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Elizabeth M. Fitzpatrick ; Valérie Carrier ; Geneviève Turgeon ; Tina Olmstead ; Arran McAfee ; JoAnne Whittingham ; David Schramm |Objective Post-implant rehabilitation is limited for adult cochlear implant (CI) recipients. The objective of this research was to capture the perspectives of CI users and their coaches regarding their experiences with auditory-verbal intervent[...]Article
Objective Cochlear implants (CI) candidacy criteria have expanded to include children with more residual hearing. This study explored the clinical profiles and outcomes of children with CIs who had preoperative residual hearing in at least one [...]Article
Bénédicte Vos ; Dorie Noll ; JoAnne Whittingham ; Marie Pigeon ; Marlene P. Bagatto ; Elizabeth Fitzpatrick |Objective: Permanent hearing loss is an important public health issue in children with consequences for language, social, and academic functioning. Early hearing detection, intervention, and monitoring are important in mitigating the impact of p[...]Article
Elizabeth Fitzpatrick ; Candace Roberts, Auteur ; JoAnne Whittingham, Auteur ; Carmen Barreira-Nielsen, Auteur |Le dépistage universel de la surdité chez les nouveau-nés a conduit à l’identification précoce de la perte auditive, notamment auprès d’un nombre important d’enfants ayant une perte auditive unilatérale ou bilatérale légère. Les données de la li[...]Article
Objective: Up to 40% of children with hearing loss present with other developmental disabilities. The purpose of this study was to document the prevalence of autism spectrum disorders (ASD) in children with permanent hearing loss, to describe th[...]Article
Elizabeth Fitzpatrick ; Lynne McCurdy ; JoAnne Whittingham ; Ryan Rourke ; Flora Nassrallah ; Viviane Grandpierre ; Franco Momoli ; Vid Bijelic |Objective Hearing loss is an important health concern in Canada’s Arctic. The objective of this research was to provide information on the prevalence of childhood hearing loss in Nunavut. Design This cross-sectional study involved comprehensi[...]Article
Elizabeth Fitzpatrick ; Douglas E. Coyle ; Isabelle Gaboury ; Andrée Durieux-Smith ; JoAnne Whittingham ; et al. |Universal newborn hearing screening results in substantially more children with mild bilateral and unilateral hearing loss identified in the early years of life. While intervention services for children with moderate loss and greater are general[...]
