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This is a unique set of protocols designed to guide audiological clinicians in procedures performed in any audiology clinic. It is the one resource every audiologist, every hospital, and every audiology clinic needs to ensure efficient performance of virtually any clinical procedure. This manual comes at a vital time when both regulatory agencies and funding sources alike are increasingly demanding written protocols and substantiated documentation of their use. The author team is made up of the top people in the field, including Bob Margolis, who currently sits on the Board of Directors of the International Hearing Foundation, he is also Chair of the Publications Committee of the American Academy of Audiology, President of the Minnnesota Academy of Audiology, and currently member of the editorial boards of the following: Journal of the Acoustical Society of America, Journal of Speech and Hearing Research, Journal of Speech and Hearing Disorders. Ear and Hearing, Audiology, and the Journal of the American Academy of Audiology. This manual contains appropriate forms that can be duplicated by an clinic for the purpose of recording needed history and other information. For audiologists, audiology clinic directors, graduate students, and hospital administrators.
This manual addresses the critical need for standardized, evidence-based clinical protocols to ensure operational efficiency and regulatory compliance within audiology practices. Robert H. Margolis, a distinguished figure in audiological research and professional leadership, compiles these procedures to assist clinicians in navigating the increasing demands for rigorous documentation and substantiated clinical performance. The text serves as a practical framework for integrating professional standards into daily clinic operations.
What You Will Find
The subject matter points to a highly technical, specialist resource designed for practitioners and administrators seeking to formalize their clinical workflows. Its focus on standardized documentation suggests an emphasis on professional accountability and the practical application of industry-wide best practices.
Page Count:
224
Publication Date:
1997-02-27
Publisher:
Pearson Education
ISBN-10:
0205268242
ISBN-13:
9780205268245
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