| Titre : | Seminars in hearing, Vol. 39, n°1. Why and How Should Graduate Students in Audiology Be Taught and Trained in Counseling - February 2018 |
| Type de document : | Bulletin |
| Paru le : | 01/02/2018 |
Dépouillements
Article
Developing Foundational Counseling Skills for Addressing Adherence Issues in Auditory Rehabilitation
Carole E. Johnson, Auteur ;
Anna Marie Jilla, Auteur ;
Jeffrey L. Danhauer, Auteur
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Successfully getting patients with confirmed hearing loss to use hearing aids is a major challenge for hearing health care professionals. Treatment adherence has been defined as the active involvement of patients in collaborating with health car[...]
Article
Jalin K. Finai, Auteur ;
Karen Muñoz, Auteur ;
Clarissa W. Ong, Auteur ;
Grayson M. Butcher, Auteur ;
Lauri Nelson, Auteur ;
Michael P. Twohig, Auteur
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Counseling is a critical component of audiological care and when implemented purposefully can yield multiple benefits for patients. Professional guidelines indicate that counseling is within the scope of practice for audiologists, yet research h[...]
Article
John Whicker, Auteur ;
Karen Muñoz, Auteur ;
Jared C. Schultz, Auteur
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Counseling in audiology is an important aspect of service delivery. How audiologists interact with patients and foster counseling relationships to help patients and families understand and live with hearing loss can impact outcomes of audiologic[...]
Article
Elaine Mormer, Auteur
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Educators are faced with an array of tools available to enhance learning outcomes in the classroom and clinic. These tools range from those that are very simple to those that are sufficiently complex to require an investment in learning time. Th[...]
Article
Lori Zitelli, Auteur ;
Catherine V. Palmer, Auteur
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Evidence-based suggestions for developing an effective clinician-client relationship built upon trust and honesty will be shared, as well as a review of relevant scope of practice issues for audiologists. Audiologists need to be prepared if a pa[...]
Article
Karen Muñoz, Auteur
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Audiologists play a critical role in supporting patients as they provide diagnostic information about their hearing and in the delivery of treatment services. Graduate training related to counseling, however, varies among programs in the extent [...]
Article
Corinne K. Coleman, Auteur ;
Clarissa W. Ong, Auteur ;
Grayson M. Butcher, Auteur ;
Karen Muñoz, Auteur ;
Lauri Nelson, Auteur ;
Micheal Twohig, Auteur
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Patient-centered care incorporates patient's priorities, values, and goals. Audiologists can increase patient engagement when they use patient-centered principles during communication. Recent research, however, has revealed counseling gaps in au[...]
Article
Anna Marie Jilla, Auteur ;
Richard A. Roberts, Auteur ;
Carole E. Johnson, Auteur
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Audiologists are an integral part of the management of those with dizziness and vestibular disorders. However, little research has been performed on counseling approaches for patients who present with dizziness as a primary concern. Accordingly,[...]
Article
Carole E. Johnson, Auteur ;
Anna Marie Jilla, Auteur ;
Jeffrey L. Danhauer, Auteur
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The number of people over 65 years of age is increasing, and many of those individuals will have sensorineural hearing loss in addition to other chronic health conditions. Future hearing health care providers need to be sensitive to the needs of[...]
Article
Kelly Beck, Auteur ;
Jamie Kulzer, Auteur
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To provide the highest quality services, audiologists incorporate counseling into their professional practice. This article, written by professional counselors, highlights the distinction between services provided by professional counselors (i.e[...]
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| Seminars in hearing. Vol. 39, n°1 (February 2018) | Périodique papier | Ixelles | Rez | Consultation sur place uniquement Exclu du prêt |
