The Hearing Journal Podcast·Podcast·3y agoEp. 2023-07: Barbara Weinstein, PhD, and Jan Blustein, MD, on Cognition and Hearing LossDr. Barbara Weinstein and Dr. Jan Blustein interpret the results of the ACHIEVE study recently published in The Lancet and address common misunderstandings of the data. The experts explain the difference between risk and risk factor, as well as correlation and causation.＋Save
Future Ear Radio·Podcast·Telehealth·3y ago115 - Nell Rosenberg, SLP - Developing a Telehealth Service within Clarke Schools for Hearing and SpeechNell Rosenberg, SLP and National Director of Teleservices at Clarke Schools for Hearing and Speech, discusses developing and scaling a telehealth service within a hearing and speech school network.＋Save
a dose of dizzy·Podcast·Vestibular·3y agoSeason 3 | Episode 3: Humanitarian trips in vestibular audiologyA Dose of Dizzy podcast episode featuring Daniel Romero, AuD, PhD and Vanderbilt student Julia Rothschild discussing a humanitarian trip to Poland to provide vestibular services to Ukrainian refugees.＋Save
British Academy of Audiology YouTube·Video·Cochlear implants·3y agoBAA BCIG CI Champions Introductory TrainingBAA and BCIG introductory training video for the Cochlear Implant Champions programme aimed at audiology professionals.＋Save
Starkey Sound Bites·Podcast·Pediatric·3y agoBalancing Sound and Silence: A Personal Story of Childhood Hearing LossStarkey HR leader Nicky Hemann shares a personal account of navigating her child's early hearing loss diagnosis, including emotional challenges and care decision-making.＋Save
empowEar Audiology·Podcast·3y agoA Conversation with Jace Wolfe, Ph.D.!Let's continue the conversation- send me a text! Listen on Apple Podcasts Listen on Spotify Listen on Google Podcasts Click here for a transcript of the episode Take a listen to the latest empowEAR Audiology episode with Dr. Jace Wolfe, Ph.D....＋Save
ASHA Voices·Podcast·3y agoThe Non-Compete Agreement Faces An Uncertain FutureYou may have seen a sometimes contentious element of contracts--the non-compete agreement--in the news lately. Earlier this year, the Federal Trade Commission recommended eliminating these clauses, claiming they decrease competition....＋Save
ASHA Voices·Podcast·3y agoThe Non-Compete Agreement Faces An Uncertain FutureYou may have seen a sometimes contentious element of contracts--the non-compete agreement--in the news lately. Earlier this year, the Federal Trade Commission recommended eliminating these clauses, claiming they decrease competition....＋Save
ASHA Voices·Podcast·Regulatory & legal·3y agoThe Non-Compete Agreement Faces An Uncertain FutureASHA Voices podcast examines the uncertain future of non-compete agreements in employment contracts, including the FTC's recommendation to eliminate them and implications for CSD professionals.＋Save
a dose of dizzy·Podcast·Vestibular·3y agoSeason 3: Episode 2 | Interview with Gary Jacobson, PhD and Devin McCaslin, PhDA Dose of Dizzy podcast interview with Gary Jacobson, PhD and Devin McCaslin, PhD, two researchers whose individual and collaborative work has significantly shaped clinical vestibular research.＋Save
The Hearing Journal Podcast·Podcast·3y agoEp. 2023-06: BONUS! Sarah Curtis, AuD, on Hearing Health Care InequalityDr. Sarah Curtis continues the conversation on hearing health care inequality on our Aftershow. She shares tips to keep your clinic profitable while still serving patients with Medicaid, discusses why over-the-counter hearing aids didn't solve the cost problem for many folks,...＋Save
The Hearing Journal Podcast·Podcast·Public health & policy·3y agoEp. 2023-06: BONUS! Sarah Curtis, AuD, on Hearing Health Care InequalityBonus aftershow with Dr. Sarah Curtis on maintaining clinic profitability while serving Medicaid patients and why OTC hearing aids have not resolved affordability barriers for many.＋Save
The Hearing Journal Podcast·Podcast·3y agoEp. 2023-06: Sarah Curtis, AuD, on Hearing Health Care InequalityDr. Sarah Curtis shares what to keep in mind when treating a low-income patient. Dr. Curtis is the owner of Sounds of Life Hearing Center in Concord, Ohio. She also operates the nonprofit Hearing the Call - Northeast Ohio ( hearingthecall.org ).＋Save
The Hearing Journal Podcast·Podcast·Public health & policy·3y agoEp. 2023-06: Sarah Curtis, AuD, on Hearing Health Care InequalityDr. Sarah Curtis shares approaches for treating low-income patients and operating a nonprofit hearing care initiative alongside a private audiology practice in Ohio.＋Save
Starkey Sound Bites·Podcast·Research (general)·3y agoDecoding the ACHIEVE Study: A Revelation in Hearing Loss InterventionStarkey's Dr. Dave Fabry and Dr. Jamie Hand analyze the ACHIEVE Study's finding of a 48% reduction in cognitive decline associated with hearing loss intervention in a specific population.＋Save
Future Ear Radio·Podcast·Professional practice·3y ago114 - Dani Rood, Au.D. - The Path to Becoming a Clinical Trainer in the World of AudiologyDani Rood, Au.D., a Clinical Trainer at Signia, discusses her audiology career journey, training at Nova Southeastern and various clinical settings, and the value of diverse professional experience.＋Save
Happy Hearing Podcast·Podcast·Clinical audiology·3y agoHappy Hearing Podcast: Episode 2 - Hearing Loss and The BachelorEpisode 2 of the Happy Hearing Podcast covers representation of d/Deaf contestants on reality TV, ear anatomy, types of hearing loss, and auditory processing disorders.＋Save
ASHA Voices·Podcast·3y agoHow Do We Ensure Culturally Responsive Practice When Working With People Who Stutter?SLP Kia Noelle Johnson speaks about cultural responsiveness in work with people who stutter and the role of culture in the presentation, assessment, and treatment related to this speech disfluency. It’s a matter Johnson notes is particularly relevant for school-based SLPs....＋Save
ASHA Voices·Podcast·3y agoHow Do We Ensure Culturally Responsive Practice When Working With People Who Stutter?SLP Kia Noelle Johnson speaks about cultural responsiveness in work with people who stutter and the role of culture in the presentation, assessment, and treatment related to this speech disfluency. It’s a matter Johnson notes is particularly relevant for school-based SLPs....＋Save
ASHA Voices·Podcast·Professional practice·3y agoHow Do We Ensure Culturally Responsive Practice When Working With People Who Stutter?SLP Kia Noelle Johnson discusses culturally responsive practice in stuttering assessment and treatment, with particular relevance for school-based clinicians working with diverse populations.＋Save
Starkey Sound Bites·Podcast·Professional practice·3y agoGrowing Your Practice feat. Madison Levine | Levine HearingSecond-generation hearing healthcare professional Madison Levine of Levine Hearing shares insights on building and growing a successful private audiology practice.＋Save
ASHA YouTube·Video·Education & training·3y agoResources Overview: Interprofessional Education/Interprofessional Practice (IPE/IPP)ASHA overview video highlighting resources for interprofessional education and practice (IPE/IPP), including rubrics, case studies, and additional videos available on the ASHA website.＋Save
The Audiologist·Podcast·Clinical audiology·3y agoHow to improve your clients’ social-emotional well-beingUniversity of Queensland lecturer Dr. Barbra Timmer and Phonak's Lisa Bacic discuss the importance of addressing social-emotional well-being in hearing health care.＋Save
ICU - "I See You" - Vestibular Conversations·Podcast·Vestibular·3y agoThe Importance of Peer SupportICU podcast episode highlighting the value of peer support groups as safe, non-judgmental spaces for individuals living with vestibular disorders.＋Save
Starkey Sound Bites·Podcast·Hearing aids·3y agoThe Reviews Are In: Starkey Genesis AI Hearing AidsHearing professionals share firsthand reviews of Starkey's Genesis AI hearing aids, covering sound quality, battery life, and fitting experience in clinical practice.＋Save
ASHA Voices·Podcast·3y agoDriving Hearing Care Access With Mobile AudiologyMeet two audiologists who use their clinics on wheels to reach people who have unaddressed hearing loss. From designing their space to finding their clients, these audiologists tell us what it’s like to run a business and serve patients on the road....＋Save
ASHA Voices·Podcast·3y agoDriving Hearing Care Access With Mobile AudiologyMeet two audiologists who use their clinics on wheels to reach people who have unaddressed hearing loss. From designing their space to finding their clients, these audiologists tell us what it’s like to run a business and serve patients on the road....＋Save
ASHA Voices·Podcast·Clinical audiology·3y agoDriving Hearing Care Access With Mobile AudiologyTwo mobile audiologists describe how they use clinic-on-wheels models to reach patients with unaddressed hearing loss, covering practice design, patient outreach, and business considerations.＋Save
The Hearing Journal Podcast·Podcast·3y agoEp. 2023-05: Gabrielle Saunders, PhD, on Hearing Aids, Dementia, and Hearing LossDr. D'Anne Rudden speaks with Dr. Gabrielle Saunders about some of the gray areas of audiology, such as the nuanced relationship between hearing aids, dementia, and hearing loss. Dr....＋Save
