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Thoughts on Learning and Evidence Based Practices

Jess Dancer, EdD

January 16, 2006

Knowledge is power" Sir Francis Bacon "Skill to do comes of doing" Ralph Waldo Emerson Learning is the act, process, or experience of gaining knowledge or skill. Learning can be divided into formal an...   Read More


Remember Me? A Guide to Alzheimer's Disease and Hearing Loss

Jess Dancer, EdD, Phyllis Watkins, BA

January 9, 2006

Jess Dancer, Ed.D., Professor Emeritus of Audiology, University of Arkansas at Little Rock Phyllis Watkins, Executive Director, Alzheimer's Arkansas Programs and Services Oscar-winning actor Charlton...   Read More


Undiagnosed Pre-Existing Hearing Loss in Alzheimer's Disease Patients?

Max Stanley Chartrand, PhD, BC-HIS

December 19, 2005

Hearing impairment is an invisible handicap, yet its effects upon one's personal health, happiness, and personal well-being are very real." Vignette: The adult children of 87 year-old Anna Smith were...   Read More


Ear Candling: A Fool Proof Method, or Proof of Foolish Methods?

Heather L. Shenk, Jess Dancer, EdD

December 12, 2005

Ear candling has been acclaimed as a treatment for almost every ailment of the ears, head, and - the entire body, depending on the source. In this article, we'll explore the history, the claims and th...   Read More


Directional Hearing Aids: Concepts and Overview (2005)

Douglas Beck, AuD, Donald J. Schum, PhD

November 21, 2005

Directional hearing aids can improve the signal-to-noise-ratio (SNR) of speech occurring in a noisy background. Amplification of background noise is one of the most significant consumer-based complain...   Read More


Peer Mentoring — Its Time Has Come

Mark Ross, PhD, Scott J. Bally

November 14, 2005

In our society today, there seems to be a local, national or virtual support group for every conceivable problem or condition. Considering their ubiquity and popularity, that they fill an important ne...   Read More


Book Excerpts from My Name is Arry

Harry Rossman

October 17, 2005

[email protected] The hearing instrument dispenser or the audiologist is the only hearing professional most hearing impaired people will come into contact with as they learn about their hearing los...   Read More


Andragogy and Aural Rehabilitation

Paul M. Brueggeman, AuD, CCC-A

October 10, 2005

The profession of audiology started with the aural rehabilitation needs of those with hearing loss. Raymond Carhart and Norton Canfield developed the profession after rehabilitating the auditory abili...   Read More


Undiagnosed Pre-Existing Hearing Loss in Alzheimer's Disease Patients?

Max Stanley Chartrand, PhD, BC-HIS

October 3, 2005

Hearing impairment is an invisible handicap, yet its effects upon one's personal health, happiness, and personal well-being are very real." Vignette: The adult children of 87 year-old Anna Smith were...   Read More


Clinical Assessment of Speech Perception for Infants and Toddlers

Laurie S. Eisenberg, PhD, Karen C. Johnson, PhD, Amy S. Martinez, MA

September 12, 2005

Early onset of hearing loss can impose substantial delays in communication and psychosocial development unless immediate and appropriate intervention is undertaken. The most obvious consequence of pre...   Read More

 


Staying in the Loop: When Hearing Aids Are Not Enough

Christine Diles, AuD, William Diles, MA

August 22, 2005

Editor's Note: Dr. Diles wrote the article below for our consumer website (www.healthyhearing.com). However, as it was so useful for so many patients, we are making it available here, with Dr. Diles'...   Read More

 


Office Management Software - 101

Michael K. Huskey

August 15, 2005

Digital technologies and the integration of computers into administrative functions, diagnostics and fitting protocols offer tremendous advantages over previous methods. Technology has changed the way...   Read More


Discrimination of English Vowels by Bilingual Spanish/English Adults and Children

Sandra Levey

August 8, 2005

Lehman College of the City University of New York, Bronx, New York Email address: [email protected] The discrimination of English vowel contrasts in real and novel words by 101 bilingual Sp...   Read More


Automatic Follow-up Appointments: Issues in 2005

Robert C. Fifer, PhD

August 1, 2005

Editor's note: I urge ALL clinicians to read and review this article as soon as possible as it will potentially impact the management of every patient you see. I would like to personally express my gr...   Read More


Sensory Memory and the Mismatch Negativity

N. Kartik, Aditee A Khaladkar, C. S. Vanaja

July 25, 2005

N.Kartik, Postgraduate student (Audiology), All India Institute of Speech and Hearing, University of Mysore, Mysore, India, [email protected] Khaladkar Ashok Aditee, Postgraduate student (Audiology),...   Read More


Book Excerpt from Rebuilt: How Becoming Part Computer Made Me More Human

Michael Chorost

July 18, 2005

Editor's Note: This is a very unusual event for us. We have not previously published an excerpt from an autobiography. Despite my own personal 21 years of experience researching and working with patie...   Read More


Audiology in the Year 2010

Virginia Ramachandran, AuD, PhD

July 4, 2005

Virginia Ramachandran Au.D. Student, Class of 2008 Wayne State University Detroit, Michigan Editor's note: This paper was one of the excellent "runner-up" submissions received for the 2005 NAFDA-AO wr...   Read More


The Hearing Technology Predisposition Assessment (HTPA)

Marcia J. Scherer, Larry Medwetsky, Robert Frisina

June 27, 2005

Marcia J. Scherer, Ph.D., MPH, FACRM Institute for Matching Person & Technology Webster, NY Associate Professor of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation University of Rochester Medical Center Rochester...   Read More

 


Effectiveness of Hearing Aid Manipulation Training for Elderly Hearing Aid Users

Max Stanley Chartrand, PhD, BC-HIS

June 27, 2005

Maintaining independence and control over one's life is an increasingly important issue as we age. Appropriate hearing aid and related amplification contributes to independence and control. Using a Li...   Read More

 


Hearing Aid "Sticker Shock" and Things to Consider When Purchasing

Steve Barber

June 20, 2005

We've all heard about the guy that knows the price of everything, but the value of nothing? It turns out the price of things is not always linked to some intrinsic value, their materials or their size...   Read More


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