Preface; 1. Evidence-Based Practice; 2. Electroacoustic (and Other) Quality Control Techniques; 3. Corrections, Conversions, and Calculations; 4. Prescriptive Formulas and Programming; 5. Behavioral Assessment During Clinical Fittings; 6. Probe-Microphone Measures: Rationale and Procedures; 7. Probe Microphone Clinical Uses; 8. Hearing Aid Orientation and Troubleshooting; 9. Auditory Rehabilitation; 10. Validation: Self-Report Outcomes; Endnotes; References; Appendix ; Index
Summary
This book focuses on the selection and fitting of hearing aids and the outcome procedures and measures that follow. The world-renowned authors provide guidance for selecting prescriptive fitting approaches and detailed protocols for the use of behavioral measures and real-ear speech mapping to both verify the fitting and assess special hearing aid features. Extensive discussion is included regarding the techniques, procedures, and test protocols for probe-microphone measures
