Faculty of Humanities
School of Social Sciences
Department of Communication Pathology
Hugo, SR
MA(Log) DPhil(Pret) - Professor and Head
Contact Details
Research Interests
Research Output
Contact Details:
Telephone number: 012 420 2355
Fax number: 012 420 3517
E-mail address: shugo@postino.up.ac.za
Research Interests:
Early intervention in communication pathology, with specific reference to high risk babies and the child in pre-primary programmes
Audiology in the Classroom
Rehabilitation Procedures in Audiology
Curriculum Development for Hearing Aid Acousticians
Diagnostic Audiometry
Research Output:
Research articles in refereed specialist journals:
Pottas L, Hugo SR: 2002. Is inclusion an educational option for children with hearing loss in developing countries?. Australian and New Zealand Journal of Audiology, 23 (2), pp 135 - 136.
Calien R, Hugo SR: 2002. Are parents of children with cochlear implants coping?. Health SA Gesondheid, 7 (2), pp 68-77.
Avenant C, Hugo SR: 2002. Thinking style preferences in communication pathology: implications for therapy. KLINIKA: Applications in Clinical Practice of Communication Pathology, 6, pp 43-46.
Marx E, Britz JJ, Hugo SR: 2002. Die belang van inligtingsgeletterdheid vir die gehoorgestremde persoon. Musaion, 20 (2) / Des, UNISA, pp 49-65.
Louw B, Hugo SR, Kritzinger AM, Pottas L: 2002. Otitis media in high-risk infants. SA Family Practice, 25 (1), pp 4-8.
Schmulian DL, Hugo SR, Bosman R, Swanepoel DCD: 2002. A discussion of some unusual cases of hearing loss and their behavioural, ABR (click and tone burst) and steady state response (multiple and single presentation) findings: a case report. The Australian and New Zealand Journal of Audiology, 23 (2) / Mrt, p. 142 (1).
Schmulian DL, Hugo SR, Bosman R, Swanepoel DCD: 2002. The effect of multiple versus single stimuli presentation in the prediction of hearing thresholds compared to tone burst ABR and pure tone testing in a group of normal and hearing impaired ears ranging in degree and configuration of hearing loss. The Australian and New Zealand Journal of Audiology, 23 (2) / Mrt, p. 143 (2).
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