Cognitive functioning in later life is dependent on lifespan experiences in addition to physical and mental health status. A myriad of experiences over time can either act as risk factors or protective factors with respect to cognitive functioning as we age. This talk offers an update on the ways that stress, chronic illness, social networks and lifestyle factors can influence attention, memory and executive functioning in later life. Trajectories of healthy ageing and clinical syndromes associated with declines in cognitive functioning are discussed, with implications for everyday functioning highlighted.


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Cognitive-behaviour therapy (CBT) has become established as the leading evidence-based intervention for treating a wide range of psychological disorders and for helping clients to manage an even wider range of physical health conditions.


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The purpose of this presentation is to review current research on cochlear implants and the standard of care for the adult population.


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This presentation will briefly review the current understanding of the relationship between cognitive decline and sensory loss, particularly hearing loss and consider some of the work being undertaken within Brain Research New Zealand.


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This presentation will discuss the range of factors that impact upon selection, fitting and evaluation of hearing aids for children in primary school.


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This session will provide an overview on the management of conductive hearing loss with focus on surgical intervention and the role of hearing implants.


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This presentation offers a summary of trends and tele-audiology research.


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This presentation draws on several studies to 1) outline the impact that hearing aid problems and poor hearing aid handling skills are having on hearing aid outcomes, 2) offer clinical tools to assist clinicians with the identification and management of hearing aid problems, and 3) demonstrate the positive impact that use of these tools can have on your clinical practice.


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This session will cover the presentation and diagnosis of common vestibular disorders.


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In this presentation, Dr Dawes will ask whether effective prevention, identification and management of hearing problems represent an opportunity to optimise well-being and quality of life in older age.


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