Sign inUK AUDIOLOGY PROFESSION SURVEY: DEEPER REACH, RICHER INSIGHTS: REFORM ESSENTIAL
BIHIMA's annual harvest of views from UK audiologists provides much to think about for the industry and profession in hearing health. In 2025, the manufacturers association surveyed 92 audiologists from both NHS and private practices across the UK and ROI [55% private respondents, 33% NHS and 12% working in a combination of the two]. The survey period ran from September 2024 to March 2025.
"The feedback we received reflects a profession that is passionate, stretched, and calling for systemic support." - Paul Surridge, Chairman of BIHIMA.
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Building on the success of last year's groundbreaking private-sector focus, the British Irish Hearing Instrument Manufacturers Association (BIHIMA) has released the findings of its most expansive annual survey to date. With participation from a more diverse cross-section of the audiology profession - especially a rise in NHS respondents - the 2024/5 survey sheds light on the state of hearing health in the UK, the ongoing pressures facing professionals, and the growing urgency of issues like ear wax removal, dementia, and access to care.
A more inclusive picture of UK audiology
[caption id="attachment_140238" align="alignright" width="300"] BIHIMA claims participation in its 2024/5 survey reflects "a more diverse cross-section of the audiology...
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