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Here on the ADVANCE for Audiologists Web site, we offer a variety of articles on all the pertinent topics in the field of audiology. However, sometimes finding articles on specific topics can be pretty challenging.
To make things easier for our readers, we've decided to begin collecting articles on specific topics in one, easy-to-access location. The plan is to have one topic last every two months (in the same we that we release an issue every two months). However, we'll continue adding more and more content every two weeks.
Our spotlight for September/October will be "Hearing Protection." Check out the first articles below and check back as we add more.
NEW!! Clinic Traffic Downrange Shows Need for Hearing Protection
More than half the soldiers seen in ENT walk-in clinics in Afghanistan come in because of hearing-related issues.
NEW!! Despite Increased Risk for Hearing Loss, Most Farmers Don't Wear Hearing Protection
More than half the soldiers seen in ENT walk-in clinics in Afghanistan come in because of hearing-related issues.
A Recreational Response
Responding to your community's needs for occupational and recreational audiology services and products can bring new patients-and profit-to your practice.
NEW!! New Partnership to Develop Next Generation Hearing Protection and Communication Technology for Offshore Energy Industry
An energy company, a research organization and a manufacturer join forces to provide innovative hearing safety solutions for the oil and gas industry.
Promote Hearing Conservation through Community Activities
Sponsoring a local event takes some time and planning, but such efforts can bring great value to your community and recognition for your practice.
Prevention: The Best Form of Rehabilitation?
A past president of the Academy of Rehabilitative Audiology feels audiologists should bring hearing conservation to the forefront of their practice.
Noise Can Affect Health
The president of the National Hearing Conservation Association offers tips on hearing conservation education and awareness.
Listening with Lucy
University of South Dakota students create a mannequin to educate other students and the general public about the dangers of hearing loss.
Practice Audiology Like a Rock Star
The music industry is warming to the idea of preventive hearing health and can provide a niche patient population.
Researchers Target Means of Sound Damage Protection
A global team of researchers has discovered that the ability of the ear to turn itself down contributes to protecting against permanent hearing loss.
Weak Support for Workplace Hearing Loss Programs
A review of existing research said there is little evidence to support mandatory hearing-loss prevention programs at the workplace.
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