The Hearing Journal Podcast·Podcast·Professional practice·6y agoEp. 2020-10: Interview with Nichole Kingham, AuDNichole Kingham, AuD, shares experience-based guidance on hiring and training audiology assistants, including the practical requirements of the role.＋Save
Future Ear Radio·Podcast·AI & technology·6y ago039 - Mark Tucker - Top 5 Takeaways from Alexa Live 2020A FutureEar podcast episode recapping the top five announcements from Amazon's Alexa Live 2020 virtual developer event — peripheral relevance to hearing health.＋Save
Future Ear Radio·Podcast·AI & technology·6y ago038 - Bruce Rasa - AgVoice: Voice Tech for the FarmA FutureEar podcast episode in which AgVoice CEO Bruce Rasa discusses voice technology applications built for the agriculture sector — minimally relevant to audiology.＋Save
On the Ear: An Audiology Podcast·Podcast·Clinical audiology·6y agoWelcome to On The Ear with Dakota SharpPreview trailer for the 'On The Ear' podcast hosted by Dakota Sharp, launching August 20, 2020.＋Save
British Academy of Audiology YouTube·Video·Clinical audiology·6y agoDementia and considerations in the clinical environmentBAA session covering a board update from Sue Falkingham, ASSR presented by Jack Bennett, and a presentation on dementia considerations in the clinical environment by Jenna Littlejohn.＋Save
British Academy of Audiology YouTube·Video·Education & training·6y agoSam Lear Career StoryBritish Academy of Audiology career story video featuring Sam Lear, highlighting a professional journey in audiology.＋Save
The Hearing Journal Podcast·Podcast·6y agoEp. 2020-9.1: BONUS Interview with Nimet Adam, AuD, CCC-AHow can audiologists support humanitarian audiology work amid the COVID-19 pandemic? Nimet Adam, AuD, CCC-A, shares ways to partner with local and international non-profits and volunteers from various fields. Read the transcript here....＋Save
The Hearing Journal Podcast·Podcast·Public health & policy·6y agoEp. 2020-9.1: BONUS Interview with Nimet Adam, AuD, CCC-ANimet Adam, AuD, CCC-A, discusses how audiologists can support humanitarian audiology work during COVID-19 by partnering with local and international non-profits.＋Save
The Hearing Journal Podcast·Podcast·6y agoEp. 2020-9: Interview with Nimet Adam, AuD, CCC-AHumanitarian audiology work is crucial to many underserved communities across the globe. Nimet Adam, AuD, CCC-A, shares inspiring stories from humanitarian missions and discusses paths for other professionals to get involved. Read the transcript here....＋Save
The Hearing Journal Podcast·Podcast·Public health & policy·6y agoEp. 2020-9: Interview with Nimet Adam, AuD, CCC-ANimet Adam, AuD, CCC-A, shares stories from humanitarian audiology missions and outlines pathways for professionals to engage with underserved global communities.＋Save
British Academy of Audiology YouTube·Video·Professional practice·6y agoHeads of Service 18th June 2020British Academy of Audiology Heads of Service meeting recording from 18th June 2020.＋Save
The Hearing Journal Podcast·Podcast·6y agoEp. 2020-8.1: BONUS Interview with Lindsey Jorgensen, AuD, PhDHow can audiologists best integrate the speech intelligibility index (SII) into hearing aid fittings? Lindsey Jorgensen, AuD, PhD, digs deeper into optimizing the SII and real-ear verification. Read the transcript here.＋Save
The Hearing Journal Podcast·Podcast·Hearing aids·6y agoEp. 2020-8.1: BONUS Interview with Lindsey Jorgensen, AuD, PhDLindsey Jorgensen, AuD, PhD, discusses optimizing the Speech Intelligibility Index (SII) and integrating real-ear verification into hearing aid fittings.＋Save
The Hearing Journal Podcast·Podcast·6y agoEp. 2020-8: Interview with Lindsey Jorgensen, AuD, PhDWhat's the difference between verification and validation, and why should audiologists take these steps seriously? Learn more from Lindsey Jorgensen, AuD, PhD. Read the transcript here.＋Save
The Hearing Journal Podcast·Podcast·Clinical audiology·6y agoEp. 2020-8: Interview with Lindsey Jorgensen, AuD, PhDLindsey Jorgensen, AuD, PhD, explains the difference between hearing aid verification and validation and why audiologists should take both steps seriously.＋Save
British Academy of Audiology YouTube·Video·Telehealth·6y ago2nd Remote working in audiology services webinarBritish Academy of Audiology hosts its second webinar on remote working in audiology services.＋Save
The Hearing Journal Podcast·Podcast·6y agoEp. 2020-7.1: BONUS Interview with Mark TruongPodcaster and audiology student Mark Truong explores how volunteering and giving back to his community are contributing to his formation as a future hearing health care professional.＋Save
The Hearing Journal Podcast·Podcast·Education & training·6y agoEp. 2020-7.1: BONUS Interview with Mark TruongAudiology student Mark Truong discusses how community volunteering contributes to professional formation as a future hearing health care provider.＋Save
The Hearing Journal Podcast·Podcast·6y agoEp. 2020-7: Interview with Mark TruongPodcasts are becoming increasingly popular. Podcaster and audiology student Mark Truong shares storytelling strategies and best practices in promoting engaging and relevant content to better connect with audiologists across the world.＋Save
The Hearing Journal Podcast·Podcast·Professional practice·6y agoEp. 2020-7: Interview with Mark TruongAudiology student and podcaster Mark Truong shares storytelling strategies and best practices for creating engaging podcast content aimed at connecting audiologists worldwide.＋Save
The Hearing Journal Podcast·Podcast·Telehealth·6y agoEp. 2020-6.1: BONUS Interview with Kat Penno and Mark TruongKat Penno and Mark Truong discuss challenges and opportunities in building a sustainable teleaudiology business model and empowering patients to take ownership of their hearing care.＋Save
Hearing Tracker·Press release·Telehealth·6y agoNew telehealth technology from Phonak will enable fully-remote hearing aid fittingsRemote hearing aid fitting technology is now an established part of the clinical landscape; clinicians not yet offering remote care services should evaluate current teleaudiology platforms, though this specific 2020 announcement requires no new action today.＋Save
Hearing Tracker·Press release·Telehealth·6y agoOticon RemoteCare Gives Hearing Care Professionals Expanded Opportunities to Bring Telehealth to More PatientsAudiologists can now enroll in Oticon RemoteCare to offer remote fittings and follow-up appointments; however, no independent efficacy data are provided to guide adoption decisions.＋Save
Hearing Tracker·Blog·Public health & policy·6y agoCOVID-19 and Hearing LossCOVID-19's potential to cause or worsen hearing loss represents an emerging public health concern for the audiology field, with implications for patient screening and long-COVID care pathways.＋Save
Hearing Tracker·Blog·Accessibility·6y agoCoronavirus Puts Spotlight on Clear-Window Surgical MasksMask-related communication barriers for hearing-impaired patients are a real access issue in healthcare settings, and awareness of transparent mask options is practically valuable for audiologists and clinical teams.＋Save
Hearing Tracker·Industry news·OTC / consumer·6y agoHearable Wave Hits CES 2020The surge of consumer hearables at CES signals increasing convergence between consumer electronics and hearing healthcare, with potential implications for patient access and clinic competitive positioning.＋Save
Hearing Tracker·Press release·OTC / consumer·6y agoNew Line of Personalized Hearing Enhancement Products from Wear & Hear at CES 2020The entry of consumer-grade, app-personalized hearing enhancement devices into the mainstream tech show circuit signals continued pressure on the traditional hearing-aid dispensing model.＋Save
The Audiologist·Podcast·Clinical audiology·7y agoWe are no marriage counselors!Professor Emeritus Kris English of the University of Akron addresses difficult conversations and emotional aspects of family-centered care (FCC) in audiological settings.＋Save
The Audiologist·Podcast·Clinical audiology·7y agoWhy Family-Centered Care is not a time wasterProfessor Joe Montano of Weill Cornell Medical College discusses the key benefits of family-centered care (FCC) in audiological practice, including improved understanding of communication needs.＋Save
