Audiologist perspectives on a regional telehealth model for cochlear implant follow-up care: a qualitative study

Audiologists perceived regional telehealth as a valuable adjunct to traditional CI care for improving access in underserved areas. Addressing infrastructure and workflow limitations may enhance effectiveness and support broader adoption.

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Cochlear Implants International
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2026-01-14
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https://doi.org/10.1080/14670100.2026.2614862
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Hearing Loss and Rehabilitation
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Audiologist perspectives on a regional telehealth model for cochlear implant follow-up care: a qualitative study

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Cochlear Implants International
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Audiologist perspectives on a regional telehealth model for cochlear implant follow-up care: a qualitative study

Lauren R. McCray, Peter R. Dixon, Pranav A. Patel, Erin Harvey, Elizabeth L. Camposeo, Theodore R. McRackan
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Abstract

Audiologists perceived regional telehealth as a valuable adjunct to traditional CI care for improving access in underserved areas. Addressing infrastructure and workflow limitations may enhance effectiveness and support broader adoption.

Cochlear Implants InternationalVol. 27(2)
Medical University of South Carolina (US), Baylor College of Medicine (US)
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