ON APPS AND SOUND LEVEL METERS
Alberto Behar give us the lowdown on uses and accuracy when it comes to choosing a sound level meter App.
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You Call it CAPD, I Call it Synaptopathy: What’s a Clinician to Do with This Information?
Whether you call it CAPD, synaptopathy, or hidden hearing loss, Dr. Kelly Tremblay sits down for an informative Q and A with one of the leading experts on this new and exciting area of research, Dr. Sharon Kujawa, PhD.
Stupid Hearing Loss Questions to Ask Yourself. You Won’t Believe Your Answers!
Gael Hannan challenges us with some goofy hearing loss questions to take our mind off the serious stuff that’s going on out there in the world. She will give her answers to these quirky queries and we’re sure yours will be widely and wildly different.
The dBA Versus the dB SPL War
War stories abound as our Canadian Audiologist’s “General” Marshall Chasin takes us to the front lines of “The dBA versus the dB SPL War.”
Other People’s Ideas
Courtesy of our friends at HearingHealthMatters.org, Calvin Staples rounds up some interesting blogs that should promote some discussion about how our industry is changing.
CAA’s 20th Anniversary!
Gurjit Singh and Marlene Bagatto look back on 20 years of CAA and look ahead to the 2017 conference.
So… Who is Bob Harrison?
Canadian Audiologist was pleased to sit down with one of our newest columnist and explore his fascinating career in audiology.
Improving Patient Perception of Clinical Services Through Real-Ear Measurements
Amlani, Pumford and Gessling join us in this issue with an excellent article about their study to assess the impact of real ear measurements on consumer satisfaction as a service component during the hearing aid fitting process.
20Q: Frequency Lowering Ten Years Later – New Technology Innovations
Courtesy of our good friends at AudiologyOnline, we’re pleased to reprint their September 2016, 20 Questions interview with Joshua Alexander.
Striking the Right Balance – Benign Paroxysmal Positional Vertigo Involving Multiple Canals
In this edition of “Striking the Right Balance,” Alfarghal Mohamad discusses benign paroxysmal vertigo involving multiple canals and includes a video demonstrating right mixed posterior and horizontal canal BPPV nystagmus on right Dix-Hallpike test.