New developments and best practices in pediatric audiology, as well as guidance on technology options for both in and out of the classroom.
The Sky Lumity portfolio makes it easy to provide hearing aids with a suitable fitting range for all degrees of hearing loss. But fitting range isn’t the only thing we need to consider. What else should we think about and what is important to parents?
Dr. Anne Marie Tharpe, one of the original members of the Board, shares how this group came about and how they’ve partnered to improve hearing healthcare provision for children.
This year marks 25 years for the Phonak Pediatric Advisory Board. Parent representative, Janet DesGeorges, reflects on the value the board has brought to pediatric hearing care, education, and parental support.
The Ling Sounds can help to build a picture of what a child hears, and whether they are hearing clearly and consistently over time. This article provides guidance in how to use this sound check as a proactive approach to identifying changes or fluctuations in hearing.
The way we work with a child who is deaf or hard-of-hearing and their families can influence the child’s outcomes. Collaboration and capacity building teamwork are key ingredients for success.
Children visiting pediatric audiology clinics in New Zealand are experiencing a wonderful surprise these days. The Phonak Fairy Castle is traveling to different clinics to spark their imaginations and make them feel proud of who they are.
Children with normal hearing can overhear soft conversations, why shouldn’t a child with hearing loss? Learn about the benefits of Speech Enhancer feature in Phonak Sky hearing aids.
In today’s world, the classroom is a place of inclusivity, where every child is given an opportunity to learn, regardless of their abilities. Learn how Roger™ technology can help ensure all your students are given a supportive learning environment.
A recent study looked at whether hearing aid programming can be changed for older children without significantly impacting their ability to complete complex auditory tasks. Researcher, Dr. Elizabeth Stewart provides a summary of the findings.
Twenty-five internationally renowned experts convened for 2 full days to share research findings and best practice guidance with hearing care professionals worldwide.
This evidence-based publication is filled with recommendations to guide you in integrating virtual hearing aid care into clinical practice for your pediatric and adult clients.
Learn about 2 research studies showing the need for a pediatric app and recent updates to myPhonak Junior that make it even more accessible and valuable for kids.