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Fine tuning may begin ___ the fitting using different
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| Who developed the Client-Oriented Scale of Improvement (COSI) |
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| Outcome measure asks for patients to nominate and prioritize difficult listening situations. Domain-activity limitations. Format is interview |
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| What are some advantages of COSI? |
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| most patient specific, focuses of patient needs, helps to guide treatment plan, quick, popular, etc. |
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| What are some disadvantages of COSI? |
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| Norms not available and too much variability |
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What developed the following tools?
-Expected Consequences of Haring Aid Ownership (ECHO)
-Satisfaction with Amplification in Daily Life (SADL)
-Characteristics of Amplification Tool (COAT)
-Abbreviated Profile of Hearing Aid Benefit (APHAB)
-Practical Hearing Aid Skills Test (PHAST) |
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| Cox and Alexander; Cox and Alexander; Newman and Sandridge; Cox and Alexander; DesJardins and Doherty |
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ECHO:
-___ items
-___ length
-Domain?
-Produces a ___ score and 4 ___: positive effect, service and cost, negative features, and personal image.
-___ scale |
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| 13; Short; expectations; global; subscales; Ordinal |
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| The ECHO survey has been designed to measure ___ expectations of hearing aid use. |
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| What are some advantages and disadvantages to the ECHO? |
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| Advantages: short, normed, and unique for expectations. Disadvantages: complicated to score (Same for the SADL) |
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SADL:
-___ items
-___ length
-Domain: ___
-As with the ECHO, it produces a ___ score and four ___: Positive Effect, Service & Cost, negative features, and personal image
-Uses ___ scale |
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| 15; Short; Satisfaction; global; subscales; ordinal |
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| The SADL scale has been designed to evaluate the ___ that people feel with their current hearing aids. |
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COAT-Wanted to develop a tool that:
-Was short in length so that it could be completed in 10 minutes or less;
-Was easy to ___ and ___;
-Could obtain the critical non-audiologic information useful in
determining the ___ and ___ of technology required by the
patient;
-Could function as a basis for ___ during the HA selection appointment;
-Could serve as a measure for clinician ___ in this era of evidence-based practice |
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| administer; interpret; style; level; counseling; accountability |
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APHAB:
-___ and ___ intervention measures
-24-item assessment inventory that patients fill out to report the amount of difficulty with everyday ___ and with
various ___ ___
-Benefit is calculated by comparing ___ to ___ conditions
-Scores are provided in 4 areas: Ease of Communication (EC), Reverberation (RV), Background Noise (BN), and Aversiveness (AV)
-Has ___ items for ensuring validity of responding |
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| Pre- and post-; communication; background noise ; unaided; aided; reversed |
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| What is the domain of the APHAB? |
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| What are some advantages of APHAB? |
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| Comprehensive in tapping into listening situations, Medium length, several languages, widely used, and valid norms |
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| What are some disadvantages of the APHAB? |
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-Difficult to score
– Steps not equidistant
– May be difficult for elderly to give exact answers |
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| ___ judges how much trouble someone is having operating the HA |
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