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How to Help Patients With Single-Sided Deafness Relearn Music

by David Bronstein • January 2, 2014

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“I can’t imagine anyone reading this book without it fundamentally changing the way you approach your patients with SSD,” said Dr. Baguley, who recently interviewed Coleman for a UK-based trade journal. In the interview, Coleman commented on how he feels clinicians should manage all patients with the hearing handicap.

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“Please, please, please think about the whole person,” he said. “It is absolutely vital that your patient is offered psychological support. They will not begin to get to grips with what has happened to them until they are listened to, heard, and helped in this respect.”

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Filed Under: Online Exclusives, Otology/Neurotology, Practice Focus Tagged With: Hearing aids, hearing loss, single-sided deafnessIssue: January 2014

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