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Twenty years later: A NEW Count-The-Dots method

Killion, Mead C.; Mueller, H. Gustav

In 1990, The Hearing Journal published a quick and easy way for clinicians to calculate from a patient's audiogram what percentage of speech sounds the person could hear. The “Count-The-Dots” Method caught on quickly, and is used all over the U.S. and beyond. This month, the creators of the original “Count-The-Dots” Method are back with an updated version reflecting what has been learned in the past 20 years about the contribution of speech cues at 6000 Hz and above to understanding.

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Hearing care practices need strategies for-capturing and managing prospects

Melconian, Alex

Just because consumers don't show up for an appointment or reject a recommendation for amplification doesn't mean a practice should give up on them. In fact, the author says, these are first-tier prospects who should be cultivated.

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Current Issue: January 2010 - Volume 63 - Issue 1

Editor-in-Chief: 
David H. Kirkwood

ISSN: 0745-7472

Frequency: 12 issues / year

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