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Use of Patient-Specific Estimates in Patient Evaluation and Rehabilitation

Dafydd Stephens Welsh Hearing Institute, University Hospital of Wales, Cardiff, Wales;
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Adam Jaworski Department of Management and Social Sciences, Queen Margaret College, Edinburgh, Scotland
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Patricia Kerr Centre for Language and Communication, University of Wales, Cardiff, Wales;
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Fei Zhao Welsh Hearing Institute, University Hospital of Wales, Cardiff, Wales;
Pages 61-68 | Published online: 12 Oct 2009

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Gerhard Andersson & Emma Edvinsson. (2008) Mixed feelings about living with tinnitus: A qualitative study. Audiological Medicine 6:1, pages 48-54.
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Dafydd Stephens & Patricia Ken. (2003) The role of positive experiences in living with acquired hearing loss. International Journal of Audiology 42:sup1, pages 118-127.
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Gerhard Andersson & Mimmie Willebrand. (2003) What is coping? A critical review of the construct and its application in audiology. International Journal of Audiology 42:sup1, pages 97-103.
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Gunilla Jansson, Ulrika Trulsson, Agne Wiberg & LillemorR‐M. Hallberg. (2002) Group rehabilitation of patients with acquired hearing impairment and their close relatives: Evaluation of short‐ and long‐term effects. Scandinavian Journal of Disability Research 4:1, pages 43-57.
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Linnett Sanchez & Dafydd Stephens. (2000) Survey of the Perceived Benefits and Shortcomings of a Specialist Tinnitus Clinic: Cuestionario sobre las ventajasy desventajas de una clinica especializada en tinnitus. Audiology 39:6, pages 333-338.
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Dafydd Stephens & Patricia Kerr. (2000) Auditory Disablements: An Update: Discapacidad auditiva: Una actualization. Audiology 39:6, pages 322-332.
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Patricia Kerr & Dafydd Stephens. (2000) Understanding the nature and function of positive experiences in living with auditory disablement. Scandinavian Journal of Disability Research 2:1, pages 21-38.
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S. D. G. Stephens, A. Jaworski, P. Lewis & S. Aslan. (1999) An Analysis of the Communication Tactics Used by Hearing-Impaired Adults. British Journal of Audiology 33:1, pages 17-27.
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Jean-Pierre Gagné. (2000) What Is Treatment Evaluation Research? What Is its Relationship to the Goals of Audiological Rehabilitation? Who Are the Stakeholders of this Type of Research?. Ear and Hearing 21:Supplement, pages 60S-73S.
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Ruth A Bentler & Sophia E. Kramer. (2000) Guidelines for Choosing a Self-Report Outcome Measure. Ear and Hearing 21:Supplement, pages 37S-49S.
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Dafydd Stephens, Gladys Jones & Ioanis Gianopoulos. (2000) The Use of Outcome Measures to Formulate Intervention Strategies. Ear and Hearing 21:Supplement, pages 15S-23S.
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