Two words @BillBailey re your Nottingham show... sohhhhhhhhh good! 😉 cheers mate 😁
Go Beth! So much work you've put into this great study! 👍
Are you at #BAAConf today? Don't miss Beth's @TheFUNStudy presentation discussing the relationship between fatigue & hearing status in children at 2:45pm! fun-study.co.uk/ @hearingnihr @UoNHearSci @NIHRresearch @UniofNottingham @NottmBRC @NDCS_UK @BSAudiology1 @BAAudiology
Should also add a very strong presence and great talks from our colleagues in @NottmBRC @hearingnihr @UoNHearSci including @DrDavidBaguley @FackrellKathryn @HarrietIsabella !
Delighted to learn my talk on ‘Tinnitus and psychological symptoms in adult cochlear implant recipients’ to be the most popular session of #btaconf2021. >162 people logging in live - truly honoured! Thanks @BritishTinnitus for opportunity to showcase this important work
What a great conference #btaconf2021! Thank you @BritishTinnitus for putting together an excellent programme of talks and discussions, and for inviting me to speak! Keep up the good work and driving the #tinnitus agenda @BritishTinnitus @DavidfromtheBTA !
Absolutely delighted to be among esteemed colleagues and our paper (bit.ly/3B1DEVf) to be shortlisted for the prestigious Marie and Jack Shapiro Prize by the @BritishTinnitus !
Great to see the shortlist for the 2021 Marie and Jack Shapiro Prize, for the research paper by a UK-based author most likely to result in improved treatment or public awareness of #tinnitus. Includes a strong showing from our @hearingnihr researchers! ow.ly/fqea50FUZBP
Delighted to be presenting at The @BritishTinnitus Virtual Conference 2021 alongside fantastic speakers from around the world. Don’t miss out:
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Really enjoyed sharing expertise on tinnitus in CI recipients with colleagues from Latin America as part of the "Audiology for Experts | Tinnitus & CI" webinar series - Thanks @CochlearLA & Amanda Moura.
Absolutely delighted about @EandHonline Editor's high recommendation for our paper on the impact of unilateral hearing impairment bit.ly/2KveAAk! Big thanks @EandHonline for publishing and making this work freely available; & great team I had the pleasure to work with!
Hearing with only one ear difficult? Agree. See the impact it can have on wellbeing we found in @uk_biobank. Thanks team! @mark_ej @PiersDawes @KevinJMunro DaveMoore @DMListeningLab @padraig_hearing @NottmBRC @ManchesterBRC @Macquarie_Uni @CincyChildrens
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Do we really need 520 different outcome domains & 344 unique outcome instruments to prove that hearing with two ears is better than with one ear alone?! Recommend the @CROSSSD_ team's systematic review of studies investigating interventions for single-sided deafness #SSD
Systematic review of outcome domains and instruments reported by studies that evaluated rerouting / restoring interventions for #SSD in adults @hearingnihr
>Findings emphasise the need to improve trial design and reporting in this area of health research
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Great event and stimulating discussions! Some encouraging data and interesting new studies in the pipeline. But also highlighting there's more work to be done for patients with #cochlearimplants + #tinnitus !
I enjoyed being opening speaker in seminar on #cochlearimplants + #tinnitus on #InternationalCochlearImplantDay. 575 Audiologists from 43 countries. If each tries harder now to help 2 patients a month for a year 13,800 benefit. @RobPierzycki speaking also. @hearingnihr
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I enjoyed being opening speaker in seminar on #cochlearimplants + #tinnitus on #InternationalCochlearImplantDay. 575 Audiologists from 43 countries. If each tries harder now to help 2 patients a month for a year 13,800 benefit. @RobPierzycki speaking also. @hearingnihr
Last week to download free reprints of our #MachineLearning work on psychological phenotypes in cochlear implant users with and without tinnitus from here: doi.org/10.1016/bs.pbr.2020.…
Can you characterise cochlear implant users with & w/o #tinnitus based on their psychological symptoms? See what we've learned from #MachineLearning @UoNHearSci @hearingnihr and great collaboration @SamSteSmi @padraig_hearing @pollyscutt @DrDavidBaguley
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Thanks @nsiriwardena and @ElsevierNews Nice Christmas pressie :)
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Hihlighting the importance of the work with @CROSSSD_ to establish the set of outcomes for single sided deafness!
UK Biobank study, 861 older adults with unilateral hearing loss (Pierzycki et al 2020) @EandHonline @hearingnihr @RobPierzycki more likely to report:
>difficulty following conversations in noise
>tinnitus
>poor health
>health dissatisfaction
>loneliness
bit.ly/3pdKpN9
Hearing with only one ear difficult? Agree. See the impact it can have on wellbeing we found in @uk_biobank. Thanks team! @mark_ej @PiersDawes @KevinJMunro DaveMoore @DMListeningLab @padraig_hearing @NottmBRC @ManchesterBRC @Macquarie_Uni @CincyChildrens
bit.ly/2KveAAk
Really enjoyed to be part of the team working to reveal encouraging evidence for people with tinnitus-related insomnia doi.org/10.1016/j.smrv.2020.…!
Thanks for including me in this exciting work @FfionCurtis @DespiLaparidou @nsiriwardena & @LIIRH_UoL @CaHRU_UoL
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Thank you @OxtonUnit and all Health Care Assistants! Let's celebrate the #NursingSupportWorkersDay
and all the hard work you do for the patients, nurses, doctors...
Can you characterise cochlear implant users with & w/o #tinnitus based on their psychological symptoms? See what we've learned from #MachineLearning @UoNHearSci @hearingnihr and great collaboration @SamSteSmi @padraig_hearing @pollyscutt @DrDavidBaguley
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