Volume 4, Number 1 (2006)
Editorial
From the Managing Editor
Guy Nehrenz
Manuscripts
The False Wisdom of Tuition Based Ranking of Allied Health Programs: Is Your Program Affordable?
Tamara L. Little
Cultural Sensitivity Beyond Ethnicity: A Universal Precautions Model
Deborah Dysart Gale
Incorporating Patient and Carer Concerns in Discharge Plans: The Development of a Practical Patient-Centred Checklist
Karen Grimmer, John Moss, Julie Moss, and Helen Kindness
Electronic Clinical Records for Physiotherapists
Christine Barry, Mark Jones, and Karen Grimmer
More than 400 Guatemalan children are able to hear better thanks to the efforts NSU Assistant Professor, Dr. Fred Rahe, Au.D., and four NSU Doctor of Audiology students. The students, Allison Shapiro, Erika Devore, Brandi Pouliot, and Julia Prusinowski, traveled with Dr. Rahe to Guatemala City where they fit children with hearing aids in a project supported by the McDonalds Corporation and Siemens Hearing Instruments. McHappy Days were November 16-18. The event was coordinated by Guatemalan audiologist Patricia Castellanos de Munoz and assisted by Dr. Rahe and the NSU students.
