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Published: 23-09-2015 11:24

Community Hearing loss is about more than the technology associated with it, so it is important that people with hearing loss see the audiologist as more than the person who conducts the audiogram and

Published: 23-09-2015 11:22

Your virtual environment As more and more aspects of daily life go digital, we now know that tele-health isn't a possible, but a definite way services will be delivered. The virtual branch of your pra

Published: 23-09-2015 11:19

Office and Physical Workspace What do you think of when you think of your workplace? Do you think of the office space where you conduct appointments? Do you think of the waiting room where clients sit

Published: 23-09-2015 11:13

Relating in New Ways People with hearing loss have more options now for hearing technologies than they did a few years ago. With self-adjusting hearing aids and the ability to buy online or from their

Published: 23-09-2015 11:12

Telehealth Telehealth is a fresh start for person-centered care. It is a way to reach clients who are unable to come to office appointments, who would prefer to receive results and treatment at home,

Published: 23-09-2015 11:12

Workspace We all spend roughly a third of our day – if not more! – in our workplaces. We need them to be practical, organized places conducive to a productive day. But what about personal, welcoming,

Published: 21-09-2015 14:59

In this month's feature: Tools for family centered care Ideas Worth Hearing From the editor Family Centered Care Family centered care is a standard practice when dealing with hearing impaired children

The Ida Institute is pleased to announce the arrival of our new colleague, Bente Sørensen. Bente is taking over as a project manager, developer, and trainer who will help share our ideas and facilitat

Ida Fellow Paula Myers, PhD, recently gave a one-hour virtual course on the topic, “Incorporating Ida Tools and Other Resources into Your Daily Patient-Centered Audiology.” The presentation was given

Eriksholm Research Centre hosted its 10th Summer Camp on 19-23 August. The long weekend, sponsored by the Oticon Foundation, brought together an international group of 46 audiology students. Presentat