Nasometry. The aim of nasometry is the determination of the cause of nasa- lity in speech rather than evaluation of the nasal airway. Finally, job shift is a reality in the medical profession. Methods such as the mirror test, PNIF, AR, AAR, 24-h measure may alto- gether be delegated to trained medical assistants. For reasons of effectiveness this is not to avoid to some extent. However, not only the capability but also the possibility to perform these tests on demand should stay in the hands of the rhinologist. The advantage of having the surgeon herself or himself perform the appropriate test is that the process of important verbal and non-verbal communication will continue and that may support shared decision-making in a worldwide constantly increase of multiple possible choices for therapies and surgeries. It was proposed that ‘cure’ and ‘care’ are inseparable. ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ et al. pointed out that careful curating should ▇▇▇▇▇▇ autonomous capacity, but is not always possible because of lack of familia- rity with the information available and exchanged, or with the patient when providers are exchanged. The performance of an objective assessment of the nasal airway should not be unde- restimated as an element for a reliable relation, especially for the professional care in complex cases (56).
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Sources: International Consensus Agreement, International Consensus Agreement