The most common misconception in hearing screening? That OAE and AABR are interchangeable. They are not. They answer different clinical questions, assess different parts of the auditory system, and should be used strategically, not interchangeably. Understanding this distinction is what separates basic screening from clinically effective screening programmes.
OAE vs AABR: When, Why, and What Matters in Practice Read More »
As audiologists, we are trained to care deeply for each patient we see. We refine our assessments. We improve our counselling. We strive to provide the best possible care in every consultation.
The Audiologist As a System Leader: Expanding Impact Beyond The Booth Read More »
Hearing screening is often seen as
straightforward – quick, efficient and easy to implement. But in practice, it is one of the areas where small mistakes have significant consequences.
5 Mistakes We Make in Hearing Screening – and How to Fix Them Read More »
Most audiologists have experienced this moment:
You complete a full assessment.
The results are clear.
The diagnosis is accurate.
And yet…
The patient still says:
“But I’m still struggling.”
From Test Results to Real Life: Making Audiology Functional Read More »
We were trained to test hearing, diagnose loss, and fit devices. These remain essential pillars of audiology. But if we pause and reflect on the patients we see today, it becomes clear that the scope of our work is quietly (and significantly) evolving.
The Future of Audiology in Practice Read More »
