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Dr. Lisa Klop received her undergraduate and graduate degrees from the University of Wyoming before completing her AuD at Central Michigan University in 2005. She practiced in an ENT, hospital, and non-profit settings before opening her private practice in 2006. She was a contract trainer with Siemens Hearing Instruments prior to joining the education and…
ROCKVILLE, MD–The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) issued a draft guidance document on November 7 designed to clarify “the distinction between hearing aids and personal sound amplification products (PSAPs), as well as the regulatory controls that apply to each.” It invited public response to the draft by February 5, 2014. Entitled “Regulatory Requirements for…
The authors present a brief background on migraines as well as a case history of a patient with a possible vestibular migraine.
Two standards of hearing screening are discussed along with a revision to standard Z107.6 that is currently being examined by the CSA.
The authors examine using electrophysiological testing for screening, diagnostics and providing useful functional data for disease monitoring and outcome measures.
Gael Hannan explores the mysteries of hearing loss, communications strategies, and what life might be like without the good work of hearing loss professionals.
“Other people’s ideas” is the name of my new blog summary for Canadian Audiologist.
Advice on deciding which communications devices are needed to assist patients in their activities of daily living before developing a treatment plan.
This is truly an exciting time for the Canadian Academy of Audiology as we launch our inaugural edition of our e-journal, the Canadian Audiologist.
Since I have been active in the field of audiology (it seems like since the time of the scroll), there have been many magazines and journals.