Breaking the Silence: Overcoming Barriers for People with Hearing Loss
February 11-12th, 2025, Scottsdale, Arizona
Supported by the National Institute on Deafness and Other Communication Disorders of the National Institutes of Health Award Number R13DC020098
Register here now! $75 USD (Students $35 USD)
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Breaking the Silence:
Overcoming Barriers for People Living with Hearing Loss
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Our conference features scientists from hearing science and diverse disciplines present cutting-edge population health research. Gain valuable insights to inform policy decisions and shape the future of population health and hearing care.
Connect with like-minded researchers and build lasting relationships. Our conference provides ample opportunities for networking and collaboration.
Stay at the forefront of population hearing health with our conference's focus on the latest research and policy developments. Our sessions cover a wide range of topics, all aimed at improving hearing care at the population level
Take a hands-on approach to learning with our interactive workshops, designed to provide practical skills and strategies for population health research. Our roundtables are led by experienced researchers and offer a unique learning experience.
Our keynote speakers include thought leaders, innovators, and individuals with lived experience, sharing their inspiring stories and insights to motivate and empower you.
With tailored mentoring sessions and opportunities to network with leading experts, we're here to usher in the next generation of hearing health leaders and scientists.
Day 1 of the Population Hearing Health Care Annual Conference (subject to change)
Scientific Program Chair: Dr. Gabrielle Saunders
Program Co-Chairs: Dr. Michelle Arnold & Dr. Kelly Reavis
Dr. Adrian Davis & Dr. Kelly Tremblay
Speaker: Michael McKee, MD, MPH
Department of Family Medicine
University of Michigan, USA
Topic: Family Medicine and Health care for Deaf and Hard of Hearing Populations
Coffee and treats
Set up posters
Speaker: Danielle Powell, AuD, PhD
Department of Hearing and Speech Sciences
University of Maryland, USA
Topic: Hearing Loss, Caregiving, and Care Partners in Older Adulthood
Speaker: Suhani Pattanshetti
Division of Human Communication, Development & Hearing
University of Manchester, UK
Topic: Cultural Differences in Hearing-Related Stigma
Lunch on your own
Set-up Posters
Speakers: Natascha Merten, PhD, MS
Population Health Sciences
University of Wisconsin-Madison
Topic: Midlife sensory decline and cognitive changes – Updates from the Beaver Dam Offspring Study
Speakers: Dr. McKee, Dr. Powell, Ms. Pattanshetti, and Dr. Merten
Moderator: Dr. Saunders
Topic: The Intersection of Hearing Loss with Sociodemographic Characteristics of a Community
Coffee, Tea, and Treats
Set-up posters
The future of PopHHC discussion - all invited
Scientific Program Chair: Dr. Saunders
Program Co-Chairs: Drs. Arnold & Reavis
Day 2 of the Population Hearing Health Care Annual Conference (subject to change)
Scientific Program Chair: Dr. Gabrielle Saunders
Program Co-Chairs: Dr. Michelle Arnold & Dr. Kelly Reavis
Speaker: Gael Hannan
Hearing loss advocate
Topic: Navigating hearing loss
Speaker: Margaret Wallhagen, RN, PhD, FAAN
The Center for Health and Community
University of California-San Francisco
Topic: Aging & Hearing: Impact on Communication and Quality of Life for Older Adults in Long-Term Care
Coffee & Treats
Speaker: Dr. Gabrielle Saunders
Division of Human Communication, Development & Hearing
University of Manchester, UK
Speakers: Ms. Hannan, Dr. Wallhagen, Dr. Saunders
Moderator: Dr. Michelle Arnold
Lunch on your own
Speakers: Gayla Poling, PhD
National Institute on Deafness and Other Communication Disorders
National Institute of Health
Kristal Riska, PhD
Head and Neck Surgery & Communication Sciences
Duke University
Topic: HearShare: Accelerating hearing research through data harmonization
Speaker: Anup Mahurkar, PhD
Institute of Genome Sciences
University of Maryland
Topic: POD-Vis: Data visualization tool for large datasets
Coffee, Tea, and Treats
Table 1: Population-based longitudinal research questions and methods
Table 2: Finding the best data source for population health research
Table 3: Statistics for population-based datasets
Table 4: Presenting research to various audiences
Moderator: Kelly Reavis
Speakers: Drs. Saunders, Reavis, & Arnold
Supported by the National Institute on Deafness and Other Communication Disorders of the National Institutes of Health Award Number R13DC020098
Submit your abstract for the PopHHC Conference poster session to showcase innovative research and insights in population health and hearing care.
**STUDENT TRAVEL AWARD** applications must include a 500-word abstract and a 500-word personal statement describing your motivation for attending the conference. Abstracts in line with the conference theme are encouraged and will be prioritized
Conference will be held at:
The Scottsdale Plaza Resort & Villas
7200 N. Scottsdale Rd.
Scottsdale, AZ 85253
Room rates are $259/night for a standard room. Rate does not include tax, gratuities, or breakfast. The resort fee of $32 per room/per day is waived for PopHHC attendees.
Book your room directly here.
Room block and rate ends 1/10/2025!
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