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Cover -- Half Title -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Table of Contents -- List of figures -- List of tables -- Notes on contributors -- Foreword -- Preface -- Acknowledgments -- List of abbreviations -- 1 Introduction: Experiences of people with hearing loss -- The need for this book -- Layout and content of the book -- Main elements highlighted in this book -- Evidence based practice -- Theoretical framework -- Stages of change model -- Person-centered audiological rehabilitation -- Biopsychosocial model -- Hearing loss and its consequences -- Encounters, interactions, communications, and emotions -- Understanding and describing hearing loss -- Longitudinal understanding of hearing loss -- Outcome measurement versus process evaluation -- Importance of process evaluation -- Process evaluation: examples from studies on hearing loss -- How best to evaluate the process of change in a person with hearing disability? -- Summary -- References -- 2 Functioning in adults with hearing loss -- Introduction -- Functioning and disability -- The International Classification of Functioning, Disability, and Health (ICF) -- The conceptual model -- ICF - a classification -- ICF Core Sets for Hearing Loss -- Functioning in adults with hearing loss -- Summary -- References -- 3 Journey of a person with hearing loss -- Introduction -- Consequences of hearing loss -- Stages of change model -- Patient journey through hearing loss -- 1. Pre-awareness -- 2. Awareness -- 3. Movement -- 4. Diagnostics -- 5. Rehabilitation -- 6. Self-evaluation -- 7. Resolution -- Case examples -- Jenny's story -- Pre-awareness and awareness -- Movement -- Diagnostics -- Rehabilitation -- Self-.evaluation -- Resolution -- Alan's story -- Pre-awareness -- Awareness -- Movement and diagnostics -- Rehabilitation -- Self-evaluation -- Resolution -- Applications of the patient journey model.
ICF and the journey model of person with hearing loss -- Summary -- References -- 4 Communication partners' journey through their partner's hearing loss -- Introduction -- Defining communication partners -- Third-party disability -- Consequences of hearing loss on communication partners -- Role of communication partners in aural rehabilitation -- Communication partners' journey -- Contemplation -- Awareness -- Persuasion -- Validation -- Rehabilitation -- Adaptation -- Resolution -- Clinical implications of the communication partners' journey -- ICF and the journey model of communication partners -- Summary -- References -- 5 Pre-awareness: Failing to notice or realize hearing loss -- Introduction -- Our sense of hearing -- Examples illustrating the effects of unnoticed hearing loss -- Scenario one -- At home -- At work -- Scenario two -- At home -- At work -- Scenario three -- Scenario four -- Discussion -- International Classification of Functioning, Disability and Health (ICF) -- Summary -- References -- 6 Awareness: Understanding and becoming aware of hearing loss -- Introduction -- Models of the patient journey -- Awareness, acknowledgment, and acceptance -- Example 1 -- Example 2 -- Communication partners -- Awareness of hearing changes -- Example 3 -- Example 4 -- The effect of perception of and trust in health professionals -- Stigma and perceived stigma of hearing loss -- Example 5 -- Example 6 -- Summary -- References -- 7 Movement: Making steps to seek information, help, and intervention -- Introduction -- Public health perspective/.concern -- Steps towards movement -- Factors influencing movement towards seeking help -- Influence of family and primary health providers -- Person-centered audiologic rehabilitation -- Summary -- References -- 8 Evaluation and diagnosis: Understanding, communication, and shared decision making -- Introduction.
The process of evaluating hearing loss -- The role of hearing healthcare professionals -- Interpretation of clinical significance by hearing healthcare professionals -- The communication experience of persons with hearing loss and their communication partners -- Shared decision making -- Summary -- References -- 9 Rehabilitation: Learning and adapting to new methods -- Introduction -- Consequences of hearing loss -- Process from awareness to rehabilitation uptake -- Rehabilitation options -- Use of communication strategies -- Repetition -- Rephrasing -- Confirmation -- Specific queries -- Technological options -- Combination of communication strategies and technological options -- Effect of personal and environmental factors on rehabilitation success and... -- Care and maintenance of a hearing aid -- Summary -- References -- 10 Self-evaluation: Reflecting on experiences and whether rehabilitation has made a difference -- Introduction -- Case examples -- Holly -- Mark -- Process of self-evaluation -- Meaning-making: self-image and self-identity -- Holly's meaning-making -- Mark's meaning-making -- Functioning: capacity and performance -- Holly's functioning -- Mark's functioning -- Expectations: under-estimation and over-estimation -- Holly's expectations -- Mark's expectations -- Evaluation of rehabilitation: positive and negative -- Holly's evaluation of rehabilitation -- Mark's evaluation of rehabilitation -- Person-centered care: understanding and application -- Holly's person-centered care -- Mark's person-centered care -- Summary -- References -- 11 Resolution - part 1: Recapturing the conversation - hearing loss and communication -- Introduction -- Conversation -- Sequence -- Context -- Joint meaning-making -- The division of labor -- Metalanguage -- What to do in order to recapture the lost conversation?.
Pay attention to the creation of meaning -- Finding the right balance -- Personal responsibility -- Clear turn-taking benefits all -- ICF and conversation -- Summary -- References -- 12 Resolution - part 2: Continuing to adapt to and live with hearing loss -- Introduction -- The impact of hearing loss - case examples -- Susannah -- Louis -- Anne -- Jake -- Hearing epidemiology: principles and two examples of prospective cohort studies -- Netherlands Longitudinal Study on Hearing -- Longitudinal Aging Study Amsterdam -- Psychosocial health effects of hearing loss - evidence from epidemiological studies -- Emotional and social loneliness -- Findings from NL-SH and LASA -- Depression -- Findings from NL-SH and LASA -- Psychosocial health effects due to the rate of decline in hearing -- Findings from NL-SH and LASA -- Emotional and social loneliness -- Depression -- Implications of subgroup effects for clinical and future research practice -- Summary -- References -- 13 Examples of the journey through hearing loss -- Introduction -- Research about life change -- Psychosocial adjustment to hearing loss -- The longitudinal study -- The first stage (before): striving back and tipping point -- Triggers for change -- The significance of the tipping point -- Summary: the first stage before rehabilitation -- The second stage (during): mourning and exploring -- Summary: the second stage during rehabilitation -- The third stage (after): rebuilding, restoring, and stabilizing -- Summary: the third stage after rehabilitation -- Maintenance work -- Comments on rehabilitation -- Summary -- References -- 14 Practice implications of the patient journey model -- Introduction -- The possible patient journey -- Changing behavior -- Person-centered care beyond the clinic -- Ida tele-care -- Mentoring through the patient journey.
Examples of the use of journey model by hearing healthcare professionals -- Summary -- References -- Appendices -- Appendix 1: Brief ICF Core Sets for Hearing Loss -- Appendix 2: Comprehensive ICF Core Sets for Hearing Loss -- Index.
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Cognitive behavioral therapy for tinnitus / / Eldré W. Beukes [and three others]
