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Dispensing professionals need to consider the entire scope of patient needs, including expectations, listening behavior, and neural plasticity. Therefore, AR and AT are not simply “add-on” services.

What can we do to prepare the hearing care field for the wireless revolution and better serve the public’s comprehensive and individual hearing needs?

The culture of our profession is evolving. All stakeholders must share the same goal: Improved patient care through clinical practices that are supported by scientific evidence.

The next logical step in our research efforts seems to be the matching of performance measures specific types of cochlear damage, psychoacoustic ability, or cognitive processi

Better predictions of outcomes would help clinicians and patients develop realistic expectations for improved communication ability, and ultimately result in increased success with amplification.

A description of the 2007 Clinical Research Summit and the questions addressed by the group.

The authors report that integrated REM will require less than a minute of additional time to perform, no additional equipment, and no more space than the hearing aid itself.