Overview

eAudiology incorporates all information and learnings related to telehealth and eHealth facilitating remote support of audiological rehabilitation.
Learn more about this Phonak initiative.
eAudiology incorporates all information and learnings related to telehealth and eHealth facilitating remote support of audiological rehabilitation.
Learn more about this Phonak initiative.
Investigating the benefits of connected health, the International Journal of Audiology special supplement has contributions by experts around the world.
Explore the special supplement of the International Journal of Audiology, filled with articles by international experts in the field.
Discover how hearing screening access can be increased (and time to intervention potentially decreased) by using trained non-health care community workers.1
Learn how you can extend your aural rehabilitative reach beyond your office with mHealth apps that provide first-time hearing aid users benefit beyond a face-to-face office visit.2
Explore how to improve quality of remote hearing health care by recognizing and addressing healthcare provider concerns and challenges.3
This scoping review of numerous, relatively recent studies reveal that hearing care via tele-health has emerged as a positive service delivery model by removing barriers for access to care and affording more choice to patients and providers.4
Are you wanting to incorporate more eAudiology services into your practice? Read more on how a mixed approach of both in-person and telehealth follow-up appointments can be a part of a successful patient aural rehabilitation journey.5
This study of Timmer and colleagues provide convincing evidence on remote hearing rehabilitative care supported by smartphone apps. It showed that apps can provide patient benefit and may be used to augment patient care beyond
In this pilot study, parents of children using hearing aids found eHealth support meaningful and useable. Pediatric audiologists may choose to enhance their typical information delivery to parents with a similar eHealth model.7
This pediatric-focused article describes how including in-situ measurements such as EMA (Ecological Momentary Assessment) can help you understand a listener’s unique experiences outside of the clinic. With this tool, you can potentially personalize hearing aid fittings to meet real-world needs.8
Interested in the latest research investigating the benefits of connected health? Read this blog post.
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Phonak eSolutions with Remote Support provides the tools hearing care professionals need to deliver quality hearing care.
Our eSolutions enable hearing care professionals to incorporate digital hearing healthcare services into their client’s journey.
We are commited to assisting you in adopting digital services into your practice. Join the Phonak eLearning courses on eAudiology today (where available).
Short and easy-to-read blog posts on eAudiology and other latest developments in audiology and beyond.