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Canadian Audiologist

Vol. 11 • Issue 6 • 2024

The Official Publication of the Canadian Academy of Audiology

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Features

How I Became Unethical
by James R. Curran
Dispensing Audiologists—They Once Walked a Lonely Road
by Marjorie D. Skafte
The 100th Anniversary of the World’s First Electronic Hearing Aid
by Neil G. Bauman
Blast From the Past: Earl Harford and the Independent Audiologist
by Earl Harford Barry A Freeman
Changes in the prevalence and characteristics of hearing loss in a noise-exposed population between 1980 and 2015
by Sasha Brown Lorienne Jenstad Angela Ryall Ellen Stephenson
Striking the Right Balance
by Janine Verge Michael Vekasi Susan Ehler Shannon Phillips Ben Kuai Josh Creppin
Name Calling: Complexities of product naming from a manufacturer’s perspective.
by Adam Fitzsimmons
Patient Satisfaction With Widex Moment™ Hearing Aids in Real-Life Listening Environments
by Craig Spencer

Columns

Audiology in the Classrooms
with Pam Millett
From the Labs to the Clinics
with Robert V. Harrison
Issues in Accessibility
with Janine Verge
The Way I Hear It
with Gael Hannan
Noisy Notes
with Alberto Behar
CAA News
with The Canadian Academy of Audiology
Industry News
with The Canadian Academy of Audiology

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View Tag: ‘cochlear amplifier’

Volume 8

Something Important Requires Amplification in Clinical Audiology

with Robert V. Harrison, PhD, DSc

Bob Harrison is “frustrated, fed up, and completely saddened” by the lack of attention to cochlear amplification in clinical audiology.