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Telehealth has a reputation for being complex and technical. It immediately evokes ideas of fancy equipment and expensive upgrades – investments of time and money that not every clinic can afford to m

When I first started losing my hearing, conversations became more difficult. Whether it was at work, or socially with friends, I began to miss small details of the discussion, especially punch lines o

Together with its partners , the Ida Institute has launched the world’s first global network dedicated to person-centered hearing care. The Person-Centered Hearing Network (PCHN) convened for the firs

Getting new hearing technology is a major step for any person with hearing loss. But while someone may be prepared to use hearing technology in theory, the reality of adapting to a new device – and it

Published: 30-08-2019 12:22

Do you fake it? “Fake it until you make it,” a common phrase most of us have heard at some point in our lives. While I don’t remember when I first heard these words, I do recall receiving this advice

The Ida Institute is pleased to announce the launch of our new Managing Hearing Loss at Work resource. This new resource is designed to provide information for people with hearing loss to support thei

Published: 28-08-2019 16:00

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Published: 27-08-2019 18:20

Person-centered care (PCC) has been on the agenda of health systems, educational institutions, clinicians, and patient organizations around the world for years. But despite the imperative for PCC, mak

When Robert Flaherty spent a year in the Arctic producing Nanook of the North, he couldn’t have imagined his film would birth the ethnographic documentary genre that would illuminate everything from t