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Saiful Adli Bin Jamaluddin

Academic Qualification

  • Doctor of Philosophy in Audiology - Doctor of Philosophy, University of Canterbury
  • Master of Clinical Audiology - Masters Degree, University of Melbourne
  • Graduate Diploma in Audiological Science - Post Graduate Diploma, University of Melbourne
  • Audiology (Hons) - Bachelor Degree, Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia (UKM)

Saiful Adli Bin Jamaluddin (Dr.)

Assistant Professor
IIUM Kuantan Campus

KULLIYYAH OF ALLIED HEALTH SCIENCES

Other's position:

Deputy Dean, Kulliyyah of Allied Health Sciences

jsaiful@iium.edu.my
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Area of Specialisation


  • Medical And Health ~ Medical And Health Sciences ~ Audiology ~ Diagnostic Audiology - 1. Auditory speech perception 2. Vestibular assessment 3. Audiology curriculum development


Professional Membership


  • 2017 - 2019: Member of Profesional Body / Association: (Member), Malaysian National Society of Audiology


Teaching Responsibilities


AUDIOLOGY CLINIC 3 2023/2024
Basic Audiometry for Audiology 2023/2024
RESEARCH PROJECT 1 2023/2024
RESEARCH PROJECT FOR SPEECH 1 2023/2024


Research Projects


Completed
2021 - 2022 Effects of Prochlorperazine and Betahistine Towards Vestibulo-Ocular Reflex Gain, Vestibular Spinal Reflex Gain and Oculomotor Functions in Healthy Individuals
2021 - 2023 Changes in Perception of Dizziness and Quality of Life of Patients Who Received Care at Vestibular Clinic at SASMEC@IIUM
2011 - 2013 RU 2011 - Genetic screening of the Common GJB2 (Connexin26) 35DELG Mutation in Non-Syndromic Hearing Loss Patient at IIUM Hearing and Speech Clinic.
2010 - 2011 Eshtablishing initial Effective Masking level for plateau method in pure tone audiometry
On-Going
2022 - Present Development and Validation of KhAIR Rubric for Students and Graduates Attributes
2021 - Present Changes in Perception of Dizziness and Quality of Life of Patients Who Received Care at Vestibular Clinic at SASMEC@IIUM
2021 - Present Speech Perception Outcomes of Adult Cochlear Implant Users in Malaysia
2016 - Present Speech Perception of Native and Non-Native Malay Speakers using the Malay Digit Triplet and Auditory-Visual Matrix Sentence Tests