We are pleased to announce that the British Society of Audiology Annual Conference, entitled Translating Research into Practice, will be taking place on Wednesday 5th June 2019 at the Molineux Stadium in Wolverhampton.
The BSA Annual Conference continues to be the leading UK scientific forum to bring together clinicians and researchers who have an interest in hearing, tinnitus and balance. This event promises to offer delegates the latest in audiology research, education and expertise, with inspiring speakers and informative sessions.
This event is FREE for BSA members and only £45 for non-members.
Programme Highlights
The theme of this year's conference will focus on translational research including complex hearing loss, dementia, hearing aids and hearing implants. Delegates will get to explore how current research may fit into clinical practice within interactive sessions with today's researchers in the field of audiology.
As well as traditional conference lectures, we will be hosting grand round sessions.
What is a Grand Round?
We have all heard about ward rounds - where medics review each patient under their care to plan the care required. Grand rounds are a methodology of medical education based on this idea of reviewing an individual's case; exploring the assessment and treatment options in an unusual or challenging case. During this grand round session we will explore how evolving research might be translated into clinical practice with a panel of experts.
Other programme highlights include managing dementia with hearing loss in care homes, supporting people live well with cognitive and hearing impairment in the community, new cochlear implant criteria, and much more! Highlighted speakers include Dr Ted Killan, Dr Brian Crosbie, Emma Hooper, Kristina Link, Debi Vickers, and more!
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For more information and to register visit https://www.thebsa.org.uk/
