iManage Program: Decision Coaching Guide to Promote Audiology Care

Open Access Guide to Audiology and Hearing Aids for Otolaryngologists

An acoustic stimulus is presented to the external auditory canal; energy is transferred from the ear canal through the middle ear, some of which is reflected and some absorbed by the tympanic membrane and external ear structures. The premise behind the immittance instrumentation used to measure the acoustic reflex is the ability to accurately measure changes in reflected energy occurring from s...

Decision making in rehabilitative audiology.

With the emphasis on quality assurance and patient satisfaction in health care, decision making in rehabilitative audiology is a critical issue. Traditionally, rehabilitative decisions have been based on questionable assessment procedures and unproven treatment methods. In this paper, current strategies for decision making with hearing-impaired adults will be presented. Discussion will focus on...

User Guide for Program CARE-2

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Early Childhood Program Evaluations: A Decision-Maker's Guide

[Coaching for primary care].

Patient-centered approach is critical in current team-medication, and the importance of the approach is broadly accepted among the medical workers including pharmacists. Nevertheless, based on the experience as a communication trainer for medical workers and a faculty at the pharmacy school, many of pharmacists and/or pharmacy students have certain mental model for the pharmacist-patient relati...