Starkey announced a three-part fitting series for hearing healthcare professionals, that is intended to help them “build upon their extensive knowledge and help them continue to provide the best care for their patients.”
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GSI’s new Teleaudiology Guide provides an in-depth overview of the current teleaudiology landscape...
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The Phonak Blended Real-time Interactions and Digital-Guided Experiences (BRIDGE) model provides a flexible method for delivering critical components in hearing healthcare via eAudiology. While the BRIDGE is exceptionally useful for traversing the pandemic, its true value lies in future patient care models.
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A large selection of teleaudiology solutions now exist that provides greater practice efficiencies and much higher levels of outreach and accessibility for your patients—and for other consumers who should be your patients. Here is just a brief sampling of some of the options for enhancing your teleaudiology capabilities.
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Telehealth, in the age of the coronavirus pandemic, is becoming a critical way to provide service to hearing healthcare patients while adhering to the guidelines from the World Health Organization (WHO) and Centers for Disease Control (CDC).
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Phonak has developed a handbook of step-by-step guides for incorporating eAudiology and Phonak eSolutions into daily hearing care practice.
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When conducted via eAudiology, effective communication between hearing care practitioners and patients and their significant others is dependent on both technical and interpersonal factors.
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When planning an optimal space to practice eAudiology, consider function, practicality, and human factors.
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Ensuring that your clinic or agency, as well as individual clinicians, are fully prepared to initiate eAudiology is critical to success.
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This 10-step guide will review the Scheduling and Reimbursement aspects of eAudiology. More specifically, we will look at scheduling tips and varying billing options for remote support follow-up appointments.
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There are benefits to offering eAudiology as a service delivery option for clients, as it expands our ability to help people address their hearing challenges and improve their quality of life.
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As hearing healthcare providers, we are always learning about new products and how those products can benefit our patients.
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Getting your practice up to speed to offer eAudiology services takes a little work on the front end before you begin to offer these exciting, new services to your clients.
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The widespread availability of eAudiology technologies makes the inclusion of family in all aspects of the auditory rehabilitation process a present reality.
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In order to select appropriate clients for eAudiology, there are some things to consider with regard to WHO the person is, or who will benefit most from this form of service delivery.
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