How Can Hearing Professionals Leverage Remote Care Tools To Drive Patient Satisfaction?
How Can Hearing Professionals Leverage Remote Care Tools To Drive Patient Satisfaction?
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ReSound One: Hear Like No Other
ReSound ONE: an entirely new class of hearing aids that offers a truly individualized hearing experience and the best sound quality for every user
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OTC Hearing Aids and How FDA Rules Might Change Hearing Care, with Dr Tom Powers
Long-time hearing industry audiologist Thomas Powers, PhD, and Hearing Review Editor Karl Strom talk about four of the most important parts of the proposed OTC hearing aid regulations. Dr Powers also provides his advice about how hearing care practices and their staff members might prepare for the advent of OTC hearing aids.
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The Special Olympics Needs Your Hearing Help! A Podcast Interview with Dr Timothy Shriver and Brandon Sawalich
Most people are unaware that the vast majority of people with intellectual and developmental disabilities around the world are denied the healthcare services they need.
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Patient-centric Follow-up: The Key Differentiator in Hearing Healthcare
As patient-centric care gains steam in both general medicine and hearing health—while being juxtaposed by new OTC and DIY hearing solutions—a renewed focus on follow-up services is crucial. This special report looks at follow-up AR protocols and perspectives, and includes perspectives from Nancy Tye-Murray, Brian Taylor, Cherilee Rutherford, Ron Leavitt, Susanna Løve, Dave Blanchard, and more.
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How AI is Transforming Hearing Care – Free White Paper Download
AI has transformed some industries overnight. Now – AI has come for hearing aids and audiology. Meet Whisper, the new hearing system that gets better over time. Traditional hearing aids don’t upgrade themselves.
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Current Crises, Future Opportunities: The Audiology Profession at the Crossroads
While no one can say with absolute certainty what the future holds, Harvey Abrams, Ph.D., offers...
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Are You Considering Adding Teleaudiology to Your Practice? Download Our Considerations Guide!
GSI’s new Teleaudiology Guide provides an in-depth overview of the current teleaudiology landscape...
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Diabetes and Hearing Loss
Researchers examining the link between hearing loss and lifestyle factors believe that hearing healthcare can play an important role in diabetes management.
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Patient-Centric Hearing Care: Conquering Social Isolation
Half of all people age-75+ have a hearing loss, and the average median income of households age...
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'Future Friday' Event to Highlight Hearing Technology at EUHA 64th Annual Congress
A number of exhibitors will be offering fast-track presentations at their stands in the trade exhibition during the morning, featuring, for example, subjects such as energy cell technology, eAudiology, bone-conduction hearing systems, or modern sensor technology.
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'Washington Post' Article Discusses Whether Restaurant Noise Qualifies as Discrimination
Several people profiled in the article said that, while dining out, they were unable to hear conversation because of excessively loud background noise.
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'New York Times' Opinion Piece Argues for Stricter FDA Regulation of Medical Devices
In a recent “New York Times” Op-Ed piece, The Editorial Board (representing the opinions of the board, its editor, and the publisher) argues that the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) may be failing to adequately monitor the products they approve, after several medical devices have caused health problems in patients.
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MED-EL Survey Shows 'Family Voices' Most Likely to Be Missed with Hearing Loss
The survey findings illustrate the significance of hearing on families and life events: 64% of respondents said that hearing “I love you” from a partner or family member would not be the same if they couldn’t hear; this was the most mentioned life event, according to MED-EL’s survey.
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'Forbes' Article Discusses Amazon ASL Program for Deaf Employees
Interpreters are full-time Amazon employees who work with teams of 2-3 deaf employees, whom they become acquainted with over time.
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