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Diagnostics
In the Trenches, Part 1: Screening Tests for Patients with Dizziness
A dozen quick and effective screening tests that can be added to your armamentarium when screening patients for vestibular-related problems.

Research Roundup

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Fitting Tips
Recipes for Verification Success
A step-by-step "recipe" for a systematic, streamlined process in fitting. Importantly, it emphasizes that verification of audibility and hearing aid features become even more beneficial when the patient is involved and the results of the testing are communicated to the patient.

Industry Insider
HR Interviews James W. Hall III, PhD, About GSI Workshop Series on Electroacoustics/Electrophysiology
Dr Hall talks about his interest in the subject, the CE chirp, and the need for more continuing education.

News Stories

Mimosa Acoustics Unveiled a New Portable Touch-Screen Hearing Screener at AAA
Mimosa Acoustics unveiled OtoStat, a new hearing screening device for the middle and inner ear. OtoStat is a handheld, portable screener that features a touch-screen interface and a wide frequency range.
4/9/2012

United Health/hi HealthInnovations Pulls Online Test
The online hearing test developed by hi HealthInnovations and designed to prescribe amplification for the company's hearing aids has been taken down for "enhancements", according to the company, as originally reported online by the American Speech Language Hearing Association (ASHA). There is no mention about when the test will go back online, and hi HealthInnovations did not immediately respond to HR.
4/9/2012

Balance Disorder CME Course Set for September in Jacksonville, Fla
The Better Balance Fall Prevention and Wellness Society has announced that it will offer "Neurovestibular Sciences: The Study of Balance Medicine, Part One" on September 22-23 in Jacksonville, Fla.
3/23/2012

GN Otometrics Introduces AURICAL HIT
GN Otometrics is introducing AURICAL HIT, the latest addition to the AURICAL line of modular fitting solutions.
3/14/2012

A Rural Community Tests Teleaudiology for Newborns
A new teleaudiology pilot program, funded by a grant from the US Health Resources and Services Administration Maternal and Child Health Bureau, is enabling pediatric audiologists to remotely follow up with rural families and their newborns who fail initial hearing screenings.
12/22/2011

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