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Leslie D. Grush, Auteur ; Kelly M. Reavis, Auteur ; Susan E. Griest, Auteur ; Samrita Thapa, Auteur ; Wendy J. Helt, Auteur ; James A. Henry, Auteur ; Sarah M. Theodoroff, Auteur |Objective To examine associations between non-otologic medical conditions and auditory dysfunction. Design Cross-sectional analysis of baseline data from the Noise Outcomes in Service members Epidemiology (NOISE) study. Logistic regression [...]Article
Objectives: Recent animal studies demonstrated that cochlear synaptopathy, a partial loss of inner hair cell-auditory nerve fiber synapses, can occur in response to noise exposure without any permanent auditory threshold shift. In animal model[...]Article
Objective: To develop and evaluate a questionnaire assessing knowledge, attitudes, and behaviors (KAB) as they pertain to hearing conservation, using the constructs of the health belief model (HBM). Design: The KAB was completed by 235 participa[...]Article
Gabrielle H. Saunders ; Leslie Grush ; Jay J. Vachhani ; Katharina V. Echt ; Susan E. Griest ; M. Samantha Lewis |Background Age-related changes (both normal and pathological), and health literacy are relevant to audiological practice. Changes associated with the musculoskeletal, vascular, and nervous systems drive manual, visual, and cognitive function. T[...]Article
James A. Henry ; Susan E. Griest ; Kelly M. Reavis ; Leslie Grush ; Sarah M. Theodoroff ; Sarah Young ; Emily J. Thielman ; Kathleen F. Carlson |Objectives: Military Service members and Veterans commonly report hearing loss and tinnitus, both of which can result in significant disability. During military service, Service members are exposed to many different types of loud noise, which is[...]Article
Kelly M. Reavis ; Garnett P. McMillan ; Kathleen F. Carlson ; Antony R. Joseph ; Jonathan M. Snowden ; Susan E. Griest ; James A. Henry |Objectives: Auditory impairments, particularly those resulting from hazardous occupational noise exposures, are pressing concerns for the US Departments of Defense (DoD) and Veterans Affairs (VA). However, to date, no studies have estimated the [...]Article
Objective: To evaluate the effectiveness of four NIHL prevention interventions at improving knowledge, attitudes, and intended behaviors regarding sound exposure and appropriate use of hearing protective strategies in children. Design: A randomi[...]
