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Teaching students about person-centered care (PCC) is an investment in the future of hearing care. Audiologists’ roles continue to change, and they need the ability to adapt. Conducting hearing tests

Most people with hearing loss start their journey alone. While family members are likely the first people to notice when someone has trouble hearing, they often don’t know how to help. This was the ca

Person-centered care is multi-faceted, and becoming a proficient, person-centered hearing care practitioner requires considering a client’s needs from different angles. The Ida Institute’s new Learnin

From Cape Town to London, New York to Melbourne, hearing care professionals are becoming more person-centered. Evidence shows the approach produces better outcomes and more satisfied clients, leading

Published: 28-02-2020 13:40

Privacy Notice for Ida Institute’s processing of personal data on social media platforms 1. INTRODUCTION At Ida Institute, we respect and protect the privacy of our users, and we are dedicated to bein

Hearing loss causes stress, and negative stress, we’re told, is not good for us. It can incubate an alarmingly long list of health issues. In fact, chronic stress can cause hearing loss. While this is

Take a trip to the Ida Learning Hall and discover our free courses in person-centered care. The courses are constructed in bite-sized pieces so you can do them on the go, whenever you have time. We re

When Nick struck up a conversation with the guy behind him in line for the ATM in central Nottingham, he had just gotten out of a 10-year relationship and was taking a break from dating. As a hairdres

A broken heart landed Ronnie Kaufman in Israel and at the resolute age of 65, the retired speech-language pathologist with hearing loss was starting over. But Ronnie is no stranger to second acts. Or

“I have always tried to incorporate personalized care into my practice and to enable my patients to partner with me in their hearing care,” says Dr. Esther Fogel from her Lynbrook, Long Island clinic.