Canadian Audiologist

Vol. 11 • Issue 6 • 2024

The Official Publication of the Canadian Academy of Audiology

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Welcome to the Special Issue on the University of Ottawa!
by Christian Giguère
An Innovative Clinical Placement in a First Nations Community
by Josée Lagacé Véronique Vaillancourt
Hearing Innovation – Improving Healthcare for Canadians
by Matthew Bromwich Amy Mark Fraser Blake Daly
The Digit Triplet Test: A Canadian Version
by Josée Lagacé Christian Giguère Kathy Pichora-Fuller
Hearing Loss Prevalence and Loud Noise Exposure During Leisure and Work
by Katya Feder
Reverse Alarms on Vehicles: Which One is Better?
by Christian Giguère Chantal Laroche Véronique Vaillancourt Hugues Nélisse
Auditory Implications in Pediatric Mild Traumatic Brain Injury: Where Do We Need to Go?
by Fauve Duquette-Laplante Caryn Bursch Amineh Koravand
Music Learning for Hearing Impaired and Deaf Children: Capabilities and Effects
by Gilles Comeau Amineh Koravand Ryan Rourke
Cochlear Implant Decision-Making for Children with Residual Hearing
by Eunjung Na Elizabeth Fitzpatrick Karine Toupin April Janet Olds
A Hearing Conservation Education Program for Music Students
by Ho Ming “Wallace” Lau Jiong Hu Kiyana Sagarang Natalie Sienko
Combining Passive and Interactive Techniques in Tracking Auditory Ecology in Hearing Aid Use
by Danielle Glista Robin O'Hagan Leonard Cornelisse Tayyab Shah Donald Hayes Sean Doherty Jason Gilliland Susan Scollie
Minimizing the Risk of Infection in the Hearing Healthcare Environment
by Michele Hurley
How Leaf Blowers Are Trying to Kill Us
by Monty McDonald
How Do Medical Masks Degrade Speech Reception?
by Alexander Goldin Barbara Weinstein Nimrod Shiman
Mysteries of the Hearing Brain – Music and the Hearing Brain
by Samira Anderson
Striking the Right Balance – Attention all Vestibular and Pediatric Audiologists: This is Your Next Must Read!
by Janine Verge
M&RIE Receiver Preferred for Sound Quality and Localisaton
by Charlotte T. Jespersen Brent C. Kirkwood Isabel Schindwolf
An innovative RIE with microphone in the ear lets users “hear with their own ears”
by Jennifer Groth

Columns

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

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Volume 7

Hearing Loss Prevalence and Loud Noise Exposure During Leisure and Work

by Katya Feder, PhD

Katya Feder shares her research indicating that a large number of Canadians are at risk for noise-induced hearing loss should this noise exposure pattern persist over several years.

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Hearing Loss Prevalence and Loud Noise Exposure During Leisure and Work