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Coming soon - Sounding it Out is back for a second series and this time we’re discussing the wax management crisis here the UK.

The Royal National Institute for the Deaf is so concerned they’ve issued a report warning that people’s hearing health is at risk due to the axing of wax services.

Over the next 4 episodes, join Julia van Huyssteen as she hears not only what the main issues are but also get some amazing tried and tested ideas of how to tackle the challenge. Hear from inspirational guests who share Julia’s passion for audiology who have come up with really creative ways of helping patients in their health trusts. We hear about some amazing new tools, some advice on overcoming the inevitable obstacles as well as how patients have responded to their changes.

If you haven’t already, don’t forget to follow on your regular podcast app and remember to tell your friends and colleagues so they don’t miss the conversations.

Got a topic you think we should be talking about? Get in touch here: marketing.uk@signia-hearing.com

For more information about Signia UK and Ireland, visit: https://www.signia-pro.com/en-gb/

Sounding it Out by Signia, is produced by Annie Day from Fresh Air Production.

Coming soon - Sounding it Out is back for a second series and this time we’re discussing the wax management crisis here the UK.
The Royal National Institute for the Deaf is so concerned they’ve issued a report warning that people’s hearing health is at risk due to the axing of wax services.
Over the next 4 episodes, join Julia van Huyssteen as she hears not only what the main issues are but also get some amazing tried and tested ideas of how to tackle the challenge. Hear from inspirational guests who share Julia’s passion for audiology who have come up with really creative ways of helping patients in their health trusts. We hear about some amazing new tools, some advice on overcoming the inevitable obstacles as well as how patients have responded to their changes.
If you haven’t already, don’t forget to follow on your regular podcast app and remember to tell your friends and colleagues so they don’t miss the conversations.
Got a topic you think we should be talking about? Get in touch here: <a href="mailto:marketing.uk@signia-hearing.com">marketing.uk@signia-hearing.com</a>
For more information about Signia UK and Ireland, visit: <a href="https://www.signia-pro.com/en-gb/">https://www.signia-pro.com/en-gb/</a>
Sounding it Out by Signia, is produced by Annie Day from Fresh Air Production.

As a leading manufacturer in the Audiology industry -Signia are passionate about hearing and hearing health. We want to share this passion with you, whatever your level of expertise.

In this series-Julia van Huyssteen (Signia’s Head of Audiology, UK & Ireland) will speak with leading figures in the sector about a range of topics including clinical standards, new research, industry developments and also general education around hearing and the link to well-being. Each topic will be covered in 3 bite-sized episodes. Enjoy!

We’d love to hear from you about future topics – email us marketing.uk@signia-hearing.com

For more information about Signia UK and Ireland-https://www.signia-pro.com/en-gb/

As a leading manufacturer in the Audiology industry -Signia are passionate about hearing and hearing health. We want to share this passion with you, whatever your level of expertise.
In this series-Julia van Huyssteen (Signia’s Head of Audiology, UK &amp; Ireland) will speak with leading figures in the sector about a range of topics including clinical standards, new research, industry developments and also general education around hearing and the link to well-being. Each topic will be covered in 3 bite-sized episodes. Enjoy!
We’d love to hear from you about future topics – email us <a href="mailto:marketing.uk@signia-hearing.com">marketing.uk@signia-hearing.com</a>
For more information about Signia UK and Ireland-https://www.signia-pro.com/en-gb/

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In this episode, Dr. Barbara Weinstein and Julia talk about the importance of audibility - promoting social interactions and the importance of a ‘patient-centric’ approach when treating individuals with Dementia.

You can find out more about Dr Weinstein’s work here.
You can explore more about the disease by looking at the Alzheimer’s website here.

In this episode, Dr. Barbara Weinstein and Julia talk about the importance of audibility - promoting social interactions and the importance of a ‘patient-centric’ approach when treating individuals with Dementia.
You can find out more about Dr Weinstein’s work <a href="https://www.gc.cuny.edu/people/barbara-weinstein">here</a>. You can explore more about the disease by looking at the Alzheimer’s website <a href="https://www.alzheimers.org.uk/or%20by%20visiting%20https://www.dementiauk.org/">here</a>.

3.3 Dementia & Hearing Loss: The Audiologist Rehabilitative Role

In this episode, Dr. Barbara Weinstein and Julia talk about the Audiologist’s responsibility when treating individuals with hearing loss and Dementia. The spotlight for this episode surrounds the topic of what Audiologists can do ‘here’ and ‘now’ – highlighting the importance of a multi-disciplinary approach, and any ‘red flags’ that should be included in case-history taking.

You can find out more about Dr Weinstein’s work here.
You can explore more about the disease by looking at the Alzheimer’s website here.

In this episode, Dr. Barbara Weinstein and Julia talk about the Audiologist’s responsibility when treating individuals with hearing loss and Dementia. The spotlight for this episode surrounds the topic of what Audiologists can do ‘here’ and ‘now’ – highlighting the importance of a multi-disciplinary approach, and any ‘red flags’ that should be included in case-history taking.
You can find out more about Dr Weinstein’s work <a href="https://www.gc.cuny.edu/people/barbara-weinstein">here</a>. You can explore more about the disease by looking at the Alzheimer’s website <a href="https://www.alzheimers.org.uk/or%20by%20visiting%20https://www.dementiauk.org/">here</a>.

3.2 Dementia & Hearing Loss: The Audiologist’s Role

This is the first episode in a new mini-series, dedicated to exploring Dementia and its links with hearing loss and brain health. We’ve made this series to coincide with Alzheimer’s Awareness month, as we know that many people living with Dementia may also be suffering from hearing problems, as they share very similar characteristics. It is estimated that by 2030, the number of people with Dementia in the UK alone will be more than 1 million, so it’s vital that we (as Audiologists) understand the issues and how support can be offered. 

Throughout this series, Julia is joined by the internationally acclaimed Dr. Barbara Weinstein. She is an Author in the field of ‘geriatric audiology’ with specific research interests in Dementia and social isolation, person-centered care and quantification of patient reported outcomes. Dr. Weinstein has long advocated for the integration of hearing health into the mainstream, and her research has profound implications at the intersection of audiology, public health and society in general. 

Throughout the series, we’ll discuss the Audiologist's responsibility in the prevention and treatment of Dementia, asking what we can do at present when looking after a Dementia patient, as well as doing a deeper dive into the Audiologist's rehabilitative role thereafter. 

In this episode we will be introducing Dementia and looking at how it links to hearing loss & audiology.
You can find out more about Dr Weinstein’s work here.
You can explore more about the disease by looking at the Alzheimer’s website here.

This is the first episode in a new mini-series, dedicated to exploring Dementia and its links with hearing loss and brain health. We’ve made this series to coincide with Alzheimer’s Awareness month, as we know that many people living with Dementia may also be suffering from hearing problems, as they share very similar characteristics. It is estimated that by 2030, the number of people with Dementia in the UK alone will be more than 1 million, so it’s vital that we (as Audiologists) understand the issues and how support can be offered.    Throughout this series, Julia is joined by the internationally acclaimed Dr. Barbara Weinstein. She is an Author in the field of ‘geriatric audiology’ with specific research interests in Dementia and social isolation, person-centered care and quantification of patient reported outcomes. Dr. Weinstein has long advocated for the integration of hearing health into the mainstream, and her research has profound implications at the intersection of audiology, public health and society in general. 
Throughout the series, we’ll discuss the Audiologist's responsibility in the prevention and treatment of Dementia, asking what we can do at present when looking after a Dementia patient, as well as doing a deeper dive into the Audiologist's rehabilitative role thereafter. 
In this episode we will be introducing Dementia and looking at how it links to hearing loss &amp; audiology. You can find out more about Dr Weinstein’s work <a href="https://www.gc.cuny.edu/people/barbara-weinstein">here</a>. You can explore more about the disease by looking at the Alzheimer’s website <a href="https://www.alzheimers.org.uk/or%20by%20visiting%20https://www.dementiauk.org/">here</a>.

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