3 things to consider when exploring hearing aids in tinnitus care
Audiologists’ knowledge in hearing aid technology position them as leaders in tinnitus care. Dr. Ben Thompson shares 3 things to keep in mind when recommending amplification.
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Helping your clients enjoy social gatherings
As a hearing care professional, there are tips you can give your clients so they can enjoy the best bits of social gatherings – like what their loved ones are saying.
How to address stigma in patient counseling
Hearing care professionals are no stranger to stigma in their daily clinical practice. Researcher Dr. Kevin Seitz-Paquette shares results of a recent literature review highlighting what needs to change during conversations with patients.
Take control in managing Phonak’s feedback system
Hearing care professionals have control and flexibility when it comes to managing the feedback system in Phonak hearing aids. Here is useful guidance in setting the feedback management system in the best reasonable way, achieving the gain desired for your clients.
New publication unravels the link between hearing health and physical well-being
International experts provide evidence-based guidance on a holistic, person-centered approach that promotes physical wellness for healthy aging.
How a morning coffee helps me think about a client journey
Audiologist, Richard Neale, shares how the world of coffee can teach us a few lessons about how we can better meet the hearing needs of our different clients.
Two important ways to include patient perspectives in tinnitus care
Each patient is uniquely impacted by tinnitus. Dr. Ben Thompson shares 2 ways to ensure treatment addresses each patient’s individual needs and preferences.
OTCs: An opportunity and not Armageddon
Dr. Mike Valente shares his experience with OTCs and why he believes integrating these devices in your clinic could lead to increased patient visits and revenue.
Back to basics: 3 ways to improve your goal setting
Every patient walks into clinic with the common goal of wanting to hear better. It’s our job to help refine those goals to be relevant to real life, actionable and measurable. Here are tips to help you get this critical step right.
A winning strategy for lost hearing aids
With the right workflow and a little charm, a lost or damaged hearing aid is a chance to deepen your client relationships and show your value.
5 ways to improve the patient experience in tinnitus care
Tinnitus expert, Dr. Ben Thompson, explains how reassurance and education can help you better engage patients in meaningful tinnitus management.
Diabetes and hearing loss: 3 things clinicians should know
Did you know that hearing loss is nearly twice as prevalent in patients with type 2 diabetes? Researchers, Drs. Emily Urry and Elizabeth Stewart, share research findings looking at the relationship between diabetes and hearing loss.