Portal Sistema FM: intercâmbio técnico científico entre profissionais que atuam com alunos usuários de Sistema FM

Alves, Tacianne Kriscia Machado

doi:10.11606/d.25.2016.tde-17052016-104057

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“…22 Thus, the Speech Therapy Program of Faculdade de Odontologia de Bauru -Universidade de São Paulo is considered the pioneer in the creation and development of educational tools using tele-education in audiology as well as offering great support to studies that involve technology in the teaching-learning process. 23,24 Professionals with different academic levels accessed the modules of Portal do Zumbido and evaluated it, corroborating International Archives of Otorhinolaryngology with the affirmation that the programs of telehealth can establish an important alternative of promotion of the continuous professional updating, thus, it can help on the reduction of educational deficits in Brazil (►Fig. 4).…”

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“…4). 18,[23][24][25] The entire content of Portal doZumbido was developed with the support of a professional designer; thus, it was possible to transmit the necessary information in a less exhaustive way, with the use of infographics. 17 The Portal do Zumbido was divided into modules.…”

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“…In this module, important concepts regarding the symptom (classification, cure), scientific articles dealing with the topic, and specific books of audiology were used, as well as other studies that also had as an objective the development of virtual platforms of information. 9,12,13,24 The second module, "audiological diagnosis," contemplates the main procedures performed for the assessment of hearing and to detect the presence or absence of hearing loss. 26 The importance of developing a module on this topic is due to the fact that tinnitus occurs as an isolated idiopathic symptom or related to any type of hearing loss.…”

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“…34 Providing scientific information about a specific content in audiology and providing resources for download and printing were also used by other researchers who developed virtual platforms. 9,18,24 Concerning tinnitus subjects, the speech therapist should offer individualized care. Thus, during the whole process, from diagnosis to treatment, the speech therapist may find situations that compete with other professionals.…”

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“…"), presented 9.3% of incorrect answers since it can be justified by the fact that there is no standardization and consensus on the assessment methods of tinnitus due to its complexity, thus, not all professionals use self-assessment questionnaires in the clinical routine. 4,28,39 In relation to the analysis of the motivational aspects of the portal through the MRS, 18,24,25 it was possible to observe high satisfaction with the Portal do Zumbido since the participating professionals considered it impressive. 40 The same was observed in the other study, which aim was to develop and analyze the effectiveness of a Hearing Health Training Program (Hearing aids) through interactive teleeducation.…”

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Development and Evaluation of Portal do Zumbido: A Novel Telehealth Approach to Tinnitus

Matos

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Mondelli

2020

Int Arch Otorhinolaryngol

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Abstract Introduction Tinnitus is a prevalent symptom in audiological clinics, and the speech therapist participates in the assessment, diagnosis, and intervention of tinnitus. A range of studies have been developed with the aim to promote auditory health, and telehealth is an option for this purpose. Objective The aim of the present study was to develop and assess a virtual platform for tinnitus management for speech therapists. Methods The present study provided a distance-learning-course, with the aid of Portal do Zumbido, available in the following electronic address: zumbido.fob.usp.br. Infographics were available for download, and modules were made to comprise the introduction to the symptoms, assessment, and intervention for tinnitus. Results Speech therapists of different regions of Brazil received an e-mail invitation to participate and to assess the platform, 46 of whom registered. From the 46 speech therapists registered, 38 assessed the virtual platform with the aid of a questionnaire about the theoretical content and then answered a motivational research sheet (MRS). The speech therapists correctly answered 90% and 100% of the questions in the questionnaire and in the MRS, respectively, which may indicate that the professionals positively absorbed the content; thus, the content was considered to be impressive when the MRS was analyzed. Conclusion Portal do Zumbido was developed and is available for access in the following electronic address: zumbido.fob.usp.br. Furthermore, the platform received a positive assessment by the speech therapists who participated in the present study.

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confidence: 99%

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Mondelli

2020

Int Arch Otorhinolaryngol

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REMIC: localização do portal informativo sobre sistema de frequência modulada e demais microfones remotos

Salimon¹,

Jacob²

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REMIC: Localization of an informative website about frequency modulation systems and other remote microphones The Frequency Modulation System (FM System) is a hearing technology device designed for hearing-impaired children who use hearing aids or cochlear implants or bone anchored prostheses. Through a microphone/transmitter that transforms sound signal into eletromagnetic waves and a receiver that transforms this wireless transmission back to sound signal, the FM system aims to overcome classroom conditions that interfere with speech comprehension (noisy or reverberating environments, distance between individual and sound source). After the FM system was included in Brazil's Health System (SUS), Alves (2016) developed a website using tele-education to instruct professionals about the FM System. The Brazilian version of the website was designed and validated in 2016. To disseminate this Brazilian study globally, Guedes (2017) started to localize the website by translating it to American English, creating the FM System Portal. To complete the FM System Portal localization, this project aims to: (1) to translate, cross-culturally adapt and validate a new material, the "Quick orientation guide for teachers of students who use: cochlear implants, hearing aids and FM System", in order to add it to Unit 4 (Guidelines for Parents and Teachers); (2) subtitle the videos that are in Brazilian Portuguese and replace external links with similar content; and (3) review the translated content, considering technological evolution and the existence of other remote microphones. Using the guidelines of Beaton et al. (2000), the "Guide" had its 48 items validated linguistically by an expert committee review, who ascertained its translation met the four areas of equivalence: semantic, idiomatic, experiential and conceptual. Using the program Subtitle Workshop 6.0b, the videos were subtitled according to subtitling standards. From the site content review, three major changes were made to the FM System Portal. First, the name of the website changed to REMIC, title composed by the initial syllables of remote microphone, which encompasses new contents to be updated on the site, such as information on the Digital Modulation System. Second, the website changed to a new server, allowing greater responsiveness to different electronic devices. Third, the design was modified to make the PDFs available on the site easier to read and print. Although the layout of the pages and the distribution of some information were altered, the original visual identity remained. The changes that led to the reformulation of some aspects of the website were due to the technological updates in Hearing Health. The Brazilian version of the FM System Portal was developed because the device was included in SUS, the alterations on the website facilitate the insertion of information on more current technologies, such as the Digital Modulation System, which has already been shown to be more effective in speech recognition than the FM System. In order to complete REMI...

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Portal Sistema FM: intercâmbio técnico científico entre profissionais que atuam com alunos usuários de Sistema FM

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Development and Evaluation of Portal do Zumbido: A Novel Telehealth Approach to Tinnitus

Development and Evaluation of Portal do Zumbido: A Novel Telehealth Approach to Tinnitus

REMIC: localização do portal informativo sobre sistema de frequência modulada e demais microfones remotos

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