Resources

CIICA are proud to launch our "Adult Hearing Loss & Screening Report", which reviews recent evidence, international guidelines, and policy changes, highlighting the consensus on the value of adult hearing screening and the urgent need for health systems to integrate screening into public health strategies. NOW AVAILABLE TO DOWNLOAD.

INVESTING IN OUR HEARING IMPROVES LIVES AND IS COST EFFECTIVE is a new resource from CIICA - a new version of Spend2Save which was very popular. This provides updated research and figures for those of us involved in advocacy activities. You can download it here.

A new Research Roundup from Brian Lamb, focusses on the advocacy implications of new research on adults with CI including evidence on the challenges of CI provision in South Africa from patients perspectives, new evidence that CIs may impact on cognitive decline, cost effectiveness of CI for single sided deafness and the long term outcomes of children implanted with CIs who are now adults and patients views of CI in Australia.

Brian Lamb has once more produced a helpful Research Briefing on adults with CI. He  reviews the latest papers and points out the advocacy issues for your interest. The research roundups  are now in the Resources area of the website – and you will find this one with other useful resources at Resources available from […]

Brian Lamb has once more produced a helpful Research Briefing on children with CI. He  reviews the latest papers and points out the advocacy issues for your interest. The research roundups  are now in the Resources area of the website – and you will find this one with other useful resources at Resources available from […]

Adults with CI tell us that they are very satisfied with their technology and rely on them for communication in everyday life. but....funded lifelong services must be provided. 32% report not enough rehabilitation.

We are pleased to share our new report, Young Adults with CI Matter, looks at the data from our global survey from those implanted as children and now young adults. It adds the issues arising from their CIICA Conversations and the Global Advisory Group of Young People with CI to produce a unique comprehensive report from this pioneering group.

The Living Guidelines for Adult CI are designed to address the gap in access to cochlear implantation for adults, and to improve CI services for all adults could benefit. Read about their key messages here, see the full recommendations for the whole process of CI and see our summary to use for your advocacy work.

Healthy Ageing is linked to addressing hearing loss: reviewing recent research our briefing concludes that addressing hearing loss can support healthy ageing. Read more about this exciting new resource and download it and share!