Adjustment To Hearing Loss Flashcards

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CARE

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  • counseling & psychosocial
  • audibility & impairment
  • remediate communication activity
  • environmental/coordination/participation improvement
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Self-management

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the way an individual overcomes communication difficulties and the ensuing psychosocial ramifications by using hearing aids, assistive listening devices, and/or communication strategies

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acquired hearing loss impact on family system

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  • third party disability
  • reported by 98% of spouses
  • spouses report greater problems before HAs & greater benefit after HAs than patients
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family-centered care

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  • results in improved reactions to intervention
  • improve health outcomes
  • reduce mental health problems for patient & family
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core principles of family-centered care

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  • Shared acknowledgment and identification of the communication issues faced by the family
  • Collaborative goal-setting
  • Instructional counseling about hearing aid management and use with the person with hearing impairment and family members
  • Development of mutually beneficial communication strategies
  • Evaluation of outcomes for the individual with hearing impairment and his/her family
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informational counseling

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  • talk about the hearing loss & the steps for management
  • more common
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personal adjustment counseling

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  • talk about emotions & feelings about hearing loss & life challenges/successes
  • use to get functional information
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steps in counseling process

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  • Help patients tell their story
  • Help patients clarify their problems
  • Help patients take responsibility for their listening difficulties
  • Help patients establish their goals
  • Develop an action plan
  • Implement the plan
  • Conduct ongoing evaluation
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Self-assessment of communication (SAC)

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  • has SOAC; for significant other
  • 4 standard situations & open ended ?’s
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client oriented scale of improvement (COSI)

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  • individualized
  • no standard situations; pick 5 or write own
  • order & rate
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communication profile for the hearing impaired (CPHI)

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  • has personal adjustment section
  • strong focus on adjustment to HL; use to guide AR & measure progress
  • complex scoring
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Abbreviated profile of hearing aid benefit (APHAB)

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  • ease of communication in …
  • positive conditions, reverberation conditions, background noise
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satisfaction with amplification in daily life (SADL)

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  • about hearing aids
  • letter scoring
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Speech spatial & qualities of hearing scale (SSQ)

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  • version for estimating benefit & comparing HAs
  • looks at spatial hearing
  • number line scoring
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Glasgow hearing aid benefit profile (GHABP)

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  • gather info on limitations & restrictions
  • can put in own scenarios
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International outcome inventory - hearing aids (IOH-HA)

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  • designed to compare AR across sites & countries
  • apply across cultural & societal groups & health care delivery systems