The Assistive Devices laboratory is a
state-of-the art facility for the exploration of hearing
technologies.
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The Bernafon Hearing Innovations Assistive
Devices Laboratory is a state-of-the-art facility. The
laboratory is used both clinically by faculty working within
the
H.A.
Leeper Speech and Hearing Clinic for both
individual and group assistive devices orientation, and for
assessment and prescription of devices for individuals with
hearing loss of all ages. The laboratory houses a variety of
assistive technologies including assistive listening devices
(one-to-one communicators, loop systems, FM systems,
Infrared systems) for use in homes and public places. A
variety of
telephones and telephone accessories that are
specifically designed for persons with hearing loss are also
housed in the laboratory. Other assistive technologies
include alarm clocks, smoke detectors, and carbon monoxide
detectors, visual and vibratory alerting devices that can be
used to alert individuals with hearing loss to important
warning signals in their environments.
Other NCA labs include
Anechoic Chamber
| Assistive
Devices |
Child Amplification |
Child Hearing Research
|
Digital Signal Processing
|
Speech Communication |
Electrophysiology
|
Hearing Research Clinic |
Hearing Science
|
Robert B. Johnston Aural Rehabilitations
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Contact

Dr. Prudence Allen
Director of the National
Centre for Audiology
Phone: (519) 661-3901
Fax: (519) 661-3805 or pallen@uwo.ca