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Category Archives: Guest Blog Posts
HEY! WAKE UP, Audiologists! The Future is Here – guest post by Jerry L. Northern
I thoroughly enjoyed the AudiologyNOW! 2013 presentation from futurist, Jack Uldrich. His presentation has given me considerable cause during the past month to think about the future of audiology in light of his intriguing comments. Many of the health specialties that … Continue reading
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Tagged Al Gore, American Auditory Society, AudioGene, Audiology, Audiology apps, AudiologyNow, cell phone apps, Emperor of All Maladies, Eric Topol, Jack Uldrich, Jerry L. Northern, Jump the Curve, Moore's Law, otoscope, Richard J.H. Smith, Siddhartha Mukherjee, tele-audiology, The Creative Destruction of Medicine, The Future
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New Tool for Treating Patients with CAPD – guest post by Gail Chermak, Frank Musiek & Jeffery Weihing
Based on a wealth of empirical evidence on the neuroscience, diagnosis and treatment of central auditory processing disorder (CAPD), Sound Auditory Training (SAT) is a soon-to-be-available new web-based program designed to train auditory processing skills in children, adults, and older adults … Continue reading
Can Hearing Aids Provide the Gentle Nudge Many Patients Need? – guest post by Brian Taylor
All of us are all too-familiar with the math; in the United States, approximately one out of every three adults over the age of 60 has hearing loss, while more than 50% of individuals over the 85 have a hearing … Continue reading
What is New At Oaktree Products for 2013 – guest post by Alison Dees
As the Marketing & Product Manager at Oaktree Products, one of my responsibilities involves updating the product catalog in preparation for the new year. By now, most of you should have received your 2013 Oaktree Products catalog in the mail; since … Continue reading
Your Strategy for Success in 2013 – guest post by Geoffrey Cooling
Success in life requires planning and the necessary knowledge to make good decisions; this applies not only our personal life, but to our professional life as well. With the beginning of every new year, it is important to reflect on past business performance in … Continue reading
What Level of Hearing-Aid Technology is Best for Children? – guest post by Ryan McCreery
Audiologists who dispense hearing aids know and recognize “the levels”. Entry-level, Premium, Ultra-Premium, Double-Diamond Platinum. Maybe I went a little overboard with that last one, but most audiologists have a hierarchy of hearing-aid technology that they present to patients to … Continue reading
Why Do You Do What You Do? Data, Money & Taking the Lead – guest post by Therese Walden
OK, I’m a nerd and a geek, I’m enamored by facts and data and evidenced-based research as opposed to innuendo, conjecture and anecdote. Not that those last 3 do not have a place in our society – primarily in social … Continue reading
Audiology Research and the Decline Effect: Should We be Worried? – guest post by Harvey Abrams
The U.S. Preventive Services Task Force (USPSTF) recently reported that there is no convincing evidence to support routine screening for ovarian cancer (NY Times article). That announcement followed similar findings that failed to support both routine prostate-specific antigen (PSA) tests … Continue reading
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Tagged Audiology, EBP, Evidence-Based Practices, Harvey Abrams, Starkey Laboratories
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Influence of Pricing Strategy on Adopting Amplification – guest post by Amyn Amlani
It has been 23 years since the percentage of hearing aids dispensed to inexperienced (i.e., first-time) users of this technology reached a minimum of 50% in the United States, as reported in MarkeTrak VIII (Kochkin, 2009). Since 1989, hearing aids dispensed … Continue reading
Summer Vacation
With summer winding down, it is time to chill out a little bit and enjoy the rest of August by taking a little break from the blog-o-sphere. Golden Nuggets of Info for Audiologist will be back in action with a guest post … Continue reading
