliet 4/1999 From the Editor: State of the hearing care profession David H. Kirkwood 3/1999 Page Ten: Counseling: It’s the key to successful hearing aid fittings Robert W. Sweetow 3/1999 Cover Story: Dispensers in survey take satisfaction in their work, but many feel unappreciated David H. Kirkwood 3/1999 A tool for measuring hyperacusis Marsha Johnson 3/1999 Counseling the tinnitus patient: Often it’s what we say that counts Norma Rivera Mraz 3/1999 Survey examines employability of master’s vs AuD audiologists Robert F. Oyler 3/1999 Viewpoint: Another audiology certification is not the key to independence David P. Goldstein 3/1999 Practitioner’s Notebook: Subjective outcome measures for children The Hearing Journal 3/1999 Nuts & Bolts: What do we do when the patient is allergic to our products? Robert L. Martin 3/1999 Hearing & Children: ER dramatizes need for infant screening Linda Van Dyke 3/1999 Publishers offer new books for your hearing healthcare library The Hearing Journal 3/1999 The Final Word: Reckoning with the human 'software' Dennis Van Vliet 3/1999 From the Editor: A suggested agenda for 1999 David H. Kirkwood 2/1999 Page Ten: The limits of high-frequency amplification Christopher W. Turner 2/1999 Cover Story: The Americans with Disabilities Act: Is it really helping the hearing impaired? Sara Bloom 2/1999 Counselor selling: Creating a win/win experience for you and your patient L.J. Nick Callazzo III 2/1999 Localization problems with modified and non-modified ER-15 Musician’s Earplugs Marshall Chasin and John Chong 2/1999 Ann Richards enlivens mostly controversy-free ASHA conversation David H. Kirkwood 2/1999 Index to The Hearing Journal, 1998 The Hearing Journal 2/1999 Nuts & Bolts: A troubleshooting guide for your hearing aid patients and families Robert L. Martin 2/1999 Practitioner’s Notebook: Tips on using hearing protection devices The Hearing Journal 2/1999 The Final Word: 'But it’s just not clear!' Dennis Van Vliet 2/1999 From the Editor: You read it here first: Eight predictions for the next decade David H. Kirkwood 1/1999 Page Ten: Just make it audible, comfortable, and loud, but okay H. Gustav Mueller 1/1999 Cover Story: In ‘98, hearing aid market hit new highs, but growth slowed David H. Kirkwood 1/1999 MarkeTrak V: 'Baby Boomers' spur growth in potential market, but penetration rate declines Sergei Kochkin 1/1999 Academy sets sights on making AuD 'a reality for the 21st century' David H. Kirkwood 1/1999 Mourning my mother, welcoming my family Michael A. Harvey 1/1999 Viewpoint: Hearing aids and background noise: It’s time to take off 'the hair shirt' Joseph D. Kozelsky 1/1999 Nuts & Bolts: Preventing the spread of infection in the office Robert L. Martin and Frances Huffer 1/1999 Practitioner’s Notebook: The down side of venting The Hearing Journal 1/1999 Hearing & Children: Total Communication in the classroom Diantha Zibman McFadden 1/1999 The Final Word: Before fitting, stop, look, and listen Dennis Van Vliet 1/1999 Page Ten: Educational Audiology: What's New (and other tidbits) Cheryl DeConde Johnson 10/1998 Page Ten: Musicians and the Prevention of Hearing Loss Marshall Chasin 9/1998 Page Ten: All About Auditory Neuropathy Linda J. Hood 8/1998 Page Ten: The Bright Promise Of Microphone Technology Michael Valente 7/1998 Relating Hearing Aid Use to Well-Being Among Older Adults Julie A. Bridges and Ruth A. Bentler 7/1998 Page Ten: Word-Recognition Testing: Why Not Do It Well? Brad A. Stach 6/1998 The Case of the Missing Dots: AI and SNR Loss Mead C. Killion and Laurel A. Christensen 5/1998 Page Ten: Using Sound Field Amplification in the Educational Setting Carl C. Crandell 5/1998 Page Ten: Hyperacusis ... It's Real and It Can Hurt! James W. Hall III 4/1998 Page Ten: Self-Assessment Revisited Patricia McCarthy 3/1998 Hearing Aids: Their Effects on Functional Health Status Carl C. Crandell 2/1998 Page Ten: In Defense of Higher Technology Ruth Bentler 2/1998 Page Ten: The Profile of Aided Loudness: A new PAL for 98 H. Gustav Mueller and Catherine V. Palmer 1/1998 Hearing Journal 50th Anniversary Issue and Timelines - 1947 to 1997 David H. Kirkwood 11/1997 The SIN Report: Circuits Haven't Solved the Hearing-in-Noise Problem Mead C. Killion 10/1997 Page Ten: Ethical, Legal or Moral? If it Feels Good..? Michael J. Metz 10/1997 Page Ten: The Missing Link for Success In Hearing Aid Fittings Robert M. Traynor 9/1997 Page Ten: Tinnitus: Current Theories and Treatments Richard S. Tyler 8/1997 Page Ten: Ten Tips (Give or Take a Couple) for Balance Function Testing Gary P. Jacobson 7/1997 Page Ten: A Review of Genetic Hearing Loss John T. Jacobson 6/1997 Page Ten: Your Questions Answered On Digital Hearing Aids Holly Hosford-Dunn 5/1997 A Guide to Using the APHAB Robyn B. Cox 4/1997 Page Ten: Reflections On Binaural Hearing Aid Fittings Mark Ross 4/1997 Page Ten: Clinical Use of Loudness Growth Procedures Todd A. Ricketts 3/1997 Page Ten: Audiologic Rehabilitation For The Elderly Patricia B. Kricos 2/1997 Page Ten: 20 Questions: Prescriptive Fitting Methods: The Next Generation H. Gustav Mueller 1/1997 Page Ten: Occupational Hearing Conservation: Where Hearing Professionals Get Down To Business Maurice H. Miller 11/1996 Understanding Central Auditory Processing Disorders: Diagnosis and Remediation Robert W. Keith 11/1996 Page Ten: Current Issues in Pediatric Amplification Patricia G. Stelmachowicz 10/1996 Page Ten: Innovations In Assistive Technology: A Potpourri of Exciting Approaches Cindy Compton 9/1996 Page Ten: Clinical Applications Of Multimemory Hearing Aids David A. Fabry 8/1996 Page Ten: You Can't Surf the Web Without Having Your Hands On the Net Michael K. Wynne 7/1996 Verifying the Real-Ear Gain in CIC Instruments Richard C. Seewald, Leonard E. Cornelisse, Shari L. Black and Michael G. Block 6/1996 Page Ten: Otitis Media: A Common But Complex Condition of Childhood Judy Gravel 6/1996 Assessing the Speech-Understanding Benefit from CIC Hearing Aids Kiara A. Ebinger, H. Gustav Mueller, Sue Ann Holland, and Jay W. Holland 6/1996 Page Ten: The Discriminating Brain: MMN and Acoustic Change Nina Kraus 5/1996 Page Ten: ALD Use In The Elderly: A Speech Test That Can Help Us Predict Success James Jerger 4/1996 Page Ten: Cochlear Implants: A Changing Technology Steven J. Staller 3/1996 Page Ten: The Audiologist As An Expert Witness Jerry Northern 2/1996 Page Ten: http://www.compression.edu H. Gustav Mueller and Mead C. Killion 1/1996 Survey Shows that User Judgment Remains Dispensers' Favorite Fitting Procedure H. Gustav Mueller and Anne L. Strouse 10/1995 Page Ten: Estimating Auditory Function With Auditory Evoked Potentials Linda J. Hood 10/1995 Page Ten: Classroom Management of Children With Minimal Hearing Loss Carol Flexer 9/1995 Page Ten: Audiologic Applications of Video Otoscopy Roy F. Sullivan 8/1995 Page Ten: Hair Cell Regeneration: Is It Just for the Birds? Brenda M. Ryals 7/1995 Do Hearing Aids Work in Noise? That's a Simple Question with No Easy Answer H. Gustav Mueller 4/1995 Page Ten: Fitting Options for Unilateral Hearing Loss Michael Valente 4/1995 Page Ten: Hygiene In The Hearing Care Office: Or, Combatting The Hearing Aid From Hell Jeffrey L. Danhauer 3/1995 Page Ten: Using Loudness Data for Hearing Aid Selection: The IHAFF Approach Robyn Cox 2/1995 Page Ten: Probe-Microphone Measurements: Unplugged H. Gustav Mueller 1/1995 Taking Ear Impressions for Deep Canal Hearing Aid Fittings Wayne J. Staab and Robert L. Martin 11/1994 CIC Hearing AIds: What is their Impact on the Occlusion Effect? H. Gustav Mueller 11/1994 CICs: Some Practical Considerations Ruth A. Bentler 11/1994 Surveys Evaluate Manufacturer, Dispenser, and Consumer Views on CIC Hearing Aids Klara Ebinger 11/1994 MarkeTrak IV: Will CIC's Attract a New Type of Customer - and What About Price? Sergei Kochkin 11/1994 Page Ten: WATCH: A Practical Approach to Brief Auditory Rehabilitation Allen A. Mongomery 10/1994 Effects of CIC, ITC, and ITE Microphone Placement on the Amplification of Wind Noise Todd Fortune and David Preves 9/1994 Page Ten: Fitting Children with the DSL Method Richard C. Seewald 9/1994 Page Ten: Bone-Conduction ABR: Clinically Feasible and Clinically Valuable James W. Hall III 8/1994 Page Ten: Fitting CIC Hearing Aids - Some Practical Pointers Gail I. Gudmunsen 7/1994 Page Ten: Getting Ready for the IHAFF Protocol H. Gustav Mueller 6/1994 Update on programmable hearing aids (with an assist from Yogi Berra) H. Gustav Mueller 5/1994 Page Ten: Self-Assesment Inventories: They're Not Just for Aural Rehab Anymore! Patricia McCarthy 5/1994 Page Ten: Pitfalls in Assessing High-Frequency Thresholds Robert W. Sweetow 4/1994 Page Ten: Hearing Aids and Older People Brad Stach 3/1994 Page Ten: Helpful Hints for OAE Measurement Kathryn E. Bright 2/1994 Page Ten: Measurements of TD: How Loud is Allowed? H. Gustav Mueller and Ruth Bentler 1/1994 An Easy Method for Calculating the Articulation Index H. Gustav Mueller and Mead C. Killion 9/1990	SUBSCRIPTION SERVICES  »  Free Subscriptions  »  Renewal Information  » The Ear Hears e-Newsletter   All PDFs
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