Diabetes Care Inter-professional Webinars

The Audiology Project (TAP) is working with the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) to raise awareness of audiology and diabetes care.  We’ve long known that diabetics need to be monitored by [...]

We had yet another successful Annual General Meeting (AGM) in Toronto. We would like to thank all those that came out to speak to our private practice audiologists. We really do appreciate the [...]

The OAPAC has identified an unintentional error in its MediaPlanet advertorial feature included in the May 31, 2018 edition of the Toronto Star. The OAPAC has notified the Toronto Star of the [...]

Hearing as a sense is obviously very important at any time in life, as it is necessary in traditional communication. The importance of hearing and communication for those going through the last [...]

The American Academy of Audiology defines an audiologist as “… a person who, by virtue of academic degree, clinical training, and license to practice and/or professional credential, [...]

  The Ontario government has tabled legislation that would make transfer of payments from a manufacturer to a regulated health care professional transparent. There will be a website that [...]

Ever had to wait for a diagnosis or treatment, even though you’ve been assessed?  Frustrating, isn’t it? It can be costly for the health care system too. A simple change to legislation would [...]

RESTON, Va., November 29, 2017—The American Academy of Audiology warned the public to be careful in purchasing loud and noisy toys for children this holiday season. Recognizing that tiny ears are [...]

The human ear can be divided functionally into 3 sections: the outer, middle and inner ear. All three parts work together to conduct sounds from our listening environment to the brain for [...]

Hearing is precious! When you struggle to hear words spoken by friends and family it can be quite frustrating. Tension, resentment, and feelings of helplessness are often experienced with [...]