| Early use of hearing aids plus support from audiology services can improve language development in infants with sensorineural hearing loss. |
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| These will include representatives from obstetrics, audiology, infection control and physiotherapy. |
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| The course is being offered by the department of audiology and speech-language pathology in the College of Science. |
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| The ambulance was kind enough to book me in, although I was already late for my appointment with the audiology department. |
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| Services on offer include podiatry, speech and language facilities, audiology and hearing therapy, and family planning. |
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| She received a master's degree in speech pathology and audiology in 1972 from Southern Illinois University at Carbondale. |
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| Facilities for ear, nose and throat, audiology and dermatology patients and a new renal dialysis unit are also included. |
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| His degree, a doctorate in audiology from a Florida university, followed two years of part time study. |
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| He denied the existence of any hearing problem and appeared at the audiology clinic only at the repeated urging of his wife. |
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| She arranged work experience at North Tees Hospital's cardio respiratory unit, and in x-ray, chiropody and audiology. |
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| Other disciplines moving in the same direction are physical therapy, occupational therapy, optometry, and audiology. |
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| This is usually the procedure in every audiology clinic before considering a hearing aid fitting. |
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| The state associations for speech-language pathology and audiology also maintain listings of licensed and certified therapists. |
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| The head of audiology agrees that in many cases digital hearing aids are better. |
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| A person who experiences hearing loss can have a range of tests, usually at an audiology clinic of the local hospital or health centre. |
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| We believe that it takes more than technology and audiology to create the best hearing instruments. |
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| Ear canal impression taken at audiology laboratories for the production of personalized hearing devices. |
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| The Health Service speech and audiology manager, Rose Taylor, said some people's perceptions of the world of speech pathology were confined to lisps and stutters. |
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| After having your hearing tested at the audiology department of a hospital, a technician will take a mould of your ear so that the hearing aid can be fitted perfectly. |
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| His company manufactures and exports hearing and audiology equipment. |
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| However, there are concerns about waiting times in audiology and secondary mental health services, demonstrating that additional investment is very much needed. |
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| However, we do strongly advise a exclusion test through a specialist for phoniatrics and paediatric audiology. |
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| Oticon Epoq heralds a new age in audiology, where hearing aids offer more than mere amplification. |
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| Testing methods include standard audiology, play audiology and visual reinforcement audiology. |
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| We work intensively with members of other professional groups, such as audiology, mechanical design and software development. |
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| Of course all prospective orchestral musicians should have a copy of an audiology test taken at a University Medical Centre or Hospital on file. |
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| He contributes extensively to undergraduate and postgraduate degree programmes in audiology. |
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| It would be unfair to stay here because we feel we wouldn't be contributing at home where speech, language and audiology are uncared for. |
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| The most widely used assessment procedure in clinical audiology is known as pure-tone audiometry. |
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| Clinical audiology is concerned primarily with the assessment of the function of the human ear, which affects hearing sensitivity and balance. |
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| The cited studies concern the fields of rhinology, audiology, phoniatrics, vestibulology, oncology, sleep apnea and salivary gland diseases. |
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| It has helped both the university and Canada become leading research centres for audiology. |
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| Three methods of testing can be utilised, namely conventional audiology, high-frequency audiometry and otoacoustic emissions. |
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| Fifty one percent of the audiology requests for service fell into the high priority level which was not noticeably different from the distribution of PRS priority levels for the other rehabilitation disciplines. |
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| In addition, Bernafon works with acclaimed research centers in the areas of audiology and psychoacoustics and with a broadly laid out network of technology partners. |
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| Our own staff includes researchers from a variety of fields including engineering, psychology, audiology, neurophysiology, psychoacoustics and more. |
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| More than 500 patients are treated daily by our otolaryngology, audiology, phoniatrics and psychology, speech therapy and biomedical engineering specialists. |
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| It is possible to combine the audiology appointment with several other clinics: Otolaryngology, autism, neonatology, oncology, speech and language, developmental clinic, etc. |
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| The Clinic provides rehabilitation, specialized physicals, audiology, pulmonary function tests, drug screenings, and many other occupational health services. |
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| Andre Lafargue is regional manager of audiology and speech-language pathology at River Valley Health in New Brunswick and is very involved in his professional associations. |
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| Additional analysis show that almost half of the requests for audiology service referred by physicians fell into either the moderate or low priority level. |
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| Participants in the audiology focus groups suggested that almost all of the audiology requests for service fall within the high priority level due to the unique nature of the service provided across the province. |
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| The argument we are hearing is that because they did not have a hearing test when they left the army, navy or air force, there is no audiology evidence to prove that their hearing loss has degenerated over the years. |
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| Members of the scientific subcommittees included researchers and practitioners in the fields of psychology, developmental pediatrics, psychiatry, epidemiology, education, occupational therapy, and audiology. |
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| Excellent if you want to stay up to date with the latest in audiology. |
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| The fitting method that Dr. Scollie's team developed and tested in the project has been paired with a commercial version of the hearing aid, and is now available through audiology clinics around the world. |
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| Other health occupations, such as registered nursing assistants, audiology technicians, physiotherapy technicians and medical radiation technologists, are also facing pressures. |
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| In turn, the Partners collectively benefit from a strong, strategic and informed position, which is critical during negotiations with audiology associations. |
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| The evidence-based audiology practice is rooted in the evaluation of best scientific data available and applying the data to a given treatment. |
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| The audiology and balance unit at the HMC will soon be introducing two new diplomas in auditory verbal therapy and diploma in vestibular rehabilitation. |
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| This service helps to take pressure off Audiology Depts, therefore lowering the waiting list for specialist appointments. |
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| Audiology services in Bury are to be modernised under a change of leadership. |
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