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Keeping Up with Wireless Hearing Assistive Technology

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  • Audiologists recurrently collect case history information about their patient’s physical wellbeing, as it relates to hearing

  • Similar to Bluetooth technology, digital enhanced cordless telecommunications (DECT) has a low energy version known as DECT ultra low energy (ULE)

  • Unlike Bluetooth and DECT, near field magnetic induction (NFMI) signal strength rapidly decreases as the distance between the transmitter and receiver increases

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Introduction

Audiologists recurrently collect case history information about their patient’s physical wellbeing, as it relates to hearing. Keeping Up with Wireless Hearing Assistive Technology When fitting hearing aids or investigating the value of other assistive technology, considerations should include the patient’s listening environments and his or her communication partners. Additional considerations may include finding out the patient’s knowledge of and comfort level with newer, wireless technologies.

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