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A S H A Leader, March, 2007 by Hull, Raymond H.
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Viewed historically, audiologic/aural rehabilitation (AR) comprises a rather vague set of paradigms that encompass a wide range of restorative services to people with hearing loss. By definition, paradigms are axiomatic systems characterized by assumptions that emerge out of the entity or system for which they are designed.
This definition is correct in relation to AR, since there seem to be as many theories as to what audiologic/aural rehabilitation is--or is not--as there are service providers. Each patient has distinct communicative/interactive/hearing needs, and each paradigm ...
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