2019冠状病毒病大流行期间韩国听力学服务调查研究

Q3 Medicine Audiology and Speech Research Pub Date : 2021-10-31 DOI:10.21848/asr.210039
InOn Kim, S. Oh
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目的:2019冠状病毒病(COVID-19)大流行严重影响了公众健康和人们的生活方式。本调查研究的目的是调查新冠肺炎大流行期间听力学服务情况,了解韩国听力学服务现状,提高听力学服务水平。方法:共120名参与者(60名听力学家和60名拜访听力学家的客户)在本研究中采用在线或面对面的方法进行调查。参与者回答了24~25个问题,包括听力学服务现状、戴口罩沟通困难、新冠肺炎期间远程听力学服务提供情况等。结果:结果显示,在新冠肺炎疫情下,尽管56%的听力学家和听力损失患者就诊计划被推迟或取消,但听力学家和听力损失患者仍倾向于面对面听力学服务。他们在COVID-19中考虑的主要听力学服务是助听器安装和维护与维修服务。戴口罩会导致听力学家和听力损失患者的沟通困难,原因是语音水平降低、声音频率过滤和谈话过程中视觉线索不足。只有30%的听力学家提供了远程听力学服务,4.4%的客户在COVID-19期间接受了远程听力学服务。结论:新冠肺炎疫情对韩国听力学服务的影响仍在继续。改善韩国听力学服务的技术和行政系统以及教育支持是必要的。
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A Survey Study of Audiology Services during the Coronavirus Disease 2019 Pandemic in South Korea
Purpose: The coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic has severely affected public health and people’s lifestyle. The purpose of this survey study is to investigate audiology services during COVID-19 pandemic to understand the current audiology service situations in Korea and to improve audiology services.Methods: A total of 120 participants (60 audiologists and 60 clients visiting audiologists) were surveyed in this study using online or face-to-face methods. The participants answered 24~25 questions including current status of audiology service, communication difficulties with wearing masks, and the provision of tele-audiology services during COVID-19.Results: The results showed that both audiologists and clients with hearing loss still preferred face-to-face audiology services in COVID-19 situation in spite of 56% of visiting schedule delay and cancellation. The primary audiology services they considered in COVID-19 were hearing aid fitting and maintenance & repair services. Wearing masks has led communication difficulties in both audiologists and clients with hearing loss due to speech level reduction, frequency filtering of sounds, and insufficient visual cues during the conversation. Only 30% of audiologists have provided tele-audiology services, and 4.4% of clients received tele-audiology services during COVID-19.Conclusion: The impacts of COVID-19 in audiology services in South Korea are still progressing. The technical and administrative systems and educational support to improve audiology services in South Korea are necessary.
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Audiology and Speech Research Medicine-Otorhinolaryngology
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