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This interesting pilot study by some students at the University of British Columbia, under the guidance of Dr. Navid Shanaz examines a range of typical audiometric measures, as well as some that are designed to examine more central areas of possible dysfunction.
This short essay concerns not constructing an ear in the sense of ontogeny (development of the individual), but that of evolution (emergence of new structures and species).
Bob takes a look at the different qualifications that are needed to practice audiology in different jurisdictions around the world.
Gael explores the relationship between people with hearing loss and the close people in their lives.
Hopefully, as this issue of Canadian Audiologist is being read, the snow and ice will be gradually melting, and the days will be (finally) getting longer. And on the west coast, the cherry blossoms will soon be popping out – unfortunately the rest of Canada may have to wait a bit longer. The cover topic…
Pam Millet gives us a look at Improving Accessibility with Captioning: An Overview of the Current State of Technology.
With the increased importance of renewable energy it is important that audiologists become acquainted with the health issues related to wind turbine noise.
On the surface this appears to fly in the face of mother and apple pie. But having said this, I am a fan of “equity.” The idea of treating all people the same comes with a list of requirements that include “all people require the same support.” It would be unequal to provide someone with…
Gael lets us know about the importance of audiologist being aware of the anxiety caused by hearing tests.
The Canadian Academy of Audiology (CAA) is a very special and unique organization. It does a superb job of representing the interests of audiologists in Canada, and this is made possible because of the competence, dedication and creativity of its volunteers, committee members, board of directors, administrative staff and executive director. CAA thrives on professional…