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Dear All, Our next speaker in the Hearing Sciences Seminar Series is Dr Eldré Beukes (Thursday 12th May at 2 pm (UK)). Eldré is a lecturer in audiology with expertise in auditory pathologies and intervention
development. She is a clinical scientist in Audiology at the Anglia Ruskin University. Details can be found below: Title: “The wider impact of tinnitus and tinnitus interventions on significant others” Outline: Although chronic conditions could cause third-party disability for significant others, little is known regarding the impact of tinnitus on significant others. Significant others are furthermore not often
included during tinnitus interventions. This talk outlines research that has been undertaken looking at the wider impact of tinnitus and predictors of this impact. It also outlines the indirect effect of a tinnitus intervention for individuals with tinnitus
on third-party disability for significant others. The talk discusses research regarding a novel shared intervention that includes significant others and how this can mitigate the negative effects tinnitus may have. Bio: Eldré Beukes, is a clinical scientist in audiology and a senior lecturer at Anglia Ruskin University, Cambridge. She received her PhD for research regarding the development and evaluation of an Internet-based
intervention for tinnitus. She was awarded the Richard May prize (2009), the Shapiro prize (2017-2019), and the Hallpike Research Prize in 2019. Her research involves improving outcomes for people with hearing-related difficulties by developing accessible
and evidence-based care models. She has published more than 60 peer-reviewed manuscripts and authored two textbooks. If you would like to join us, please use the following link: Microsoft Teams meeting - Dr Eldre Beukes Join on your computer or mobile app Click
here to join the meeting We look forward to seeing you there. Best wishes, Sharon
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