Skills by Occupation

interact with healthcare users provide health education adhere to organisational guidelines work in multidisciplinary health teams clean patients' ear canals diagnose hearing impairement produce impressions for ear moulds manage healthcare users' data hearing aids empathise with the healthcare user physiology of balance follow clinical guidelines psychoacoustics instruct on the use of hearing aids use special hearing equipment for tests adjust cochlear implants hearing loss audiometry human anatomy evaluate the psychological impact of hearing problems audiology conduct health related research ensure safety of healthcare users develop a collaborative therapeutic relationship work in a multicultural environment in health care human ear comply with quality standards related to healthcare practice accept own accountability communicate effectively in healthcare apply organisational techniques communication related to hearing impairment health care legislation provide treatment strategies for challenges to human health contribute to continuity of health care advise on healthcare users' informed consent use e-health and mobile health technologies hygiene in a health care setting acoustics human physiology apply health sciences deal with emergency care situations adapt hearing tests promote inclusion health care system inform policy makers on health-related challenges physiology of hearing respond to changing situations in health care counsel patients on improving hearing neurophysiology refer healthcare users adjust hearing aids undertake clinical audit comply with legislation related to health care listen actively educate on the prevention of illness pathology balance disorders monitor patients' progress related to treatment apply context specific clinical competences

pedagogy conduct research on hearing topics supervise audiology team counselling methods geriatrics employ foreign languages in care disability types speech techniques ensure proper appointment administration human psychological development employ foreign languages for health-related research paediatrics