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Safety, hearing, and quality of life. Can active transcutaneous bone conduction implants (atBCIs) provide these benefits to users in the long-term? Koro et al. looked into this now that the BCI 601 BONEBRIDGE atBCI has been on the market for over a decade. They evaluated long-term outcomes in BCI 601 implant users with single-sided deafness (SSD) and conductive or mixed hearing loss (CMHL), along with an Amadé or SAMBA audio processor. They concluded that “subjects with CMHL and SSD/AHL benefit from atBCIs in terms of audiology and QoL over a total of 124.1 subject-years. AtBCIs improve hearing regarding aided thresholds and word recognition scores in noise that is clinically significant for both groups. Most subjects were still using their atBCI regularly at the end of the study.” Read more details in this Otology & Neurotology study here: https://brnw.ch/21wIR1G #medicalresearch #hearingloss #boneconduction #hearingimplants

Learning more about your vestibular system can help you understand what happens when something goes wrong! As a vestibular patient, you are no stranger to the fear and panic of suddenly losing your balance. Understanding how your vestibular system works can help you process what is happening during moments of impairment. Find information on your balance system, ear anatomy, and more at https://lnkd.in/gUFASRP6.

Is there still room for hands-on dissection in the modern anatomy course? Why is dissection so important? Learn more ?? https://lnkd.in/gK6vC3Xa ?? #AnatomyTeaching #Dissection

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Thinking about becoming a therapist? Need to know anatomy and physiology first? Prepare for a perspective-altering experience - learn about your body! (And every*body* else's in fact ????.) We're starting our online Anatomy, Physiology & Pathology course to set you up for becoming a CranioSacral Therapist on Monday 9th September. If you've been looking for a career change into hands-on therapy, this is for you. Specifically want to that be CranioSacral Therapy? It's specifically for you. It's full on, intensive and weirdly fun. Start at the head and work down the body taking in all the different body systems over 10 weeks or so. Then another 4 weeks for some common things that go wrong that show up in our clinics. You learn how you work (physiology) and the structures that make you work (anatomy). You realise how truly extraordinary and amazing you really are! Then you have the knowledge you need to start helping others. It's called the Foundation Certificate in Body Science. Find out more https://lnkd.in/eyQgVc7W.

Day 8 of 50: Balancing Passion and Discipline: Lessons from My Journey as a Speech Pathology Student My passion for speech pathology comes from the ability to help people see their potential and make a real difference in their lives. It’s what drives me every day as I continue my studies. But as much as I love what I’m doing, staying disciplined is just as important in order to succeed. Balancing my passion with the discipline needed for school means I rely heavily on time management. I prioritize the important things and always make sure to write down what I need to do. Having a plan keeps me on track, especially when juggling classes, work, and other commitments. There are definitely days when I’m not as motivated as I’d like to be, and it can be a struggle to stay disciplined. What helps me push through is reminding myself of the long-term impact this work will have on my future patients, and the sense of accomplishment I’ll feel when I’m finished. I try to focus on the bigger picture instead of stressing over the little details. To anyone else trying to balance passion and discipline, remember this: You are more capable than you think. You can achieve anything you set your mind to. The best advice in my opinion is to always write things down so you stay organized and never give up. How do you stay disciplined when you’re not feeling motivated? I’d love to hear your tips! #SpeechPathology #DisciplineAndPassion #StudentLife #LinkedInChallenge

Hi Physio Students, Physios, and Healthcare Professionals, Would you like to share your experience from your Anatomy viva? What was one question that you were asked? It was my first viva exam in my 1st year, and I was a bit nervous, but I had studied well. During the osteology section, the examiner (an anatomist) handed me a tarsal bone (which was the talus). They first asked me to identify it and then to explain its anatomy. The key in an Anatomy viva is that they may ask you about any bone, along with side determination. Share your experience in the comments below! #PhysioStudents #AnatomyViva #anatomyexam #physio