by mbar115 | May 26, 2020 | News, Uncategorised
By Rajesh Kumar, M.P.H. Maintaining clinical audiology services during Covid-19 lockdown posed significant challenges. But out of those challenges have emerged new opportunities for accelerated development of eHealth solutions that could help future-proof the...
by mbar115 | Dec 6, 2019 | News
Elizabeth Holt knows Pacific people are facing problems accessing hearing health care, and the Eisdell Moore Centre’s Pacific Research Co-ordinator is looking for answers.She knows Pacific children in New Zealand are over-represented in otitis media (glue ear)...
by mbar115 | Dec 6, 2019 | News
Clockwise from left: Public Health Course for Hearing Impairment participants; Dr Silina Motofaga from the Pacific Community at the Pacific Regional meeting; Public Health Course participants hard at work at the Tāmaki Innovation Campus; Participants of the Pacific...
by mbar115 | Sep 2, 2019 | News
Left to right: Melissa Baily, Dr Bill Keith, Professor Suzanne Purdy and Flora McKay (not pictured) wrote the New Zealand Guidelines for Auditory Processing Disorder. Guidelines for identifying and treating auditory processing disorder are set to become a key resource...
by mbar115 | Aug 20, 2019 | News
Māori have the highest rate of self-reported disabling hearing loss in New Zealand and Alehandrea (Aleh) Manuel is leading research into how sufferers are accessing services to do something about it. The work is part of both an Eisdell Moore Centre (EMC) programme and...
by mbar115 | Jul 15, 2019 | News
Dr Rachael Taylor wants to understand why we can suffer dizziness and balance problems after a mild head injury – when all the tests say there’s nothing wrong.It’s what she calls a “massive jigsaw puzzle” and a project she hopes will lead to better assessments, and...
