Assistive Devices for Persons With Hearing Impairment

 1. Impact of the Americans with Disabilities Act on Audiologists, Jo Williams and Ann L. Carey.


 2. An Overview of the Food and Drug Administration's Medical Device Amendments and Their Impact on Assistive Listening Devices, Celeste F. Bove.


 3. The Phone Roots Leave Hearing Disabled Out on Limb, Ronald D. Slager.


 4. Clinical Procedures for Evaluating Telephone Use and Need for Related Assistive Devices, Nancy Tye-Murray and Lorianne Schum.


 5. Alerting and Assistive Systems: Counseling Implications for Cochlear Implant Users, Lorianne K. Schum and Nancy Tye-Murray.


 6. Television Viewing for Persons with Hearing Impairment, Donald J. Schum and Lynn Vance Crum.


 7. The Importance of Room Acoustics, Carl C. Crandell and Joseph J. Smaldino.


 8. Orientation to the Use of Frequency Modulated Systems, Dawna E. Lewis.


 9. Orientation to the Use of Induction Loop Systems, Robert A. Gilmore.


10. Alerting Devices for the Hearing Impaired, Dean C. Garstecki.


11. Integrating Assistive Devices into the Hospital Setting, Helene Frye-Osier and Donald J. Schum.


12. Selecting What's Best for the Individual, Cynthia L. Compton.


13. Increasing Consumer Acceptance of Assistive Devices, Glen Sutherland.


14. Assistive Device Research Needs, Dean C. Garstecki.