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History of Cochlear Implantation published

Please find below the presentation ‘The History of Cochlear Implantation’, given by Dr. Dr. h.c. Monika Lehnhardt in Suzdal, Russia, on November 28 2011.

Anpassung von CI-Sprachprozessoren als Basis der lebenslangen CI-Nachsorge bei Kindern und Erwachsenen

Konferenzbericht

vom 6. Symposium der Deutsche Cochlear Implant Gesellschaft e.V., Stuttgart 5./6. November 2011 (–> Programm)

Motivation: Ich besuche dieses Symposium (1) wegen der hochaktuellen Fragestellung, (2) wegen des innovativen Konferenzstiles, der eine Aktivierung der Teilnehmerkompetenzen bezweckt, und (3) wegen des Konferenzergebnisses in Form eines Positionspapieres, in dem im Zusammenwirken von hochrangigen Experten und den Betroffenen die Grundlage für eine optimale, zukunftsorientierte, lebenslange Anpassung von CI-Sprachprozessoren definiert werden soll.

Charity Projekt: upgrade für armenische Kinder: Ausserdem erhoffe ich weiterführende Kontakte und Gespräche, um die derzeitige Fokus-Aktion der Prof. Ernst Lehnhardt Stiftung zu unterstützen: in Armenien leben 15 Kinder mit CI und total veralterten Sprachprozessoren. Wir laden Familien ein, nicht mehr gebrauchte Sprachprozessoren ihrer Kinder für das Armenienprojekt zur Verfügung zu stellen. Näheres siehe hier: http://www.armenia-cochlear-implant-fund.net/platform/weblog/

Das Symposium beginnt mit einer musikalischen Begrüssung durch die Harfinistin Esther Köninger, das alle Anwesenden in einen entspannten Zustand versetzt.

 

Die Begrüssung und Einführung hält Franz Hermann, DCIG-Präsident und CI_Träger.

 

 

Der neuartige Konferenzstil: Anschliessend erläutert der Moderator Dr. Winfried Kösters das Konzept und den Ablauf des neuartigen, partizipativen Konferenzstiles.

 

Hier nun die ausführliche Mitschrift über die wichtigsten Argumente und Statements der Vortragenden und aus dem Auditorium

Konferenzbericht

Anpassung von CI-Sprachprozessoren als Basis der lebenslangen CI-Nachsorge

bei Kindern und Erwachsenen

6. Symposium der Deutschen Cochlear Implant Gesellschaft

5./6. November 2011

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Presentation: Hearing Screening on the Path through Life

During the annual conference of the Erebouni University I had the opportunity to have a lecture on

“Hearing Screening on the Path through Life”

This topic is of high interest in Armenia as there are joint efforts of the ENT department of the Erebouni University (Prof. Arthur Shukuryan) together with the Ministry of Health to introduce neonatal hearing screening and hearing screening at pre-school age in the country in the very near future. New hand-held devices, designed for facilitating the assessment of hearing impairment in infants and children were presented.

Children with Cochlear Implants on their Way to Inclusion – Kyiv Institute of Postgraduate Pedagogical Education, October 7 2011

On October 7, 2011, Lehnhardt-Academy and the Kyiv Postgraduate Pedagogical Education Institute held a first shared prototype seminar on inclusive education and pedagogical rehabilitation of children with cochlear implants (more information here) entitled “Social Media for Inclusion”.

The keynote presentation was delivered by Dr. Monika Lehnhardt, Director of the Lehnhardt-Academy, Chairwoman of the the Ernst-Lehnhardt-Foundation, under the title ‘Children with Cochlear Implants on their Way to Inclusion‘.

Please feel free to download the presentation using this link: presentation file We are looking forward to your comments!

Enhanced patient care – exploiting the social web environments

Enhanced Patient Care-Exploiting the Social Web Environments, EFAS Conference Warsaw

I had the pleasure to be invited for a presentation today. Here you can download it:

2011-06-23 M.Lehnhardt-Enhanced patients care-Exploiting the Social Web Environments-EFAS Warsaw

Listen to the synchronized audio recording here

I will be happy to receive comments, questions, suggestions on this challenging topic ! Please use the field “leave a comment” at the bottom of this posting and give it a rating by clicking on the stars (best is 5 stars)

Universal Neonatal Hearing Screening: Obligatory, Voluntary, or Not Really Necessary – article published

Dear friends,

The second update I would like to share with you today is connected with the publication of another article, namely, the one on neonatal hearing screening. This has been the subject matter of widespread scientific debates and discussions among  specialists and non-specialists alike. NHS is of direct relevance to all countries that aim to introduce a feasible and cost-effective system for monitoring the health of newborn babies.

You are welcome to download the articles in English and in Russian by using the links below (they lead to pdf files hosted on the PORA! website).

Monika Lehnhardt. Neonatal hearing screening: obligatory, voluntary, or not really necessary?

Моника Ленхардт. Универсальный неонатальный скрининг слуха: обязательный, факультативный или излишний?

Text content – © Monika Lehnhardt. Translation into Russian and graphics arrangement – © Anastasia Slukhai. All rights reserved.

I am looking forward to your comments and suggestions!

Rehabilitation: pre- and post-Cochlear implant era article published

Dear friends,

I would like to bring to your attention my article on rehabilitation, which I presented in Yerevan in November 2010. You are welcome to download the articles in English and in Russian by using the links below (they lead to pdf files hosted on the PORA! website).

Monika Lehnhardt. Rehabilitation pre-and post-Cochlear implant era.

Моника Ленхардт. Реабилитация до и после эры кохлеарного имплантата.

Text content – © Monika Lehnhardt. Translation into Russian and graphics arrangement – © Anastasia Slukhai. All rights reserved.

I am looking forward to your comments and suggestions!

Rehabilitation pre- and post- Cochlear implant era

Neonatal hearing screening: obligatory, voluntary, or not really necessary?