Otitis Media : Beyond the Examining Room - 23/11/17
, Carol A. Ukstins, MS, CCC/A, FAAA bResumen |
The management of hearing loss associated with otitis media is multifaceted. Clinical practice guidelines set the collaborative prescriptive standards for the medical management of otitis media in children. Treatment of this condition does not end with the medical practitioner. There are far-reaching effects of otitis media and its sequelae that permeate every aspect of patients’ lives including physiological, educational, and psychosocial. Therefore, a comprehensive interprofessional treatment plan must be designed taking into consideration best practices from a range of professions to maximize clinical outcomes, including the treating physician, speech-language pathologist, clinical audiologist, educational audiologist, and professionals in the educational setting.
El texto completo de este artículo está disponible en PDF.Keywords : Conductive hearing loss, IDEA Part C, Medical model, Mixed hearing loss, Educational model, Chronic Otitis media, Sensorineural hearing loss, Special education
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Vol 65 - N° 1
P. 105-123 - février 2018 Regresar al número
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