A Case for Reducing Judgement Noise in Our Bone Conduction Fittings
In this blog article, Alex Gascon and Bill Hodgetts examine how the wide range of verification practices shapes the field of bone-conduction amplification.
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Treatment of Sensorineural Hearing Loss with Corticosteroids — Some Facts
The purpose of this summary is to provide some background information that may be of assistance in Treating of Sensorineural Hearing Loss with Corticosteroids.
Hidden Hearing Loss: Revisiting the Significance of Word Recognition Scores in Standard Audiometric Evaluations
Scientific reports. (2022) has reignited our interest in “hidden hearing loss.” We caught up with one of the authors of this report, Dr. Stephane Maison, for both a summary of this important research, as well as a more general Question and Answer section that immediately follows the reference section of the summary.
CAA News
CAA News: September 2022
1. CAA Annual General Members Meeting
2. CAA Webinar
Industry News
Industry News: September 2022
1. FDA Issues Final OTC Hearing Aid Rule and PSAP Guidance
2. Message from CHHA National Executive Director
3. Call for Audiologists for Research
4. 3M is creating a $1 Billion trust for service members who say their earplugs didn’t protect them
5. Bose Enters Into Partnership With Lexie Hearing
Is There Any Downside to Just Doing the Epley Maneuver?
You now have the question, Erica has the answer.
When the Auditory Well of Vitality Runs Dry!
Gael can’t hear you, she’s too tired! When the auditory well of vitality runs dry…
Non-auditory Effects of Noise in the Classroom: Students
This article is a continuation from the previous column in issue #4 of CanadianAudiologist.ca, but this time around, concentrating on the non-auditory effects of noise in the classroom for students, rather than for teachers.
Treatment of Sensorineural Hearing Loss with Corticosteroids — Some Facts
The purpose of this summary is to provide some background information that may be of assistance in Treating of Sensorineural Hearing Loss with Corticosteroids.
Book Review
Music and Hearing Aids: A Clinical Approach Reviewed by Ian O’Brien, PhDResearch Audiologist, AudearaPrincipal Musician, The Queensland Symphony Orchestra I hold Canadian audiologist Marshall Chasin, at least partly responsible for my discovery of audiology. Many years ago (while trying to figure out what the ringing in my ears was all about), I devoured his first book…