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President’s Message: Isomorphism and Clinical Decision Making
Isomorphism is a concept that appears in mathematics, computer science, and organizational theory. It means that two apparently different systems can share a similar underlying structure or set of processes. Consider this simple algorithm for keeping a rocket on course:
Audiology Assistants: Essential Partners in the Future of Hearing-Health Care
An audiologist spends part of the morning troubleshooting Bluetooth connectivity, replacing wax guards, and walking a patient through hearing aid insertion for the third time. Meanwhile, diagnostic evaluations are backed up for weeks, new referrals continue to arrive, and another patient calls asking if someone can help with their over-the-counter (OTC) hearing device.
Advancing Vestibular Care: The Role of the Vestibular Audiology Specialty Certification
Watching the splashdown of the Artemis II space capsule was thrilling and awe-inspiring. But, to me, hearing former astronaut Scott Kelly and neurosurgeon Sanjay Gupta accurately discuss the impact of zero gravity and space travel on the astronauts’ vestibular systems was even more exciting.
From Itemization to Valuation: Determining Professional Service Value in Audiology Practice
In Part 1 of this series, we explored how bundled pricing models can unintentionally obscure the value of audiologists’ professional services, limit reimbursement opportunities, and create financial risk for practices (Murphy et al., 2026).