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Online survey for CI audiologists working with adults

Helen Cullington is supervising Sajitha Sardar Sheriff - an MSc Audiology student at the University of Southampton. She is doing research on the use of remote care for managing adults with cochlear implants in the UK.

She is interested in understanding the barriers faced by audiologists in adopting remote care. Would you please consider completing her survey; it should take approximately 5-10 minutes.

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The insights gathered may help improve the adoption of remote care. Responses will be anonymous and kept confidential. This study was approved by the University of Southampton Faculty Research Ethics Committee (FREC) at the University of Southampton (ERGO 96234).

Poster available here: 

A content validation study of a cochlear implant candidacy decision tool for highly complex paediatric cases 

Are you a professional working in the paediatric cochlear implant field? If so, your help is requested:

My name is Winnie Wing Heen Ng, and I am currently undertaking my dissertation project as part of my MSc at Aston University under the supervision of Dr Amanda Hall. 

The aim of my project is to investigate the validity of the content of a cochlear implant candidacy decision tool for highly complex paediatric cases using an expert panel, which will be formed by a group of professionals who have had experience in the field of paediatric cochlear implant. These individuals would be invaluable contributors and play a crucial role in evaluating the decision tool.  

You will be part of an expert panel and complete a questionnaire to evaluate the tool. This will take you around 90 minutes. Then you will return the completed questionnaire to the research team via email.

Please click here for the flyer about the project

If you have any questions, feel free to contact Winnie Wing Heen Ng, via email (210267343@aston.ac.uk).

This study has the approriate ethics approval from Aston University.

 

 

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