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Invisible Hearing Loss Among Obvious Multiple Disabilities, Part 1: Ensuring Auditory Care |
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by Vishakha W. Rawool, PhD |
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Two case studies that suggest a critical need for audiological follow-up in children whose parents might be overwhelmed by other obvious visible disabilities and thus may pay insufficient attention to hearing loss and hearing aids. |
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Shifting Paradigms: Bone Anchored Hearing Systems |
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by Douglas L. Beck, AuD |
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Evidence suggests that, for some patient populations, bone anchored hearing systems are the primary or preferred treatment of choice over other options. |
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Acceptable Processing Delay in Digital Hearing Aids |
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by Rebecca Herbig, AuD, and Josef Chalupper, PhD |
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A perspective on acceptable and unacceptable delays in advanced hearing instruments, and a look at processing types and special features that contribute to delays in hearing aid processing. |
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A Field Study on the Effect of Relative Humidity on Hearing Aid Receivers |
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by C. Mike Hall, AuD, and Carl Croutch, AuD |
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Results from this study suggest that relative humidity of a patient's ear is highly correlated to the potential for hearing aid receiver problems and failures. |
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HR Annual Web Site Review |
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HR's annual look, from the perspective of industry participants, at their online offerings. |
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