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13/05/2026

🚨 Hearing counselling is not only about test results — it’s about understanding the patient’s everyday challenges, emotions, and communication needs.

That’s why we created the Hearring Counselling Tool — a solution designed to support professionals in delivering more patient-centered hearing care.

By using a structured counselling approach during diagnosis, clinicians can:

• Better understand the patient’s listening difficulties
• Improve communication and trust during consultations
• Support informed decision-making
• Increase patient engagement and motivation
• Create a more personalized treatment journey

Effective counselling helps transform hearing diagnostics from a technical procedure into a meaningful conversation that truly supports the patient.

At HEARRING, we believe that combining technology with empathetic communication leads to better outcomes for both professionals and patients.

Discover more about the Counselling Tool: Link in BIO

06/05/2026

📍 Warsaw | May 12, 2026

We are excited to introduce you our last symposium which is taking place as a first one at in Warsaw 🇵🇱

This session brings together an outstanding panel of HEARRING experts for an engaging exchange of knowledge and insights you won’t want to miss.

🔎 “Adult Hearing Screening”

🕔 Time: 16:05–17:00 CEST
📌 Venue: Acacia + Walnut + Willow

Join an exceptional group of international experts:
• Prof. Dr. Rudolf Hagen (Germany)
• Prof. Dr. Dayse Tavora-Vieira (Australia)
• Prof. Dr. Phillip Zegler (Austria)
• Prof. Dr. Marc Lammers (Belgium)
• Prof. Dr. Domenico Cuda (Italy)
• Prof. Dr. Mario Cebulla (Germany)



This session offers a valuable opportunity to exchange ideas, challenge perspectives, and connect with peers shaping the future of hearing care.

👉 We look forward to seeing you there!

More info about this event in BIO

05/05/2026

🔔 Panel Update Announcement - 13.May CI 2026 Warsaw

We’d like to share an important update regarding our upcoming symposia panel.

There has been a change in our panelist lineup, and we’re excited to introduce the updated group of experts who will be joining the discussion. 🎤


• Prof. Dr. Javier Gavilán (Spain)
• Prof. Dr. Paul Van de Heyning (Belgium)
• Prof. Dr. Artur Lorens (Poland)
• Prof. Dr. Sumit Agrawal (Canada)
• Prof. Dr. Mark Lammers (Belgium)

🔎 The topic: “Evolution of Hearing and Structure Preservation: State of Art”

🕔 Time: 15:00 - 16:00 CEST
📌 Venue: Hall Ballroom I


We look forward to welcoming you and hearing your thoughts during the session!

🔔 Stay tuned for more updates as we get closer to .

28/04/2026

👂Supporting better patient communication

We’re excited to share our Hearring Counselling Tool – designed to help ENT specialists guide patients through hearing solutions with clarity and confidence.

💡 What it offers:
• Clear, structured counselling support
• Visual explanations to improve patient understanding
• A smoother path from diagnosis to treatment decisions


Whether you’re explaining hearing loss or discussing next steps, this tool makes conversations more effective and patient-friendly.

🔗 Explore the tool: Link in Bio

Let’s make hearing care more accessible, together.

21/04/2026

📍 Warsaw | May 13, 2026

Following our first session, we’re pleased to invite you to the second Hearing Group symposium at —continuing the conversation and diving even deeper into advancing hearing solutions.

🔎 “Evolution of Hearing and Structure Preservation: State of Art”

🕔 Time: 15:00 - 16:00 CEST
📌 Venue: Hall Ballroom I

Join an outstanding panel of international experts:

• Prof. Dr. Piotr Skarzynski (Poland)
• Prof. Dr. Artur Lorens (Poland)
• Prof. Dr. Meg Dillon (The U.S., North Carolina)
• Prof. Dr. Sumit Agrawal (Canada)

Together with leading international experts, we will further explore innovative approaches and real-world applications that are shaping the future of hearing care.

👉 Don’t miss the continuation—see you in Warsaw!

🔔 Stay tuned for more updates as we get closer to .

🔗 Link in bio

16/04/2026

📍 Warsaw | May 12, 2026



We’re excited to be part of in Warsaw, where our Hearing Group will host an insightful symposium exploring:



🔎 “Limits of Bone Conduction and Strong Indications for MEI”



🕔 Time: 17:00–18:00 CEST
📌 Venue: Hall Pine + Hazel



Join an outstanding panel of international experts:
• Prof. Dr. Javier Gavilán (Spain)
• Prof. Dr. Domenico Cuda (Italy)
• Prof. Dr. Georg Sprinzl (Austria)
• Dr. Miryam Calvino (Spain)
• Prof. Dr. Mario Zernotti (Argentina)



Together, they will share clinical insights and discuss when middle ear implants become a compelling solution beyond bone conduction limits.



This session is a great opportunity to exchange knowledge, challenge perspectives, and connect with peers shaping the future of hearing care.



👉 We look forward to seeing you there!



🔔 Stay tuned—more updates and insights from in Warsaw are coming soon.

Link in bio👆

31/03/2026

We have the opportunity to share with you the recording from the World Hearing Day that took place at the European Parliament.

Hearing health is essential to overall well-being, communication, and quality of life.
Hearing loss affects millions of people across Europe and globally—yet it is often overlooked, underdiagnosed, and undertreated. Raising awareness, improving access to care, and prioritizing prevention are key steps toward better public health outcomes.

We are proud to share that our Hearring member, Prof. Dr. Paul Van de Heyning, contributed to this important initiative—helping drive awareness and action in the field of hearing health.

🎧 Listen to the discussion - Link in Bio

We support the call to action: make hearing care accessible, integrated, and a priority within healthcare systems.

Let’s continue the conversation and work together toward a future where hearing health is recognized as a fundamental part of healthy living.

24/03/2026

🎧 Cytomegalovirus (CMV) is the focus of our first bonus episode of the BEYOND SOUND podcast.

In this episode, Prof. Hagr and Kari Smilsky provide expert insights into this clinically significant yet often under-recognized topic.

CMV is one of the most prevalent viral infections globally, and many individuals remain unaware of its potential implications. While infection is typically asymptomatic, primary infection during pregnancy can lead to the virus being passed to the developing baby, potentially leading to serious outcomes such as sensorineural hearing loss.
Awareness is therefore essential — particularly for those planning a pregnancy, currently pregnant, or involved in prenatal and early childhood care.

👉 In this bonus episode, we explore:
• What CMV is and how it spreads
• Clinical relevance before and during pregnancy
• Evidence-based strategies to reduce risk in daily life
• The importance of timely and appropriate approaches to newborn hearing screening

🎧 Listen now - Link in BIO

Improving awareness and understanding supports informed decision-making and better outcomes for children and families.

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17/03/2026

🎥 The recording is now live!

We’re excited to share that the full session is now available on YouTube.
If you missed the live event or would like to revisit the key insights, you can now watch it anytime, at your convenience.

👉 In this lecture, we explored the main topics, shared practical perspectives, and discussed real-world applications that are highly relevant for professionals in the field.

📺 Watch the full lecture on YouTube: Link in Bio

We’d love to hear your thoughts — feel free to share your feedback or questions in the comments!

08/03/2026

Today, we celebrate the strength, compassion, and resilience of women everywhere.

To all the incredible women in healthcare — thank you.

Thank you for the long shifts, the steady hands, the comforting words, and for everything you take on each day — both within and beyond your roles.

You care for patients, families, communities… and then go home to continue caring for your own. Your dedication doesn’t end when the shift does. This Women’s Day, we honor your hard work, your heart, and the powerful impact you make every single day. Here’s to strong women — in scrubs, in labs, in offices, in homes, and everywhere in between. 💜

Happy Women’s Day.

04/03/2026

🎓 PostDoc Opportunity in Experimental Audiology (German required)

For researchers passionate about advancing hearing science, this opportunity at the Medical University of Innsbruck may be of interest.
The University Clinic for Hearing, Voice and Speech Disorders is seeking a PostDoc (Universitätsassistent:in) to join the research team led by Univ.-Prof. Philipp Zelger, PhD, Professor of Experimental Audiology.

🔬 Focus of the position:

▪️ Independent research in experimental audiology
▪️ Teaching and supervision of students
▪️ Academic collaboration in a clinically integrated research environment
▪️ Innovative work including AI-based approaches in audiology

🧠 Profile:

▪️ Completed PhD or equivalent doctoral degree
▪️ Strong research track record (including first-author publications)
▪️ Experience in audiological research methods
▪️ Interest in machine learning / AI is an advantage
▪️ German native or advanced proficiency is required

📅 Start: April 2026
📍 Location: Innsbruck, Austria
📝 Application deadline: 11 March 2026

If you or someone in your network could be a strong fit for this academic opportunity, we encourage you to take a closer look at the official job posting on the Medical University of Innsbruck website.

Please feel free to share within your professional network.

More information: Link in BIO

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