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Objective: Patient-centredness is becoming a core value of health services worldwide, however it remains largely unexplored in audiology. This study investigated audiologists’ preferences for patient-centredness and identified factors that expla[...]Article
Objectifs : Le modèle transthéorique (TTM) de changement de comportement se concentre sur la disposition des clients à adopter de nouveaux comportements de santé. Cette étude explore la façon dont les clients sont prêts à changer grâce à leurs i[...]Article
Objective: Patient-centred care is a term frequently associated with quality health care. Despite extensive literature from a range of health-care professions that provide description and measurement of patient-centred care, a definition of pati[...]Article
Objective: This discussion paper aims to synthesise the literature on patient-centred care from a range of health professions and to relate this to the field of rehabilitative audiology. Through review of the literature, this paper addresses fiv[...]Article
Caitlin Grenness, Auteur ; Carly Meyer, Auteur ; Nerina Scarinci, Auteur ; Katie Ekberg, Auteur ; Louise Hickson, Auteur |Hearing impairment is highly prevalent in the older population, and it impacts communication and quality of life for both the people with the hearing difficulties and their significant others. In this article, typical audiological assessment and[...]Article
Caitlin Grenness, Auteur ; Louise Hickson, Auteur ; Ariane Laplante-Lévesque, Auteur ; et al., Auteur |Background: Effective practitioner-patient communication throughout diagnosis and management planning positively influences patient outcomes. A patient-centered approach whereby patient involvement in decision making is facilitated, a therapeut[...]Article
Carly Meyer, Auteur ; Caitlin Grenness, Auteur ; Nerina Scarinci, Auteur ; Louise Hickson, Auteur |The World Health Organization's International Classification of Functioning, Disability and Health (ICF) is widely used in disability and health sectors as a framework to describe the far-reaching effects of a range of health conditions on indiv[...]
