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Aphasia Rehabilitation in India: Current Practices and Future Directions. [PDF]

Healthcare (Basel)
Ravi SK, Vachavai SS, Thupakula S, Madathodiyil I, Narne VK, Yerraguntla K, Almudhi A, Puttanna D, Panchakshari AB.   +8 more
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Adoption and implementation of teleaudiology as a telehealth model in Jordan and Arab countries: A cross-sectional survey. [PDF]

PLoS One
AlOmari HM, Bani Hani H, Alkhateeb T, Qutaishat D.   +3 more
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Strengthening ENT Care in Low Resource Settings: Multidisciplinary and Technology Enabled Strategies to Reduce Preventable Morbidity. [PDF]

J Multidiscip Healthc
Adan ZM, Omar AA.
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A Review of Contemporary Tele-Audiology Literature

Journal of Hearing Science, 2016
Tele-audiology has grown considerably since Swanepoel and Hall’s literature review in 2010. Numerous new works on telehealth have appeared in areas of diagnosis, pediatric audiology, rehabilitation, cochlear implants, screening, web portals, and hearing aids. Asynchronous solutions are now more common for screening and diagnostic purposes. In addition,
Mark Krumm
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The use of tele-audiology in ototoxicity monitoring: A scoping review

Journal of Telemedicine and Telecare, 2022
Introduction Due to the growing burden of disease in South Africa, encompassing conditions such as tuberculosis, human immunodeficiency virus, and cancer, the holistic management of affected patients incorporating ototoxicity monitoring is a necessity.
Nazeera Peerbhay, Danielle R Munsamy, Hombisa P Dlamini, Fisokuhle Langa, Jessica Paken   +4 more
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Internet Application to Tele-Audiology—“Nothin’ but Net”

American Journal of Audiology, 2003
The Telehealth program at East Carolina University has developed a system for real-time assessment of auditory thresholds using computer driven control of a remote audiometer via the Internet. The present study used 45 adult participants in a double-blind study of 2 different systems: a conventional audiometer and an audiometer operated remotely via ...
Gregg D Givens
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The Role of Personal Assistance in the Uptake of Smartphone-Based Tele-Audiology—An Extension of the Technology Acceptance Model

International Journal of Interactive Mobile Technologies, 2022
The arrival of new technologies in Hearing Healthcare is evident. The ability to connect hearing aids to smartphones via Bluetooth has opened up a host of new possibilities. By using an associated app, it is possible, among other things, to make an appointment with the Hearing Care Professional remotely.
Atilla Wohllebe
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Using Wireless Telecommunication Technology to Promote Tele-Audiology

2013 Wireless Telecommunications Symposium (WTS), 2013
The purpose of this research is to investigate how wireless telecommunication technologies, more specifically Bluetooth, can be utilized in a tele-audiology assessment system to promote remote hearing diagnosis in the following aspects: supporting multiple hearing test modalities (e.g., pure-tone audiogram and speech test); providing a convenient ...
Jianchu Yao
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Reducing Loss to Follow-Up With Tele-Audiology Diagnostic Evaluations

Telemedicine Journal and E-Health, 2016
Background: Infants who do not pass their newborn hearing screen require diagnostic follow-up visits but often face access barriers such as travel distance and shortage of pediatric audiologists.
Madan Dharmar, Gerald Friedland
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