Workshop 1: Hearing Care and Hearing Technologies
University of Leeds, September 1st & 2nd, 2021.Led by: Dr Alinka Greasley.
Workshop 1
Videos Day 1:
- Andrew Hugill (University of Leicester), John Levack Drever (Goldsmiths College), Alinka Greasley (University of Leeds), Josh Reiss (Queen Mary University of London), Bill Davies (University of Salford): Introductions by core network members
- Graeme Gooday (University of Leeds) and Karen Sayer (Leeds Trinity University): Alternatives to technocratic audiology - a historical survey
- Heather Dowber (GNResound Ltd): Keeping Human Intelligence at the Heart of Innovation
- Network Members: Network Introductions
- Peggy Sylopp (sincEARe) and Jan Rennies-Hochmuth (Fraunhofer IDMT): liketohear - qualitative study on individual sound adaptation behaviour
- Rosalyn Parker (University Hospitals Birmingham NHS Foundation Trust & PANDA PPIE Group): Delivering Hearing Research and Patient Involvement during Covid-19 and Beyond
- Conference attendees: Plenary discussion
Videos Day 2:
- Lena Batra (Hearing therapist, educator and advisory consultant London, UK): Beyond the audiogram; 3 people...3 stories
- Matthew Frost (Harley Street Hearing, London UK): "Are you deaf?" A personal reflection from music industry to audiology clinic.
- Samuel Couth (et al.) (Manchester Centre for Audiology and Deafness, School of Health Sciences, University of Manchester, UK): "I think it's really important to protect your hearing, but...": Identifying barriers to hearing protection use in musicians and developing interventions using the Behaviour Change Wheel
- Alinka Greasley (Chair), Matthew Frost, Samuel Couth: Discussion: approaches to musicians' hearing healthcare
- Angeliki Mourgela (Queen Mary University of London): Perceptually motivated, automated broadcast audio mixing for hearing loss
- Douglas MacCuthcheon (Saint-Gobain Ecophon UK): How can we address aural diversity when designing learning environments?
- Conference attendees: Plenary discussion