Bio

Ian M. Windmill, PhD, is the director at Cincinnati Children’s Hospital and a professor at the University of Cincinnati School of Medicine in Cincinnati, Ohio.

Articles

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ACADEMY NEWS | Clinical Practice Guidelines and Strategic Documents in Perspective

By Ian Windmill and Valentina Such This article is a part of the September/October 2022, Volume 34, Number 5, Audiology Today issue.  Academy’s…

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Audiology Fee Schedules: What We Can Learn from the Medicare Database

Audiology Fee Schedules: What We Can Learn from the Medicare Database

By Barry A. Freeman and Ian M. Windmill This article is a part of the January/February 2021, Volume 33, Number…

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Medicare, Hearing Care, and Audiology: Data-Driven Perspectives

By Ian M. Windmill, and Barry A. Freeman This article is a part of the March/April 2019, Volume 31, Number…

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Audiology Today President's Message

PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE | Our Year in Review

By Ian M. Windmill This article is a part of the September/October 2017, Volume 29, Volume 5, Audiology Today issue. Ian…

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Audiology Today President's Message

PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE | Is It Time for Audiology to Consider a Prescriptive Approach for Amplification?

Ian Windmill, PhDPresident | American Academy of Audiology By Ian M. Windmill This article is a part of the July/August…

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Audiology Today President's Message

PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE | Expanding Our Profession

By Ian M. Windmill This article is a part of the May/June 2017, Volume 29, Number 3, Audiology Today issue. Ian…

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Audiology Today President's Message

PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE | At the end of January…

By Ian M. Windmill This article is a part of the March/April 2017, Volume 29, Number 2, Audiology Today issue.…

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Audiology Today President's Message

PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE | Where Is the Outrage?

Ian Windmill, PhDPresident | American Academy of Audiology By Ian M. Windmill This article is a part of the January/February 2017,…

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