Dr. Kathleen Wallace and Dr. D'Anne Rudden continue their discussion of gender equity in audiology. How can women navigate the "glass labyrinth" of twists and turns on their career journey? How has an older patient demographic and public perception of female clinicians affected the treatment of women in audiology?

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Shari Eberts and Gael Hannan continue to discuss ways to live your best life with hearing loss, including favorite over-the-counter tools and "hearing hacks" that even those without hearing loss should use. Read the transcript here.

You hear a lot about treating hearing loss, and as important as that is, living a full, enjoyable life with hearing loss is perhaps just as important. Noted advocates Shari Eberts and Gael Hannan are hearing to help with the latter, having banded together to write the book Hear and Beyond: Live Skillfully with Hearing Loss (out this month). Read the transcript here.

Many people live with auditory processing disorder, but audiologists often run into barriers when trying to implement services for APD into their practices. Tom Goyne, AuD, is here to talk about how to overcome those barriers and successfully incorporate ADP treatment and management. Read the transcript here.

Tom Goyne, AuD, continues to discuss ways to implement APD services into your audiology practice, including verification and what Ted Lasso has to do with it. Read the transcript here.

Despite having access to additional data through electroacoustic analysis (EAA), many audiologists are still reluctant to use EAA for its full potential. Dr. Laura Pratesi covers the most important tests to perform with EAA, what the test results really mean, and why we should all be using EAA a lot more. Read the transcript here.

Dr. Laura Pratesi shares her own journey with progressive hearing loss and bilateral hearing aids before diving into the benefits of electroacoustic analysis (EAA). Dr. Pratesi advocates that all audiologists should incorporate EAA into their clinical setting much more often to obtain more concrete answers on the functionality of patients' hearing aids. She covers the different scenarios for which she recommends turning to EAA for data. Read the transcript here.

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How do audiologists begin the process of unbundling? Dr. Erica Person shares tips for success for audiology practices interested in implementing a fee-for-service business model.

Listen as she unravels the mysteries of unbundling.

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The business practices of bundling and unbundling have always existed in some capacity, but how can audiologists apply these concepts to their practice? Dr. Erica Person, podcast host of "The Unbundled Audiologist," discusses her own unbundling journey and how audiologists can successfully adopt this business model.

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