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| ___ or ___ is the application of technology to deliver audiology and SLP services at a distance |
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| Describe a systematic review |
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| Tells you all of the research done on a certain topic |
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| ___ is defined as using telecommunications technology to deliver professional services at a distance |
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| Provide a rationale for developing telepractice models in Audiology |
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| There are 642 million who have a hearing loss and telepractice may help reach underserved areas. It also improves access to healthcare, reduces costs, provides equal or enhanced quality of care, and the patient demand is high |
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| Recognize & describe 5 audiology applications of telehealth |
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| Hearing screenings-ABR; Diagnosis through audiometry, tympanometry, OAEs, video-otoscopy. Intervention through verifying hearing aid function, counseling, and internet-based treatments for tinnitus |
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| Describe 3 research priorities in audiology telepractice |
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| Whether tele-audiology services are comparable to conventional services, patients' perceptions of audiology telepractice, and audiologists' perceptions of telepractice |
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| Literature review focused on a research question that tries to identify, appraise, & synthesize all high quality research relevant to the question posed |
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Licensure & Telepractice:
-Verify requirements in ___ ___ laws
-Typically, the patients’ location determines the ___ of service
-Often providers must be ___ in the state in which they live and in states in which the patients live
-Still have to adhere to ___ and ___ laws (i.e. HIPAA) |
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| state licensure; site; licensed; state; federal |
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