InternetAudiology

We've had 5 great Internet and Audiology meetings between 2014 and 2021; now we're holding a session at this year’s World Congress of Audiology in Paris, France. Apply for a travel grant and come tell us about the great work you are doing in your country forms.office.com/Pages/Response…

great news! Following five successful Internet and Audiology meetings between 2014 and 2021, we are delighted to be holding a session at this year’s World Congress of Audiology in #Paris, France wca2024paris.com @WCA_Congress

fantastic conference #internetaudiology Thanks very much to @UoSPrintCentre - you did us proud!

So excited as the debate on whether teleaudiology can be as patient-centered as in-person care is about to kick off. @HusmitaR and Harvey B Abrams. #InternetAudiol

Thanks to Liz Convery for excellent summary of the research on self-fitting hearing aids- feasibility vs usability; lets not assume these are the same! #InternetAudiol @ConveryEA

Discussion of the morning sessions regarding EHR research and teleaudiology models. Gabrielle Saunders, session chair Moumita Choudhury @mcuryy, Helen Cullington @helencullington and Harvey Abrams. #InternetAudiol

CHOICE: cochlear implant home care - web app for patients in the UK - very exciting to hear of such an exciting and interesting program to enable patient support. @CIRemoteCare @InternetAudiol #InternetAudiol

For those who have not yet had a chance - we are excited to invite you to take part in a tour of our Auditory Implant Service today at 12:45. Our student helpers can provide additional information on the exact details #InternetAudiol

Do clinical databases provide us with meaningful and usable pt data? Interesting insights from a VA study and the importance of cleaning and understanding the context of the data before analysis @EriksholmRC @InternetAudiol

Mel Ferguson discussing the possibilities how hearing aid users can benefit from smartphone connectivity #InternetAudiol

So happy to have Melanie Ferguson as our second talker today. Such a lovely start to the day with some truly insightful talks and good colleagues. #InternetAudiol

"No hearing technology is complete until we consider the person who is going to use it" Elizabeth Convery talk on human-technology interaction has started. #InternetAudiol

Letting you know that there's been some changes to the schedule. The later morning session E starting with Gabrielle Saunders will start 10 minutes later at 10:50a.m. Thank you. #InternetAudiol

The second day of the Internet & Audiology conference is about to start. We're excited as the first presentation at 9 am is by today's keynote talker Elizabeth Convery. Looking forward to seeing you all!

Alessia Paglialonga gave an insight into her group's latest research on remote hearing testing detailing some truly interesting methods.

Moumita Choudhury giving a talk on Internet use by hearing impaired individuals. Some extracts from her qualitative study describing the empowering possibilities of the Internet @mcuryy

We need to use digital health approaches to offer support when it's needed, empowering people to engage by working with them to meet their goals (Prof Elizabeth Murray) @internetAudiol @Seashelltrust

The conference has started with a truly inspiring talk by Prof Elizabeth Murray from UCL on the opportunities and challenges related to digital health interventions.

We are very exited as the 4th @InternetAudiol conference is about to start. The programme for today can be found at internetaudiology.com/2019/?p=agenda

Our other keynote speaker is Elizabeth Murray from @ucl- talking about Digital health to support patient self-management: Challenges and successes