04/05/2021
Participants needed to review a new children's therapy tool for auditory processing deficits!
Click the link below to receive a digital copy of our new book at no charge, designed to address auditory processing in a child-friendly way! You will be asked to complete a 3-minute survey evaluating the appropriateness of the book as a bibliotherapy tool for these populations. There is no cost or risk associated with participation.
https://redcap.kumc.edu/surveys/?s=JWC8W8DH4D
This survey is for research purposes,
The purpose of this study will focus on development of a fictional children’s story to be used as a bibliotherapy tool for auditory processing disorders. The general aim of this study is to evaluate the appropriateness of a new bibliotherapy tool for children with auditory processing disorders.
Participation benefits include a PDF version of the children’s book which can be utilized and implemented as therapy device into daily life and interaction with children who have auditory processing disorders
Time commitment: You will be asked to read and review the digital book pages and complete a 3-minute online survey evaluating the book as a bibliotherapy tool for auditory processing deficits. There is no cost to participate and no anticipated risks for participation. Total time to review the book pages and complete the survey is estimated to take less than 10 minutes.
Who is eligible?
Any English-speaking participant 18 years or older whose daily life involves children with auditory processing or related disorders is eligible for this study to take the survey. Participants who are unable to consent on their own behalf will be excluded. Non-English speaking participants will be excluded. Participants who do not fall in one of the occupational categories of working with children (healthcare worker, educator, caregiver, other) will be terminated from proceeding with the survey.
To enroll, please click the secure link above to access the book and survey questions.
The PDF of the children’s book and survey will be conducted via RedCAP, there will be no physical location of this study. Records will be kept in the secure KUMC REDCap database
For more information, please contact:
Principal Investigator:
Lauren Mann, Au.D., Clinical Assistant Professor
KUMC Department of Hearing and Speech
lmann2@kumc.edu
Co-Investigator:
Claire Thomas, B.S. Doctor of Audiology Graduate Student,
KUMC Department of Hearing and Speech
cthomas14@kumc.edu
Intercampus Program in Communicative Disorders
Department of Hearing & Speech
University of Kansas Medical Center
2000 Olathe Blvd Ste 4001
Kansas City, KS
