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By Kelly Wolfgang
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With greater technological advancements than ever before, audiologists today have the opportunity to improve patients' hearing outcomes in an unprecedented way. But how can audiologists maximize this opportunity to bridge the gap between patient needs and complex technology? Read More.
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By Robert M. Traynor, EdD, MBA, FNAP
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Rapidly advancing hearing technology and the spending habits of baby boomers revive the old hearing aid leasing model as a viable alternative to the current service bundle model. Read More.
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By Christina G. Wong, PhD; Lisa J. Rapport, PhD; Brad A. Stach, PhD; and Virginia Ramachandran, AuD, PhD
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Patients with hearing loss are at higher risk of being misdiagnosed or inaccurately identified as having cognitive impairment because the assessment methods of many cognitive tests could be unduly affected by the patients' impaired hearing. Read More.
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By Ali Asghar Danesh, PhD, and Hashir Aazh, PhD
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Misophonia may not have been formally categorized and much remains unknown about this condition, but a large body of research that can help audiologists better understand the condition and patients find the appropriate treatment exists in the literature. Read More.
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By Hamid Djalilian, MD; Brooke Sarna; and Mehdi Abouzari, MD, PhD
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An 84-year-old man presents with pain in his right ear for one month, which is exacerbated by chewing and accompanied by yellow discharge, bleeding, aural pressure, and hearing loss. What's the diagnosis? Read More.
ONLINE EXCLUSIVE: BONUS VIDEOS
WATCH accompanying patient videos online to improve your diagnosis of this month's Clinical Consultation Case.
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By Joseph J. Murray, PhD; Wyatt C. Hall, PhD; and Kristin Snoddon, PhD
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Early and consistent exposure to signed languages is crucial to the neurocognitive and linguistic development of deaf children and can work in conjunction with spoken language interventions to help these children achieve age-appropriate fluency. Read More.
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By Carly Meyer, PhD, and Susan Michie, PhD
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Theories and models of behavior change like the COM-B model and Behavior Change Wheel have considerable potential to help audiologists enable change in behaviors that underpin improved outcomes for adults with hearing loss. Read More.
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LISTEN to this podcast with D'Anne Rudden, AuD & Shelly Chadha, PhD |
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