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Let's Get Real! Understanding the Distinctions Between Aided SRT and WRS |
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by Bailey K. Wang, PhD |
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The 50%-point on the Performance-Intensity function curve is just a point—not the whole picture |
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Fitting Tips: How Do Vents Affect Hearing Aid Performance? |
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by Francis Kuk, PhD, and Denise Keenan, MA |
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A tutorial on venting, open fittings, and their influence on acoustics and the occlusion effect. |
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Boundaries of Real Open Fittings: Clinical Experiences |
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by Monika Bertges Reber |
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A discussion of limiting factors in open-ear fittings, as well as fitting advice for these devices. |
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Open-Ear Fittings: An Entry into Hearing Care for Mild Losses |
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by Jerry L. Yanz, PhD, and Laurel Olson, MA |
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By updating an old, open-ear approach with new digital signal processing techniques and ongoing miniaturization, we now have great potential to penetrate the mild-loss market. |
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“Selling” in the Professional Setting |
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by Kelly Riggs |
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The truth is that savvy medical professionals understand that selling is an integral and necessary part of running a practice. Consultative selling is a win-win process that relies on communication and the alignment of expectations. |
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AAA 2006 American Academy of Audiology Preview |
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The American Academy of Audiology (AAA) is holding AudiologyNOW!, its 18th Annual Convention and Exposition, in Minneapolis on April 5-8. |
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Anatomy of a Hearing Care Mission |
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by Donna S. Wayner, PhD, Don E. Jones, Kate Meade, MA, and Jeanne Kelley |
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Bringing hearing care to an area in central Siberia brought large challenges and wonderful rewards, for both the hearing care providers and the receivers of the care. |
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