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Interview: Sue Falkingham on audiology, BAA, and person-centered care

By Clint McLean
Outgoing British Academy of Audiology president Sue Falkingham discusses her tenure leading the BAA, building up regional BAA groups, forming a...
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Gael Hannan: That's what friends are for

By Gael Hannan
Writer and hearing care advocate Gael Hannan shares how hearing loss has affected her friendships, connected her to new people, and, despite...
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Partnering for person-centered care in pediatrics

By Clint McLean
The Ida Institute presented a workshop on person-centered care in pediatrics to audiologists, speech-language pathologists, community workers, ENTs,...
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Students around the world engaging with person-centered care projects

By Ellen Pucke
Students at Rush University, Aston University, and the University of São Paulo have used Ida Institute tools and resources as the basis of research...
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New textbook on family-centered care for speech-language pathology and audiology

By Amanda Farah Cox

A new textbook by Ida’s partners at The University of Queensland, Australia offers a primer in person-centered care. Patient and Family-Centered...

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New tool helps people better understand their hearing test results

By Clint McLean
My Hearing Explained is a new tool from the Ida Institute that helps people with hearing loss understand their hearing test results. The tool explains...
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Gael Hannan: Hearing hints at Halloween

By gdhannan@rogers.com
Hearing health advocate Gael Hannan shares her experiences trick-or-treating on Halloween as a child with hearing loss. She shares tips to make it...
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Making it personal: How one Inspired clinic in Texas makes a difference one house at a time

By ciml@idainstitute.dk
Dr. Amy Badstubner of Elite Audiology Resources in Southlake, Texas, offers audiology house calls to her clients. Here she shares why person-centered...
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How your clients can prepare for appointments with Ida Telecare

By Amanda Farah Cox
Telehealth in audiology doesn't have to be complicated. Ida Telecare tools are designed to help people with hearing loss prepare for audiology...
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Communication tips for audiologists to share with patients

By Amanda Farah Cox
Hearing health advocate Shari Eberts, founder of livingwithhearingloss.com, shares tips for people with hearing loss and their partners to make...
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And Action: The Person-Centered Hearing Network is moving PCC from awareness to global action

By Amanda Farah Cox
Together with its partners, the Ida Institute has launched the world’s first global network dedicated to person-centered hearing care
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Updated Group Aural Rehabilitation resource features new guides and activities

By Amanda Farah Cox
The Ida Institute has updated their Group Aural Rehabilitation (Group AR) resource to include new plans for leading group sessions, and new group...
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Announcing the new Managing Hearing Loss at Work resource

By Amanda Farah Cox
Managing Hearing Loss at Work is a new resource from the Ida Institute. This resource has compiled local organizations to support people who have...
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The Person-Centered Hearing Network: Making PCC a reality

By amco@idainstitute.dk
The Person-Centered Hearing Network is a new, global initiative of universities, patient organizations, professional organizations, and clinics...
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Exploring hearing loss through ethnographic films

By ciml@idainstitute.dk
The Ida Institute uses ethnographic films to understand the needs of people with hearing loss as well as hearing care professionals. Learn more about...
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A revolution sparks a journey to help tinnitus patients

By ciml@idainstitute.dk
Dr. Shahrzad Cohen of Hearing Loss Solution in Sherman Oaks, California, shares the personal stories that led her to pursue audiology and treat...
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It takes two to tango: Why you should partner with your audiologist

By Shari.eberts@gmail.com
Writer and hearing care awareness advocate Shari Eberts of livingwithhearingloss.com shares what people with hearing loss can do to improve their...
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Utah State University revamps their program with person-centered care

By elpu@idainstitute.dk
Utah State University's Department of Communicative Disorders and Deaf Education, including their graduate audiology program, has begun an effort to...
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Gael Hannan: He's "hearing," I'm not. Can this marriage be saved?

By gdhannan@rogers.com
Gael Hannan explains how her hearing loss has affected her marriage with her husband who has normal hearing. She also offers advice for how couples...
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New article from Kris English offers a primer on shared decision making

By amco@idainstitute.dk
Kristina English, Ph.D., has written an article explaining shared decision making and its importance in audiology. Read more about how shared decision...
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