Fostering Person-Centred, Adaptable Care through Virtual Hearing Services (2024)

Présenté par Danielle Glista, Ph D

The integration of virtual care into hearing healthcare is reshaping the ways in which clinicians and clients interact, fostering more flexible and accessible care delivery. This presentation explores the evolving landscape of virtual hearing care, emphasizing the dynamic relationships between clients, families, and providers in these new service models. Participants will be introduced to various service models and delivery channels, providing a comprehensive understanding of how technology is being leveraged to enhance client outcomes. Key factors for successful integration of virtual care into clinical practice will be discussed, with attention to clinical workflows, client/family engagement, and technological considerations. Practical tips and evidence-based guidance will be offered to support clinicians in effectively adopting virtual care, ensuring it aligns with both client needs and clinical goals.

Learning Objectives:

  • Identify and describe various service models and delivery channels for virtual hearing care.
  • Examine key factors that influence the successful integration of virtual care into clinical practice.
  • Implement practical strategies to seamlessly incorporate virtual care in a client-centred and adaptable manner.
Groupe d’âge
  • Les enfants d’âge préscolaire (de 0 à 4 ans)
  • Les enfants d’âge scolaire (de 5 à 17 ans)
  • Les adultes (de 18 à 64 ans)
  • Les personnes âgées (65 ans et plus)

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