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Category: Master’s Thesis

  • Portable Electric Device based Hearing Test (uHear). Validation in Children Population

    The aim of this study is to validate uHear on children hearing loss in a quiet environment (audiobooth).

    8 May, 2023Articles, Audiology, Blog, Master's Thesis

     
  • Parental Fears of Cochlear Implants in Saudi Arabia

    This study investigate parental perspectives on cochlear implantation and the process of making such a decision on behalf of their children

    24 March, 2023Articles, Audiology, Blog, Master's Thesis

     
  • Prevalence of Refractive Errors in Bamenda, Cameroon

    This study analises the prevalence of the main types of refractive errors in Bamenda and compares it with other studies in nearby region.

    16 March, 2023Articles, Blog, Master's Thesis, Optometry

     
  • Extinction and DRA Procedure: Reducing Escape Behavior with ASD Children

    This study identifies behavioural problems in children with ASD and uses evidence-based practice to teach a replacement behaviour.

    21 February, 2023Articles, Blog, Master's Thesis, Speech and Language Therapy

     
  • Vision Training as a Treatment Option for Accommodative Dysfunctions

    This literature review shows the effectiveness of vision therapy as a treatment method for accommodative dysfunctions

    17 January, 2023Articles, Blog, Master's Thesis, Optometry

     
  • Diagnosis and Therapy of Psychogenic Dysphonia

    This article discusses psychogenic dysphonia, its symptoms, diagnosis and prognosis, using a multidisciplinary approach.

    16 December, 2022Articles, Audiology, Master's Thesis

     
  • LASIK Intraocular Refractive Surgery in High Myopia Long-term Effects

    Analysis of the effects on long-term vision, after one year or more, in patients who have undergone LASIK refractive surgery for high myopia.

    1 December, 2022Articles, Master's Thesis, Optometry

     
  • Screening tools for Developmental Language Disorder for children

    Screening is an essential part of assessment methods for speech and language therapists. Suspecting a Language Disorder (LD), or examining a child with Speech Delay (SD), leads to formal or informal methods of screening of spoken language skills.

    22 November, 2022Articles, Blog, Master's Thesis, Speech and Language Therapy

     
  • Remote Mapping via Tele audiology in Cochlear Implant Patients 

    This study discuss whether remote mapping via tele audiology in nucleus CI patients is equivalent to traditional in person programming.

    3 November, 2022Audiology, Blog, Master's Thesis

     
  • Wax Prevalence and Related Factors among Primary School Learners in Lilongwe, Malawi

    This study focuses on the prevalence of wax and related factors among primary school learners in Lilongwe, Malawi.

    13 October, 2022Articles, Audiology, Master's Thesis

     

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