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If you are looking at getting an implant or you have one yourself, you might want to get in touch with the Dutch Bionic Ear Association. The mission of the Bionic Ear Association is to improve the quality of life of persons impacted by hearing loss through education, awareness, mentoring and support services relating to cochlear implants. The Bionic Ear Association has a team of clinicians and volunteers onboard, all of whom are dedicated to helping others to hear and be heard. Go to www.HoerWeg.de or email hoeren@advancedbionics.com

The following resources are available from Advanced Bionics on their European website in the Professionals section:

You need to register first and then wait to receive a password.

  • What is a cochlear implant?
  • What are you looking for in a cochlear implant?
  • European Colouring Book
  • Bionic Buddy Colouring Book
  • Ear Illustration
  • Vertical poster: Hearing with a Cochlear Implant
  • Identification Card
  • Tools for Parents
  • Tools for Users
  • Tools for Schools
  • Tools for Professionals
  • Cochlear Implants in the Classroom
  • Using an FM system with a cochlear implant
  • Quality Assessment Questionnaire
  • Paediatric test battery
  • TEPPP Folder
  • IT-MAIS Test
  • Mr Potato Head Test
  • PBK Test CD
  • Common Phrases test CD
  • Ling Six Sound Test
  • Loudness Scale

    • As well as all the product brochures for Harmony, Auria and PSP


    If you are looking for a website about cochlear implants in German try, Cochlea Implantat Austria also have a website with lots of information in German



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