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Tele-Audiology and Security Management

2019
Security is a huge topic and not at all fun. It's hard to understand. It can be scary. It is always lurking. And poor security can bring down any system, regardless of how useful or important it is. Understanding the risks and vulnerabilities in systems and the motivations and methods of attackers is important in designing and operating secure and ...
Rick Harvey, Ingo Mueller
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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 ...
null Daoyuan Yao   +2 more
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Tele-audiology diagnostic testing services for children with disabilities in a school setting: A pilot study

International Journal of Pediatric Otorhinolaryngology, 2023
Children with disabilities (CWDs) having comorbidities face challenges in accessing and completing diagnostic hearing evaluations. This study was conducted to determine whether a tele-audiology diagnostic test battery can be administered to school-aged CWDs having comorbidities in a school-setting.A proof-of-concept pilot study using a cross-sectional ...
Vidya Ramkumar, Mark Krumm
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Tele-Audiology in the United States

2010
The incorporation of telehealth into the daily clinical practice of audiologists in the United States is in its early stages of development. Some initial research has been conducted in order to validate the use of telehealth technologies in providing hearing and balance evaluation and management services (Krumm, Huffman, Dick, & Klich, 2008; Krumm,
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Employees' Acceptance of Health Care Service Innovations: A Study in the Field of Tele-audiology

2020 IEEE International Conference on Healthcare Informatics (ICHI), 2020
The successful development and implementation of service innovations in health care is closely related to the acceptance of health care professionals. However, creating acceptance among frontline employees is challenging. Today, service innovations contain disruptive new technological solutions and digital service components.
Marie Luengen   +2 more
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A Web Services–Based Distributed System with Browser–Client Architecture to Promote Tele-audiology Assessment

Telemedicine and e-Health, 2009
The purpose of this research was to extend applications of the Internet and other telecommunication means to the assessment of hearing. The newly developed distributed system consists primarily of an application server and its database, and Web services under browser-server architecture to support remote hearing assessment. A pilot study was conducted:
Jianchu, Yao   +2 more
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Tele-Audiology in the United States

2011
The incorporation of telehealth into the daily clinical practice of audiologists in the United States is in its early stages of development. Some initial research has been conducted in order to validate the use of telehealth technologies in providing hearing and balance evaluation and management services (Krumm, Huffman, Dick, & Klich, 2008; Krumm,
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Parents' perceptions of tele-audiological testing in a rural hearing screening program in South India

International Journal of Pediatric Otorhinolaryngology, 2016
Tele-diagnostic audiological testing in a hearing screening program for infants and young children is a novel practice, and this study is the first to explore its application in a rural community. It is important to understand parental perceptions and confidence when introducing a new process such as tele-audiological diagnostic testing in rural areas ...
Vidya Ramkumar   +5 more
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A Pilot Investigation Into the Provision of Hearing Services Using Tele-Audiology to Remote Areas

Australian and New Zealand Journal of Audiology, 2009
A pilot investigation has been conducted by Australian Hearing to assess the feasibility of providing hearing services using tele-audiology to adult clients in remote areas. The services on trial included hearing assessment, hearing aid fitting, and hearing rehabilitation.
Pearce, Wendy   +2 more
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Effectiveness of Tele Audiology Services in Hearing Aid Fittings: A Questionnaire Based Study

International Journal on Science and Technology
Introduction: The rise of tele audiology services has revolutionized the field of audiology, offering new possibilities for delivering hearing healthcare remotely. This study aimed to investigate the effectiveness of tele audiology services in the context of hearing aid fittings through a comprehensive questionnaire-based study.
Anant Arun -, Mangal Chandra Yadav -
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