Enhancing Multidisciplinary Care Through Cognitive Screening and the Foundation to Standardization

Session Description

The impact of cognition on hearing and communication continues to generate discussion and interest throughout the hearing health community. In fact, scientific and real-world evidence supports incorporating cognitive screening results into clinical practice to guide patient management decisions, and as a tool to assess outcomes following treatment. Because the role of cognition in hearing has emerged as an important clinical consideration during routine ENT and audiologic assessments, developing and sharing evidence-based best practices for implementing standardized cognitive screening practices into treatment decisions and clinic workflow have become critical to modernizing patient care in a multidisciplinary setting. Join Jed Grisel, MD and Jill Davis, AuD as they present real-world data demonstrating the value of cognitive screening to drive patient-centered care and improved outcomes through more individualized care models.
This session is appropriate for MDs and AuDs and other professionals involved with hearing healthcare.