New research conducted at the National Institute for Health Research Nottingham Biomedical Research Centre in the United Kingdom shows support for using Ida’s Why Improve My Hearing? Telecare tool to...
Buddhinie Nonis is a clinical audiologist at Vision Care Optical Services in Colombo, Sri Lanka. Last year, she was introduced to the Motivation Tools at a summer camp for young audiologists from...
The Ida Institute is pleased to announce the projects that have been awarded grants through our Research Committee. The following three projects headed by Caitlin Barr, Deborah Viviane Ferrari, and...
Sarah Granberg, Au.D., Ph.D. is a lecturer and researcher at Örebro University in Sweden. She is also a fervent advocate of person-centered care and uses Ida’s tools to teach new generations of...
A study released by The Ear Foundation, our strategic partner, indicates that both adults that do not proceed with bone conducting hearing implants (BCHI), and those that do pursue implantation, would...
An Ida Motivation tool was used as part of a pilot study on community-delivered hearing care interventions.
Baltimore HEARS study particularly sought out the participation of low-income minority...
Ida is pleased to announce the launch of our Telecare platform for Teens and Tweens. The platform includes new versions of My Turn to Talk, Why Improve My Hearing?, and Living Well Online, reformatted...
A recent study through the University of Queensland in Brisbane, Australia, looks at how the transtheoretical model of behavior change can help audiologists identify a person with hearing loss’s...
The Ida Institute is pleased to announce the projects that have been awarded grants through our Research Committee. Projects headed by Nerina Scarinci, Katie Ekberg, and Janet Jamieson have each been...
A recent study out of Nottingham, UK looked at the feasibility of implementing Ida tools as part of patient motivational engagement. The study, “Motivational engagement in first-time hearing aids...
