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The Role of the Family in the Hearing Aid Process
Often the decision to obtain amplification is made by the patient in consultation with a spouse, other family members or maybe even close friends. For older adults, these relationships can be a significant benefit but may, at times, also bring along some negative elements. And the nature of these relationships may be changing with the generational shift society is experiencing.
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The Role of the Family in the Hearing Aid Process
Often the decision to obtain amplification is made by the patient in consultation with a spouse, other family members or maybe even close friends. For older adults, these relationships can be a significant benefit but may, at times, also bring along some negative elements. And the nature of these relationships may be changing with the generational shift society is experiencing.
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Presented by Don Schum, PhD
Course: #35701Level: Intermediate1 Hour
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Often the decision to obtain amplification is made by the patient in consultation with a spouse, other family members or maybe even close friends. For older adults, these relationships can be a significant benefit but may, at times, also bring along some negative elements. And the nature of these relationships may be changing with the generational shift society is experiencing.
