Hearing Loss and Patient Reported Experience (HELP) - Using patient experience to improve audiology services @AstonAudiology @AstonUniversity
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New paper alert 📣| More findings from our Work Package 1 on the @HELPAstonHear study! 'The lived experience of hearing loss – an individualised responsibility' is out now - an insightful read for all hearing care professionals: tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.…
🎉 We're incredibly excited to share we've been nominated for an @AstonAudiology 2025 Vice-Chancellor's Research Award in the Research Excellence (ECR) category! This is for our HeLP Research team led by @HelenPryce! Fingers crossed for the awards night🤞🏼
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Today Aston #Audiology undergraduate clinical supervisors were invited to campus to hear all about updates to the course and training. Supervisors were also able to share their thoughts across a number of breakout sessions including a mini-mock OSCE experience! @claire_wilkes79
We're excited to share our recent @HELPAstonHear project paper!
This qualitative, retrospective study examines how individuals reflect on their experiences growing up with hearing loss, including challenges, support and the coping strategies they developed over time!
Paper can be found here: research.aston.ac.uk/en/publ…
“I've always felt in the middle of hearing people and the Deaf community.” What is it like to grow up with hearing loss?
@HelenPryce @SairaHussain90 @JeanStraus
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Are you a UK paediatric clinician involved in ABR peer review? If so, please see the below advert as part of a MSc at Aston University.
If interested, please reach out to Megan Brooke-Jones at 200256948@aston.ac.uk
📢 New paper alert! "The lived experience of hearing loss: a systematic review with narrative synthesis"
Have a read here: tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.…
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Today is #WorldHearingDay.
Here are some of the common signs of hearing loss - and info on if you should see your GP.
Find out more ➡️ nhs.uk/conditions/hearing-lo…
ALT Illustration of a faceless man holding his ear. Text on image reads: Hearing loss. The NHS logo is in the top right-hand corner.
ALT Text on image reads: Signs of hearing loss - difficulty hearing other people clearly and misunderstanding what they say - listening to music or watching TV with the volume higher than other people need - feeling tired or stressed from having to concentrate while listening - find it hard to keep up with conversation - difficulty hearing on the phone The NHS logo is in the top right-hand corner.
ALT Text on image reads: See your GP: - if you've had treatment for an ear infection or for earwax, but your hearing has not come back - if you think that your hearing is getting gradually worse Contact 111 if your hearing loss was sudden The NHS logo is in the top right-hand corner.
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1 in 7 people across the UK are affected by tinnitus.
Tinnitus can develop for no reason, and can lead to experiences of ringing to a constant roar in the ears and head. You're not alone.
Ahead of #TinnitusWeek, visit our website for help and advice: bit.ly/3fsTzC5
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📼|@AstonUniversity's @HallAmandJ and @HelenPryce have helped to develop a series of videos with @NDCS_UK
👨👩👧👦Parents of children with mild/one-sided hearing loss share their experiences
🦻The videos cover diagnosis, support, equipment & communication
👉tinyurl.com/4w46vhbc
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New paper 📢 @HelenPryce @nisha_d22 and @JeanStraus have published a paper: Exploring the purpose and stages of patient and public involvement and engagement (PPIE) in audiology research: a case study approach. You can read the paper here: researchinvolvement.biomedce…
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That's a wrap! Last day of term & another great event at @AstonUniversity. The event closed with some final words from Programme Director @claire_wilkes79 & prizes. Thanks to the team, especially @SairaHussain90 who has organised 9 careers & will be handing over the baton!
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We have networking exhibitions running for our students to meet with lots of #Audpeeps and see what is available in the world of Audiology! We have many alumni present to share where they are now and top tips!
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Careers 2024 Event! A fabulous day at @AstonUniversity with industry colleagues, charities and alumni! We had some lovely student volunteers help set up and we started with a patient talk!
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Paper alert 📣 | @AstonUniversity's @HallAmandJ and @HelenPryce worked alongside clinical colleagues on the below paper. Full paper access here: tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.…
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What a rewarding few days at #BAAConf last week! 🎤 I had the privilege of speaking along with my amazing @AstonAudiology colleagues about our work with the @HELPAstonHear study.
Bring on @BAAudiology conference 2025!
#audpeeps #teamaston
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Thank you Helen. If anyone at conference missed this presentation, they will have access to it when the recordings are shared in two weeks. #BAAConf
Day 2 at the @BAAudiology annual conference and @AstonAudiology's @HelenPryce shared updates on the HeLP study! First session of the day was all about creating the first Audiology focused Patient Reported Experience Measure! You can find more here: onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/…
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Brilliant work by @HallAmandJ and NHS colleagues, winning the poster award at the @BAAudiology annual conference! This was for their work within paediatric cochlear implants! #BAAConf24
Shining a light on Team #HeLP at @BAAudiology annual conference! We've had a great time in Telford presenting talks & posters. We are very proud to be able to share all the work - more here: youtu.be/u1eNkkGk6wI
@HelenPryce @HallAmandJ @GeorgieBOC @SairaHussain90 @SianK_Smith
Final HeLP @NIHRresearch funded project presentation at the @BAAudiology conference from @SianK_Smith on findings from our qualitative study - The Burden is very much on yourself
You can read the full study finings here: onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/…
