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Paula Folkeard, Auteur ; Muneeb Alam, Auteur ; Robert W. Koch, Auteur ; Parvaneh Abbasalipour, Auteur ; Susan Scollie, Auteur |Objective Simulation-based learning experiences provide low-risk opportunities for procedural training and practice in audiology. A series of real ear measurements (REM) were completed using Clinical Assistant for Research and Learning (CARL) m[...]Article
Matthew Lucas, Auteur ; Paula Folkeard, Auteur ; Suzanne Levy, Auteur ; Drew Dundas, Auteur ; Susan Scollie, Auteur ; Sumit Agrawal, Auteur |Objective The Earlens is a direct-drive hearing device consisting of a lens which physically displaces the umbo to achieve appropriate gain. The objective is to determine the clinical acceptability of clinical immittance measurements in Earlens[...]Article
Background Hearing aid prescriptive methods are a commonly recommended component of evidence-based preferred practice guidelines and are often implemented in the hearing aid programming software. Previous studies evaluating hearing aid manufact[...]Article
Background: The real-ear-to-coupler difference (RECD) is an ANSI standardized method for estimating ear canal sound pressure level (SPL) thresholds and assisting in the prediction of real-ear aided responses. It measures the difference in dB bet[...]Article
Probe tube placement is an important skill audiologists must learn to make real-ear measurements in an audiology clinic. With current evidence-based guidelines recommending insertion of the probe tube within 5 mm of the tympanic membrane (TM) fo[...]Article
Background Matching hearing aid output levels to prescribed targets is a component of preferred practice, yet recent normative data on appropriateness of fittings are lacking. Verification measures that assess closeness of fit-to-target include[...]Article
Objectives To investigate the difference in outcome measures and drivers of user preference between premium and entry-level hearing aids using group concept mapping. Design A single-blind crossover trial was conducted. Aided behavioural outco[...]Article
Les aides auditives (HAS) sont importants pour la réadaptation des personnes ayant une déficience auditive. Bien que la réhabilitation de la communication vocale est bien comprise, moins d' attention a été consacrée aux besoins des instrumentist[...]Article
Probe-tube placement is a necessary step in hearing aid verification which needs ample hands-on experience and confidence before performing in clinic. To improve the methods of training in probe-tube placement, a manikin-based training simulator[...]Article
Objective: In contrast to the past, some current hearing aids can provide gain for frequencies above 4–5 kHz. This study assessed the effect of wider bandwidth on outcome measures using hearing aids fitted with the DSL v5.0 prescription. [...]Article
Background Hearing aid responses can be verified with the Real-Ear Aided Response (REAR). Procedures for predicting the REAR from coupler-based verification exist, but have not incorporated corrections for venting, limiting their use and validi[...]
