Ever wonder what the difference is between an Audiologist and Hearing Instrument Practitioner? Check out this position paper by Speech Language and Audiology Canada for a detailed explanation.
http://sac-oac.ca/system/files/resources/AUDs-HIPs-PositionPaper_EN.pdf#sthash.SXzBRIfs.dpuf
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There’s a shocking statistic that the average wait time to have your hearing checked after you notice trouble hearing is seven years! As audiologists, we recommend a routine hearing assessment every one to two years to monitor your hearing health, but this monitoring should start long before you notice any difficulty. Here are some reasons … Continue reading The Importance of a Baseline Hearing Assessment
