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Clinical Practice

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Family-Centered Care

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Interview series

Theory to practice

A series of interviews with experts in the field. Each interview translates theory into key takeaways for a hearing care professional’s daily practice.

Technology

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Bridging the gap in hearing healthcare for Indigenous communities

Through research and a community-driven project, Inuit children now have improved access to learning, thanks to enhanced classroom acoustics made possible by the implementation of Roger™ Soundfield systems in classrooms across Nunavut. However, this initiative underscores the need for a more comprehensive strategy for delivering hearing healthcare in Nunavut.

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We launched our Audiology Blog in 2016. Today, more than 100 experts from Phonak and across the hearing industry have contributed articles – sharing their insights, opinions and stories with us.

Further topics

Pediatrics

Bridging the gap in hearing healthcare for Indigenous communities

Through research and a community-driven project, Inuit children now have improved access to learning, thanks to enhanced classroom acoustics made possible by the implementation of Roger™ Soundfield systems in classrooms across Nunavut. However, this initiative underscores the need for a more comprehensive strategy for delivering hearing healthcare in Nunavut.

Evidence

eAudiology

Teleaudiology – boosted by the pandemic?

Researchers from across the globe looked at the global impact of the pandemic on attitudes and uptake of teleaudiology. Dr. Rob Eikelboom shares their findings and how he and his colleagues at Ear Science Institute Australia responded.