Prof. Dr. Katrin Neumann, MD
Klinik für Phoniatrie und Pädaudiologie, Universitätsklinikum Münster - Münster, Germany
Topics of Experience:
investigation of speech, language, & hearing processes using electrophysiology, neuroimaging, & signal analysis; newborn hearing, infant language, & neonatal CMV screenings, hearing screening & intervention for persons with intellectual disability; developmental language & fluency disorders, voice disorders, hearing aids & implants
Katrin.Neumann@uni-muenster.de
https://www.ukm.de/kliniken/phoniatrie-paedaudiologie
https://orcid.org/0000-0002-3975-0736
Prof. Dr. Igor Kastyro, PhD, DSc
European Institute for Clinical Physiology and Pathology - Herceg Novi, Montenegro
Topics of Experience:
the voice of the hearing impaired, septoplasty, surgical stress, hippocampus, depression, oxidative stress, heart rate variability, p53 protein, apoptosis, neuroprotection, inflammation, transplantation
Mari Qvarnström, MD, Ph.D.
Head of Department, Kuopio University Hospital, Kuopio, Finland
Topics of Experience:
Speech and language disorders, speech motorics, learning difficulties
Assoc Prof Dr.H.Bengü Çobanoğlu, MD, M.Sc
Karadeniz Technical University Medical Faculty, Department of Otorhinolaryngology-Trabzon/Turkey
Topics of Experience:
speech after head and neck cancer treatments,
treatment of vocal fold benign lesions
hearing restoration during typmpanoplasties and implant surgeries
tinnitus management in elderly patients
Assoc. Prof.Dr. Ramón Hernández-Villoria, MD, Sp., M.Sc.
Centro Clínico de Audición y Lenguaje Cealca - Caracas, Venezuela
Topics of Experience:
My practice covers all areas of phoniatrics but with a greater interest in hearing across lifespan, hearing aids fitting, audiology; clinical phonetics; acoustic voice analysis.Currently involved in research on prenatal hearing screening.
Philipp Mathmann MD
Department of Phoniatrics and Pedaudiology, University Hospital Munster, Germany
Topics of Experience
Hearing in people with intellectual disability
Voice
Children speech development
Therapy of developmental language disorders
philippmathmann@drzayed91gmail-com https://philippmathmann.com
Austeja Pecieliunene MD.
Anteja klinika, Vilnius, Lithuania
Topics of Experience
My practice covers all areas of phoniatrics but with a greater interest in professional voice care, acoustic voice analysis, treatment of vocal fold benign lesions, audiology and tinnitus management. .Currently involved in research on vocal fatigue.
Discussion: CHANGING MINDSETS: Let's make ear and hearing care a reality for all!
This is a discussion with invited Speakers ONLY. Recordings will be available after the discussion on March 3rd 2024.
Rethinking is always a challenge. That's why we want to give students from Australia, New Zealand and India and professionals from countries on different continents where hearing and audiology care is not yet as established as in high-income countries an opportunity to share at our virtual event. We also want members of the Audiology Committee of the IALP and the Hearing & Language Committee of the UEP to have their say and show how we imagine "Change Mindsets" from the colorful diversity of our community.
Changing Mindsets in Ear and Hearing Care – Perspective of Audiology Students (1 hour)
Moderator: Prof Mridula Sharma, Flinders University with Prof Vidya Ramkumar and Dr Traci FlynnCurrent Masters of Audiology Students from New Zealand (University of Auckland and Canterbury), Australia (Macquarie University, Flinders University, University of Queensland), India (Mahipal University and Sri Ramachandra Institue of Higher Education)
Session Perspectives on Changing Mindsets in Ear and Hearing Care from several countries (2 hours)
· Nigeria – Prof Dele Owolawi
· Indonesia - Prof Nyilo Purnami, Rosa Falerina Husein
· Saudi Arabia - Dr Shaza Saleh
· and Kazakhstan - Prof Roza Suleimenova
Moderator: Prof Katrin Neumann, Germany
Video Glimpses (30 minutes) from
· Germany – Dr Philipp Mathmann
· India – Prof Vidya Ramkumar
· Egypt – Prof Wafaa El Kholy
· Brazil – Prof Doris Lewis
Concluding remark (30 minutes)
Audiology in times of war. Under what circumstances is it possible and what are the contents? – Prof Tetiana Shydlovska, Ukraine
We cordially invite all interested parties to our virtual event for World Hearing Day 2024. Share the diversity of perspectives with us!
All recordings will be available on March 3rd, 2024 on: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCX51qxN9Bu0oNti3qo5lT1g
