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Depuis deux décennies, les progrès techniques ont permis une accélération de la réadaptation fonctionnelle après la chirurgie. L’implant cochléaire n’a pas échappé à ces avancées puisqu’il est à présent posé en ambulatoire. L’évolution du matéri[...]Article
Objective: To adapt the Active Communication Education (ACE) programme into Spanish. In addition, this study aimed at determining the effects of the adapted ACE programme on the social/emotional impacts of hearing loss and hearing functioning in[...]Article
Hearing loss (HL) is a known problem in adults with Turner syndrome (TS). The aim of this study was to investigate audiometric features in young adults with TS and the extent of hearing aid provision. Design: Patients were recruited from the Tur[...]Article
Objectives: The aims of this study were as follows: (a) to describe audiologists' practices toward auditory training (AT) for adult cochlear implant (CI) users with a postlingual hearing loss; and (b) to assess the cost of different AT methods f[...]Article
The impact of hearing loss on the individual and his/her everyday life can be assessed using questionnaires with the purpose to improve rehabilitation quality. The Abbreviated Profile of Hearing Aid Benefit (APHAB) can be used to evaluate disabi[...]Livre
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Linda Thibodeau ; Rachel B. Thibodeau-Nielsen ; Chi Mai Quynh Tran ; Regina Tangerino de Souza Jacob |Objective: The purpose of this study was to assess the speech recognition in noise when using a transparent mask that allows greater visibility of the talker's face compared to an opaque mask in persons with normal and impaired hearing via an on[...]Article
Sara Magits ; Ellen Boon ; Linus De Meyere ; Ann Dierckx ; Ellen Vermaete ; Tom Francart ; Nicolas Verhaert ; Jan Wouters ; Astrid van Wieringen |Objectives: Audiological rehabilitation includes sensory management, auditory training (AT), and counseling and can alleviate the negative consequences associated with (untreated) hearing impairment. AT aims at improving auditory skills through [...]Article
Lina Xue ; Gaëlle Le Bot ; Wim Van Petegem ; et al. |The aim of this study is to derive a consensus on an interdisciplinary competency framework regarding a holistic approach for audiological rehabilitation (AR), which includes disciplines from medicine, engineering, social sciences and humanities[...]Article
Objectives: The objective of this study was to develop and evaluate abbreviated versions of the Word Auditory Recognition and Recall Measure (WARRM) as part of an iterative process in the development of a feasible test for potential future clini[...]Article
Objectives: Hearing aids are an essential and important part of hearing rehabilitation. The combination of technical data on hearing aids and individual rehabilitation needs can give insight into the factors that contribute to the success of reh[...]Article
A review about technical and perceptual factors in hearing aid technology, research and development is provided, covering current commercial solutions, underlying models of hearing loss for usage in hearing devices and emerging future technical [...]Article
Gabrielle H. Saunders ; Leslie Grush ; Jay J. Vachhani ; Katharina V. Echt ; Susan E. Griest ; M. Samantha Lewis |Background Age-related changes (both normal and pathological), and health literacy are relevant to audiological practice. Changes associated with the musculoskeletal, vascular, and nervous systems drive manual, visual, and cognitive function. T[...]Article
Sara K. Mamo, Auteur ; Tomma Henckel, Auteur |Helping your client adjust to being a hearing aid (HA) user and learn to manage their hearing challenges requires a combination of technical skill and psychosocial counseling in the short- and long-term periods. A key aspect of providing support[...]Article
Katie Ekberg, Auteur ; Barbra H. B. Timmer, Auteur ; Anna Francis, Auteur ; Louise Hickson, Auteur |Objective There is mounting evidence for implementing family-centred care (FCC) in adult audiology services, however FCC is not typically observed in adult clinical practice. This study implemented an intervention to increase family member atte[...]
