Profession
It’s 'carry on online' for the British Tinnitus Association, whose 2021 conference will be digital
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- Published on 03 June 2021
conferences
The Covid necessity of staging virtual rather than in-person conferences has revealed the wider international reach of the online format. This is certainly how UK charity, the British Tinnitus Association (BTA) sees it.
EUHA community adds Instagram to its social networking activities
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- Published on 03 May 2021
communication
The organiser of the world’s biggest audiology event, the European Union of Hearing Aid Acousticians (EUHA), has added Instagram to its Facebook and LinkedIn social network windows.
AAA 2021 Virtual ready to open its digital doors
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- Published on 12 April 2021
conference
The American Academy of Audiology (AAA) will welcome a digital international audience this Wednesday, April 14 as it commences AAA 2021 Virtual, three days of sessions and activities focusing on essential issues in hearing health today.
Remote support: is it here to stay?
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- Published on 07 April 2021
teleaudiology
Is our technology up to the challenge? Has Covid19 simply accelerated the inevitable? And will remote support improve the service we offer to patients?
WHERE DO WE GO NOW? Audio Infos columnist Raúl García-Medina on the changing landscape for audiology practices.
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- Published on 30 March 2021
clinicians
One of the main things we have learned during this pandemic is resilience and rapid adaptability to change, particularly in our health systems.
American Academy of Audiology appoints new executive director: Patrick Gallagher
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- Published on 10 March 2021
associations
Boasting both a government and non-profit background in management and leadership, Patrick Gallagher will be the new Executive Director of the American Academy of Audiology (AAA) as from March 15, 2021.
Hearing tech must be backed by rehab therapy, underlines WHO World Report on Hearing
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- Published on 04 March 2021
hearing aids
Some 430 million people have hearing loss requiring rehabilitation services, and many, says the World Health Organisation (WHO), can be treated cost effectively by hearing technology if it comes with professional support.
Live audiology gatherings are being scheduled: Portland, USA, and Warsaw, Poland are just two destinations
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- Published on 10 February 2021
events
Mingling in the fall in Portland, Oregon. Sounds nice, doesn’t it? But who can dare to hope for a face-to-face hearing health event in 2021? The Academy of Doctors of Audiology (ADA), that’s who.
Covid-19 guidance for UK hearing professionals updated
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- Published on 18 January 2021
covid
The joint Covid-19 guidance for UK Audiology and Otology professionals has been revised to take into account the changing situation in the pandemic, and the planned January 15 update has now been released.
UK hearing care – 2020 reviewed
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- Published on 20 December 2020
Year review
The UK hearing health panorama in 2020 was thick with cloud, lined with silver only for those with rose-coloured prisms. Yet business and profession faced the difficulties and still staged events and created dynamics. Here, before we lock down into an equally daunting 2021, is a look back at the worst of years.
