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"Sweet is every sound, sweeter the voice, but every sound is sweet." - Alfred Lord Tennyson Kochkin, S.; Luxford, W.; Northern, J. Mason, P.; and Tharpe, A.M. MarkeTrak VII: Are 1 million dependents with hearing loss in America being left behind? Hearing Review, Vol. 14(10), September 2007, pp. 10-36. Kochkin, S. MarkeTrak VII: Obstacles to adult non-user adoption of hearing aids. The Hearing Journal, Vol. 60 (4), April 2007, pp. 27-43. Kochkin, S. MarkeTrak VII: Hearing Loss Population Tops 31 Million People, The Hearing Review,
Vol. 12(7) July 2005, pp. 16-29. Kochkin, S. MarkeTrak VI: The VA and Direct Mail Sales Spark Growth in Hearing Aid Market, The Hearing Review, Vol. 8(12) December 2001, pp. 16-24, 63-65. Customer SatisfactionKochkin, S. Customer Satisfaction with Hearing Aids in the Digital Age, The Hearing Journal, Vol. 58(9) September 2005, pp. 30-37. Kochkin, S. Customer Satisfaction with Single and Multiple Microphone Digital Hearing Aids, The Hearing Review, Vol. 7(11) November 2000, pp. 24-29. Kochkin, S. & Kuk, F. The Binaural advantage: evidence from subjective benefit & customer satisfaction data. The Hearing Review, Vol. 4 No.4, April 1997, pages 29,30,31,32,34. Kochkin, S. Customer satisfaction and subjective benefit with high-performance hearing aids. The Hearing Review, Vol.3, No.12, December 1996, pp. 16-26. Kochkin, S. Customer satisfaction and benefit with CIC hearing aids. The Hearing Review, April 1995, Vol 2(4), pp 16-26. Career Oriented PublicationsKochkin, S. The Impact of Untreated Hearing loss on Household Income. Better Hearing Institute, Alexandria VA. (May 2007). Mullins, H. and Kochkin, S. Untreated Hearing Loss: Risky Business in the Courtroom. GPSolo, Vol 23 (5), July/August 2006, pp.58-60 Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) Guidelines on Hearing Loss in the Workplace, July 26, 2006. One goal of this fact sheet is to counter the myth that individuals with some level of hearing loss are generally less competent, less productive, or would require more attention and supervision than their peers who do not have hearing loss," says Cari M. Dominguez, chair of the EEOC. "As our nation observes the anniversary of the landmark Americans with Disabilities Act, we should be mindful that disability does not mean inability, and that every individual deserves the freedom to compete on a fair and level playing field. People with disabilities represent a vast pool of untapped talent for employers." The new Q&A publication includes examples that illustrate the kinds of jobs that people with hearing loss successfully perform and the wide range of accommodations available. Hearing SolutionsKochkin, S. Increasing hearing aid adoption through multiple environmental listening utility. The Hearing Journal, Vol. 60 (11), November 2007, pp. 28-49. Kochkin, S. Better Hearing for all nations. Hearing Health Magazine,
Summer 2004, page 9. Kochkin, S. Binaural Hearing Aids: The Fitting of Choice for Bilateral
Loss Subjects. Knowles Electronics: Itasca, Ill (2000). A tutorial for
Audiologists, dispensers and physicians; includes 15 reasons why binaural
hearing aids are effective. Kochkin, S. & Rogin, C. Quantifying the Obvious: The Impact of Hearing
Aids on Quality of Life, The Hearing Review, Vol 7(1) January 2000,
pp. 8-34. Physician EducationKochkin, S. BHI physician program found to increase use of hearing healthcare.
Hearing Journal, Vol. 57(8), August 2004, pp.27-29. Kochkin, S. Pre-test results of three physician education programs. Hearing
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