My Hearing
MANAGING YOUR OWN HEARING
MANAGING YOUR OWN HEARING
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OBJECTIVES: (Competency)
- Where do you usually get your hearing tested? Hospital, school, private clinic?
- What is the name of your hearing aid clinic?
- What is the name of your audiologist(s)?
- What do you do if your hearing aid/cochlear implant stops working?
- What do you do if your DM system isn’t working?
- Do you know how to contact your audiologist? How would you do that?
- What would you do if the person on the phone cannot understand you?
- How often should you get your hearing tested?
- How often should you get your hearing aids/cochlear implants checked?
- How often should you get new earmolds?
- What is the difference between your audiologist at the clinic and your audiologist at school?
- What are the long-term consequences of not knowing how to care for my hearing?
OBJECTIVES: (Relatedness)
- What makes a good audiologist?
- What makes a good patient-audiologist partnership?
- What makes a good audiology appointment?
OBJECTIVES: (Autonomy)
- When do I move responsibility from my parents to myself? For my hearing appointments, responsibilities at home and at school?
- At what age, do we choose for me to attend my hearing care appointments on my own?
- How can others trust me to take responsibility for my hearing care?
- When do I get to choose features and accessories for my hearing technologies?
- Why is it important for me to choose?
- Do you feel comfortable booking your own audiology appointment?
- How do you go about effectively communicating your hearing care needs?