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DOI: 10.3766/jaaa.304ceu
JAAA CEU Program
Volume 30, Number 4 (April 2019)Publication History
Publication Date:
26 May 2020 (online)
Questions refer to Searchfield, “A Client Oriented Scale of Improvement in Tinnitus for Therapy Goal Planning and Assessing Outcomes,” 327–337.
Learner Outcomes:
Readers of this article should be able to:
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List typical client focused tinnitus treatment goals.
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Describe how the COSIT can be applied in clinical practice.
CEU Questions:
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The original COSI was published by Dillon et al in:
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2006
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2000
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1987
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To administer the COSIT participants were asked?
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How much of a problem their tinnitus was during the previous week.
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Five improvements that they hoped to realize with tinnitus therapy.
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To list their preferences for different therapy options.
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The COSIT outcomes were compared to:
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TFI, THI and THQ
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TPFQ, TFI and THI
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TFI, THI and HHI
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What was the most frequent COSIT goal?
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Getting to sleep
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Hear better
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Cope with or control tinnitus
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Most participants identified this many treatment goals:
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Five
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Four
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Three
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How much of the time were participants annoyed by their tinnitus following therapy?
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Half the time (score 3)
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Occasionally (score 4)
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Hardly ever (score 5)
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Most participants reported their tinnitus was what following therapy?
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Worse (score 1)
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No different (score 2)
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Better (score 3)
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The COSIT final score was most strongly correlated with which questionnaire?
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TFI
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THI
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THQ
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The COSIT change score was most strongly correlated with which questionnaire?
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TFI
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THI
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THQ
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Based on this study’s recommendations which COSIT goal should be given priority?
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The goal rated as highest priority by client
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The goal driving the most symptoms
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The goal most easily achievable with therapy
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No conflict of interest has been declared by the author(s).
