What you should know about remote support and who can use it
Dr. Jean Anne Schnittker shares 3 possible advantages of adding remote support to your services and clears up a few misconceptions about who can benefit from the service.
eAudiology
Information and learnings related to telehealth and eHealth facilitating remote support of audiological rehabilitation.
eHealth can support parents as they learn new skills and routines
Dr. Karen Muñoz shares 5 key considerations for including eHealth as part of your protocol with parents and a resource to help you get started.
Using digital health to connect children and families to hearing care
Dr. Danielle Glista shares what a connected care model looks like and how using it could potentially help bring greater collaboration between you and your families.
Connecting hearing aid users: it’s not the technology, it’s what people do with the technology
Dr. Melanie Ferguson explains how connected hearing healthcare technologies can supplement standard clinical practice, enabling and empowering hearing aid users.
Using participatory research to help guide remote care practices
A recent study from Western University’s National Centre for Audiology offers clinical implementation guidance around the application of remote hearing aid support. Dr. Danielle Glista shares 6 main factors to consider.
How do you and your patients feel about telehealth services?
Researcher Karen Muñoz scoped the research on telehealth in audiology to learn how patients and providers feel about remote services. She shares evidence regarding what influences perceptions and what you can do in your practice to get you on the right path.