معرفی
Iris Elmazoska is a registered audiologist and doctoral student in Disability Research at Örebro University's School of Health Sciences. As a Research Assistant, she contributes to interdisciplinary research on hearing health while teaching audiology students at both undergraduate and advanced levels.
- Education: Master's in Audiology
- Research Focus: Recreational noise exposure and hearing conservation
- Key Groups: Interdisciplinary Research in Clinical Audiology (IRCA), Disability-Society Research Group (FunkSam)
Her research examines music listening behaviors and auditory risks across developmental stages, combining qualitative phenomenological analysis with systematic reviews and longitudinal studies. Current projects analyze headphone usage patterns, noise-induced hearing loss associations, and attitude-behavior links in young populations.
Publications demonstrate methodological diversity spanning qualitative explorations, meta-analytical reviews, and clinical assessments. Research trends emphasize preventive strategies, hearing risk perception, and behavioral interventions for vulnerable auditory systems.
Based in Room P2213 at Örebro University, Elmazoska works within health sciences frameworks to address societal implications of emerging hearing impairments through both empirical investigation and educational outreach.
