What's there to hear? The EUHA Congress is all about hearing acoustics. (Photo: © maridav/123RF.com)
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October 2022
The 66th International EUHA Congress and accompanying industrial exhibition will take place in Hanover from October 12 to 14. Visitors can look forward to a program of expert lectures and innovations from the industry.
Since 1960 directs the European Union of Hearing Aid Acousticians (EUHA) the International Congress of Hearing Aid Acousticians, the world's most important trade conference in the industry. As a platform for all those who are professionally involved with Hearing system supply The EUHA brings together hearing care professionals, scientists, doctors and also interested laypeople who want to further their professional development in the interest of providing the best possible care for the hearing impaired.
This year Prof. Dr. Michael Hüther from Institute of the German Economy Cologne eV the congress in Convention Center (CC) the German Trade Fair in Hanover ceremoniously open. The Scientific Symposium follow, in which studies and investigations on hearing acoustics-related topics will be presented first-hand. The highlight of the symposium will be the Award is EUHA funding awards In addition, the findings of the award-winning work of the Research Association of German Hearing Aid Acousticians (FDHA) presented.
From research and science to practice, marketing and communication, health policy and the future: The academic program of the Congress includes more than 25 expert lectures and five tutorials, with leading Speakers from home and abroad will share their current knowledge. Topics include the latest research in audiology and medicine, as well as strategies for improving hearing aid fitting and connectivity.
What will hearing systems of the future look like? What can they do? What trends will influence the future? What does the hearing care industry have to prepare for? On the third day of the event, Future Friday, the Future format of the EUHA, everything revolves around the future topics of the hearing acoustics and hearing systems industry.
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New EUHA appPlan your visit to the congress in advance – the EUHA App brings together the latest information about the EUHA Congress 2022. The app offers information on Program, Speakers and in addition, participants can Plan appointments and be reminded of important things. It is also possible to connect via the app, own profile to create, chat with others and quickly find all relevant contacts via matchmaking.
The Federal Association of the Hearing Aid Industry (BVHI) accompanies the exhibition through, at the international exhibitors from the industry their Innovations As a representative of all manufacturers of medical hearing systems operating on the German market, the BVHI is the communication body for all topics related to Hearing technology as well as those Prevention and treatment of hearing lossEvery year, the BVHI organizes 3. March together with the World Health Organization the World Hearing Day .
Information about the congress and the industrial exhibition can be found at EUHA website.
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The EUHA noise scale shows various sounds of the everyday environment and their noise levels, whether in leisure time or at work: The Exposure to noise can nervously stressful be, however, it is below 80 decibels not harmful for the hearing. From 85 decibels The ears must be protected if the noise lasts for a certain period of time – from this level onwards, the Use of hearing protection in the workplace is mandatory, whether for example when working with a hand grinder or circular saw. Without hearing protection, the hearing damage is unavoidable at noise levels above 130 decibels. Individual peaks above 130 decibels can already cause Acoustic or explosion trauma The consequences: lifelong poor hearing and / or Tinnitus.
Facts about hearing aid provision in Germany- 12 percent of German citizens consider their hearing ability to be impaired, 37 percent of whom wear hearing aids (EuroTrak Germany 2018)
- an expansion of hearing system provision can help to Healthcare costs as well as the Risks of secondary diseases to reduce sustainably
- the annual costs for untreated hearing loss are 39 billion euros (Hearing Loss – Numbers and Costs 2019)
- according to new studies, the biggest modifiable risk factor for dementia is untreated hearing loss in middle age (The Lancet 2020)Source: European Union of Hearing Aid AcousticiansDHB now also digital!Simply click here and register for the digital DHB!
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