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Published: 01-03-2017 14:28

concept of hearing – quality of life is improved if you take action on your hearing loss. So why keep putting it off? By raising awareness of how common hearing loss is and how simple the first steps of making an appointment with a hearing care professional and getting a hearing screening can be, Ida hopes to bridge the gap between awareness and action [...] cookies to view this content. Download Stills from the Videos fileadmin/user_upload/images/World_Hearing_Day/hi_res_with_logo.png fileadmin/user_upload/images/World_Hearing_Day/hi_res_globe.png fileadmin/user_upload/images/World_Hearing_Day/world_hearing_day_phone.png [...] World Hearing Day Campaign Videos As part of the effort to support World Hearing Day, the Ida Institute has designed the campaign, “The Things You Never Get Around to Doing.” Things such as replacing a missing button on a coat or fixing a broken step in the staircase are easy to put off until later, but it gives you a sense of satisfaction once you

Published: 28-02-2017 14:53

page=5&sorting=d Celebrate Hearing Spread the word about World Hearing Day! Appreciate Hearing Appreciation Workshops Partner with parent teacher organizations to develop creative hearing workshops! From the editor Hurrah for Hearing Care Hearing health is a public health issue and deserves priority status, and the theme for World Hearing Day 2017 on March 3 [...] Around to Doing Ideas Worth Hearing From the editor Celebrating Hearing Hearing healthcare is a public health issue. Awareness of hearing loss and the ability of healthcare systems to offer support are crucial to the physical and mental well-being of people with hearing loss. Research has shown that investing in hearing can have a positive impact across [...] across the healthcare spectrum. This year's World Hearing Day theme, "Action for hearing loss — make a sound investment," is a reminder that investing in hearing and enabling people to take action on their hearing loss has far-reaching personal and social benefits. To support World Hearing Day, the Ida Institute is pleased to share an awareness-raising

Published: 07-02-2017 11:47

seek to change that, raising awareness about hearing loss, prevention, and the importance of ear and hearing care. The theme in 2023 is Ear and hearing care for all: Let's make it a reality. Find out more on the World Hearing Day website . Read more What dentistry can teach audiology The 2022 World Hearing Day theme was Safe Listening. We looked at what [...] World Hearing Day An estimated 430 million people currently experience moderate or severe hearing loss worldwide, according to the World Health Organization (WHO). That number could reach 700 million by 2050. Yet, in many countries, hearing care does not have the priority status that it deserves. Through World Hearing Day on March 3, the WHO and hundreds [...] healthy practices. World report on hearing In 2021, the WHO launched the first ever World report on hearing. We spoke to WHO Medical Director Shelly Chadha about why it's so important. The things you never get around to doing For World Hearing Day in 2020, we made three videos encouraging people to take action on their hearing loss. Questions you’ve always

Published: 27-09-2016 17:24

Telecare for Teens and Tweens You have probably seen a lot of doctors and specialists about your hearing, but no one understands what life is like with your hearing impairment better than you do. By using the Ida Telecare tools to get ready for your next appointment, you can make sure that you discuss the things that are most important to you to help [...] your successes and challenges with your hearing impairment. This will help ensure that your needs and concerns are taken care of. Your answers will also help your audiologist so that they can recommend the best treatment for you, whether that's new technology, communication strategies, or additional support from your family, teachers, and friends. What [...] in the appointment and who do you communicate with? http://idainstitute.com/apps/wimh_teen_en/ Why Improve My Communication? How would improving your hearing and communication effect your daily life? For Tweens https://apps.idainstitute.com/apps/lw_tween_en Living Well Online Tweens When is it easy or hard for you to communicate and what can you do to

Published: 27-07-2016 15:48

Growing Up with Hearing Loss Growing Up with Hearing Loss is an interactive platform to help children and young adults with hearing loss and their families successfully manage key transitions and use them as opportunities to learn, grow, and discover new things about themselves and the world. What are the benefits? Enables children and young adults with [...] additional opportunities and challenges. By reflecting on where they are now and where they are going next, they can begin to think about their short and long-term goals and learn to plan the steps they will take to get there. For hearing care professionals, Growing Up with Hearing Loss offers an effective way to help children and young adults reflect on how [...] with hearing loss and their families to: Learn about their new environment and plan a successful transition Identify and articulate their needs for professional support Openly discuss the child or young adult's hearing loss in the family Provides hearing care professionals with: An effective go-to suite of online resources for children, young adults

Published: 07-07-2016 12:35

for Teens and Tweens My Turn to Talk for Parents Articles about transitions Teens as health-care consumers: Planned transition and empowerment ; Emily Pajevic and Kris English; Audiology Today Nov/Dec 2014. Autonomy, competence, and relatedness in the classroom: Applying self-determination theory to educational practice. Christopher Niemiec and Richard [...] Patricia J. Baldwin, Melissa Currie, and Jan Evans, Thames Valley Children’s Centre, London, Ontario, Canada. Lawrence Erlbaum Associates, Inc. 2005 Self-Determination and Student Transition Planning Knowledge and Skills: Predicting Involvement Michael L. Wehmeyer, Susan B. Palmer, Jane H. Soukup, Nancy W. Garner, and Margaret Lawrence Beach Center on [...] Lives of Children and Young People: Resilience Factors ; Scottish Executive Education Department; 2002 Rite of Passage ; Hans Henrik Philipsen; Audiology Today, Mar/Apr 2015. Audiology Wellness Development Chart, Cheryl DeConde Johnson Kindergarten Transition Workbook: A resource for parents and professionals of deaf and hard of hearing children. BC Family

Published: 06-07-2016 17:40

Co-found and Member of Board of Directors, Hands & Voices Adjunct Professor, University of Arizona Adjunct Professor, University of Colorado Adjunct Professor, University of Northern Colorado Janet Jamieson Co-Director, Program in Education of the Deaf and Hard of Hearing and Professor Department of Educational and Counselling Psychology and Special [...] Professor of Audiology, Audiology Division Chair and Associate Department Chair, Department of Communicative Disorders and Deaf Education, Utah State University Associate Director of the National Center for Hearing Assessment and Management, Utah State University Kris English, PhD Professor of Audiology and Interim School Director at the University of Akron [...] Child Health and Development Institute of Connecticut Faculty Appointment, Pediatrics, the University of Connecticut School of Medicine. Paul Peryman Senior Paediatric Audiologist, the van Asch Deaf Education Centre, Christchurch, New Zealand Eileen Rall Audiologist and Coordinator Assessment and Treatment Implementation Program for Infants and toddlers

Published: 06-07-2016 15:52

only technology and market channels that are changing hearing healthcare. Patients and clients are demanding more from their hearing care professionals. People with hearing loss expect personalized treatment, an ongoing relationship with their hearing care professional, and care that extends beyond the clinic through telehealth. And research is backing [...] web-based trainings, and offers telehealth for the convenience of their audiologists and clients. “We have invested in telehealth capabilities and are pleased that we can offer these services in our hearing centers,” says Cindy. “Telehealth offers convenience and another layer of professional expertise, and helps us to overcome distance and staffing issues [...] Vision 2020 process when we first began a dialogue with hearing care professionals about the changing nature of audiology. In that time, change hasn’t slowed down and the need for hearing care professionals to differentiate themselves in the marketplace and re-emphasize the value and importance of hearing care has escalated. Once viewed as a “distant future”

Published: 20-06-2016 16:58

Douglas, et.al. Issues in Tinnitus: 2014-2015. October, 2014. HearingReview.com. Forstag, Ben. 2014. Head Noise: Tinnitus and the Human Brain. Tinnitus Today. Summer 2014. Gans, Jennifer. 2015. Mindfulness Based Tinnitus Stress Reduction: Unraveling the Gordian Knot of Tinnitus. HearingReview.com, July 2015. Moller, Aage R., et al., 2011. Textbook of [...] Barrs DM, Patel A, Conroy KP, Sydlowski S, Nelson BNNGA, Stepanek J, et al. Int Tinnitus J. 2011;16(2):168-173 Utrecht Burden Questionnaire for tinnitus and vertigo. Derks et al. BMC Ear, Nose and Throat Disorders (2016) 16:3 Newman, Craig W., Sandrige, Sharon A., 2014, ”Tinnitus Management” in Montano, Joseph J., Spitzer, Jaclyn B. (Edited), Adult

Published: 06-06-2016 17:31

Meet our collaborators We would like to thank the professionals below for being part of the process and for their contributions to the Tinnitus tools. We would also like to thank them sincerely for sharing their knowledge, experiences, and ideas with us and each other during the “Tinnitus Innovation Challenge” seminar carried out in December 2015. David [...] Section, James A. Haley Veterans' Hospital, Tampa, FL, USA Casey Keaton Audiologist, Thrive Hearing and Tinnitus Solutions, USA Don McFerran ENT, Colchester Hospital University, United Kingdom Sharon A. Sandridge, PhD Director, Audiology Clinical Services Head and Neck Institute, Cleveland, OH, USA Glynnis Tidball Audiologist, St. Paul's Hospital, Vancouver [...] Hospital, Rome, Italy Emma Scanlan Principal Audiologist Adults, Australian Hearing, Australia Brigit Mazurek Prof. ENT, Tinnituszentrum, Charité-Universitätsmedizin, Berlin, Germany Dr. Elizabeth Marks Clinical Psychologist, Royal National Throat Nose and Ear Hospital, London and Lecturer in Clinical Psychology at the University of Bath, United Kingdom