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Happy Founder’s Day!
As an audiologist, today serves as a special day in my professional life. Twenty-five years ago today, Dr. James Jerger and 31 other audiologists met in Houston, TX to discuss the need for a national organization of, by and for audiologists. … Continue reading
Posted in Audiology
Tagged AAA, AAAF, American Academy of Audiology, Anita Pikus, Audiology, Brad Stach, Daniel Schwartz, David Citron, David Goldstein, Don Worthington, Founders of AAA, Frank Musiek, Fred Bess, George Osborne, H. Gustav Mueller, J. Micael Dennis, James Jerger, Jay Hall, Jerry Northern, John Jacobson, Laura Wilber, Lazlo Stein, Leo Doerfler, Linda Hood, Lucille Beck, Maureen Hannley, Paul Kileny, Richard Talbott, Robert Harrison, Robert Keith, Roger Ruth, Ross Roeser, Roy Sullivan, Susan Jerger, Tomi Browne, Vernon Larson, Wayne Olsen
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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
Posted in Guest Blog Posts
Tagged AAA, American Academy of Audiology, Audiology, Audiology awareness, audiology delivery models, balance disorders, FDA, hearing aids, hearing delivery models, Hearing Healthcare, hearing impaired, hearing loss, Therese Walden
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To Bundle or Not to Bundle? – guest post by Debbie Abel
One of the hottest topics in the current coding and reimbursement arena is whether to bundle or unbundle hearing aid and/or assistive listening device services. When services are bundled, the price of the hearing aid(s) as well as the fees … Continue reading
Featured Session on Humanitarian Audiology
If you happen to be in Chicago for the annual AudiologyNOW! convention, be sure to attend the Featured Session (FS113) on Establishing Sustainable Humanitarian Audiology Programs on Friday, April 8 from 8:00 to 9:30 am in Room 183B. Despite economic downturns, … Continue reading
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Tagged A.U. Bankaitis, AAA, Audiology, Dr. Jackie Clark, Dr. James Saunders, Dr. Ronald Brouilette, Humanitarian Audiology
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Magic Number Now is #1760!
It’s time again for AudiologyNOW! and the magic number is #1760. Why is this the magic number? Each individual number in the series holds significance as it pertains to the American Academy of Audiology’s annual meeting known as AudiologyNOW! For example, the number … Continue reading
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Tagged A.U. Bankaitis, AAA, American Academy of Audiology, Audiology, Oaktree Products
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NRR stands for “Not Really Realistic”
In the United States, hearing protection devices such as earplugs and earmuffs require a Noise Reduction Rating (NRR) to be listed directly on product packaging. The NRR is a dB value reflecting the level of attenuation a hearing protection product provides as evaluated under laboratory … Continue reading
My Personal Give Back Moment
In March of 2003, I found myself unemployed from a start-up company as a result of necessary lay-offs. While my convention fees and airfare were already paid for, the unexpected loss of a job drove the decision to forgo attending the annual AudiologyNow! … Continue reading
