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WEBINAR: The Patient’s Guide to Tinnitus: 2016

Hearing Loss Association of America (HLAA)
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Recorded on: September 21, 2016, 8 p.m. - 9 p.m. (Eastern) Presenter: Douglas L. Beck, Au.D. Remote CART/Captioning Provider: Alternative Communication Services, LLC Summary: Audiologists and other health professionals evaluate and manage tinnitus daily and can provide effective and useful management for up to 90% of all tinnitus patients. Although for some people with unrelenting tinnitus, it may be a chronic and disabling condition. Taming tinnitus begins with a complete history and audiologic evaluation, and may involve multiple health care professionals – depending on the findings. In this webinar, we’ll detail the types of tests which are useful to diagnose and manage the tinnitus patients (audiometric tests as well as questionnaires, medical consultations, radiographic studies and more), tinnitus classifications (subjective versus objective findings), treatments (medical, audiologic, psychological and more) and the vast multitude of wallet-biopsies, scams, snake-oil and “take the money and run” approaches found in newspapers, airline magazines, food stores and pharmacies. ...more
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WEBINAR: The Patient’s Guide to Tinnitus: 2016
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2017May 19
Recorded on: September 21, 2016, 8 p.m. - 9 p.m. (Eastern) Presenter: Douglas L. Beck, Au.D. Remote CART/Captioning Provider: Alternative Communication Services, LLC Summary: Audiologists and other health professionals evaluate and manage tinnitus daily and can provide effective and useful management for up to 90% of all tinnitus patients. Although for some people with unrelenting tinnitus, it may be a chronic and disabling condition. Taming tinnitus begins with a complete history and audiologic evaluation, and may involve multiple health care professionals – depending on the findings. In this webinar, we’ll detail the types of tests which are useful to diagnose and manage the tinnitus patients (audiometric tests as well as questionnaires, medical consultations, radiographic studies and more), tinnitus classifications (subjective versus objective findings), treatments (medical, audiologic, psychological and more) and the vast multitude of wallet-biopsies, scams, snake-oil and “take the money and run” approaches found in newspapers, airline magazines, food stores and pharmacies.

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Hearing Loss Association of America (HLAA)

1.86K subscribers