Nathan Hall, NHS England Deputy Director (Physiological Science), shares his ideas on how we can improve hearing healthcare in the UK.
Technology and assistive devices
The Prime Minister has set out the three major changes the Government wants to bring to the NHS in England. Our Director of Strategy, Crystal Rolfe, explains how we believe these reforms should be applied to NHS audiology services.
In a poll of 2768 members of the public, we found that more than one in three people (34%) would try to hide hearing aids if they needed them.
RNID’s Technology Lead, Alastair Moore, shares how RNID has been working with UK government and technology leaders to share the benefits of Auracast for people who are deaf or have hearing loss.
Products and hearing devices which support Auracast broadcast audio are starting to emerge, and we’re seeing increased interest in this exciting new technology. But what is Auracast? Here’s what you need to know.
Do you run a company that wants to create safe and inclusive environments for deaf people and people with hearing loss? Find out more about how below.
The RNID brand will fill St James’ Park on Saturday 13 April, as revolutionary technology allows deaf football fans to experience the game like never before.
Participants needed for UK-wide clinical research trial comparing hearing aids and cochlear implants
Help shape the future provision of cochlear implants in the UK by joining the trial, which is running in several city hospitals across the UK.
Missing the dawn chorus could be signs that you need to get your hearing checked. Check yours this World Hearing Day.
Read how we’ve helped the National Portrait Gallery become more accessible through installing new hearing loop systems.