The goal of “The Art and Science of Teaching Audiology Practice Management,” chaired by Catherine Palmer, PhD, is to provide audiology faculty and clinical instructors an opportunity to discuss best practices in teaching practice management.
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Maybe it’s just me, but it seems of late there’s been a distinct uptick in hearing loss as a hot topic across our cultural landscapes—pop and otherwise. While I don’t deign to offer myself up as an expert on the matter, I do know what
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Ear, nose and throat specialist breaks new–and old–ground in treating tinnitus.
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Introducing Oticon’s newest member of the Amigo family, the child-friendly, feature-rich R12 FM Receiver.
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Hamilton’s CapTel, Web CapTel services provide telephone help for those with hearing loss.
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Readers respond to Alan Ruskin’s feature on how the military is dealing with record hearing loss, tinnitus in its personnel, an HBO documentary on cochlear implants, and more.
Read MoreJodi Sasaki, AuD, brings nine years of audiological experience to her new role.
Read MoreNew ergonomic, function upgrades made to REM Speech Probe microphone.
Read More“Ref for the Deaf” device may replace or supplement whistles and starter pistols in some sports events.
Read MoreMads Bjerre Andersen, will join the company August 1.
Read MoreThe grant will help qualified chapters with registration fees, as well as support continued development of the national organization.
Read MoreA two-step process is recommended that includes otoacoustic emissions followed by auditory brainstem response in those infants who fail the first test.
Read MoreThe event’s goal is to examine the challenges and solutions around improving outcomes for children with hearing loss.
Read MoreSystem is also reported to be smallest internal implant and thinnest, lightest externally-worn speech processor.
Read More“Audiology at the Crossroads” is scheduled for November 14 through November 15; hundreds expected to attend from Texas and surrounding states.
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