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Canadian Audiologist

Vol. 11 • Issue 2 • 2024

The Official Publication of the Canadian Academy of Audiology

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Advice for Audiologists Still in the Trenches
by David Hawkins
Breaking the Vicious Circles that Perpetuate Negative Attitudes Towards Hearing Care
by Curtis Alcock
Striking the Right Balance – Superior Canal Dehiscence Surgery: Did it Work?
by Jane Lea Yvette Reid Brian Westerberg
Dr. Donald Henderson 1938-2017
by Richard Salvi and Carol Altman
Noise-Induced Hearing Loss, Cell Death, and More: Interview with Donald Henderson, PhD
by Douglas L. Beck Donald Henderson
Science Matters – From Person-Centred Moments to Person-Centred Culture
by Laya Poost-Foroosh
Verifying Monaurally and Binaurally Linked Telephone Programs
by Paula Folkeard John Pumford Philipp Narten Susan Scollie
The Case for Diagnostic Audiology: Is Anyone Listening?
by Glynnis Tidball

Columns

Other People's Ideas
with Calvin Staples
The Way I Hear It
with Gael Hannan
Trends
with George J. Frye Wayne J. Staab
Noisy Notes
with John Howard
Grand Central Station
with Kelly Tremblay
Back to Basics
with Douglas L. Beck Marshall Chasin Laurel A. Christensen Wayne J. Staab Calvin Staples
The Wired Audiologist
with Peter Stelmacovich
From the Labs to the Clinics
with Robert V. Harrison

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Advice for Audiologists Still in the Trenches

by David Hawkins

David Hawkins shares some of his retirement experiences with his pre-retired Canadian colleagues who are still in the audiology trenches.