Quackery in audiology
Evidence-based practice is a must and we as hearing care professionals must be advocates for our patients.
Clinical Practice
Guidance on audiological best practice and how to improve your business, including marketing ideas and how to stand out from your competitors.
Autism – addressing listening in classrooms
Remote microphone systems facilitate listening in noise and can reduce listening effort for youth with autism.
Offer patients with severe-to-profound hearing loss the power they need
Now that you have a full range of hearing technology for your severe-to-profound hearing loss patients, how do you market it?
Improving outcomes for those with severe and profound hearing loss
In this short interview, Clinical Scientist, Judith Bird, shares tips on how to deliver effective audiological management for adults with severe and profound hearing loss and why the recently published guidelines are an important resource for hearing care professionals.
Helping patients who might be cochlear implant candidates
What happens when your patient is at the limits of traditional amplification and no longer able to receive benefit from hearing aids? By building strong connections with your patients and partners, you can help provide your patients the full continuum of care.
Embracing the uncomfortable
Simple storytelling exercises will help get your staff on board and comfortable with implementing Family-Centered Care. Here are 3 exercises to try in your clinic.
What’s your spring cleaning marketing plan?
Hello Spring! It’s time to develop a marketing plan that benefits your practice, patients and community.
Expert guidelines published!
Evidence based audiological guidance for managing severe and profound hearing loss now published. In this video, Audiologist Bernadette Fulton explains what went into developing this much-needed resource.
Winterize your practice with eSolutions
How can you ensure you’re available to your patients during the winter season when they need support with their hearing health?
Guidance we have all been crying out for!
Those with severe and profound hearing loss often have challenges that are vastly different to their better hearing peers and we need to support them differently. Thankfully, expert guidance is now just a click away.
Music to your brain
Hearing and music are inextricably intertwined. Learn about research out of New Zealand showing music therapy to be beneficial for those with neurological disorders.
Creating new year business [re]Solutions
2020 brought us a ‘new normal’ for engaging and supporting patients. So, how do we build upon that knowledge for success in 2021?