The Equality Act 2010 gives you the right to reasonable adjustments. this means you have a right to a BSL interpreter. The local Care Board carried out a review (the Denny Review) on access to healthcare. You can watch the video below that explains the research: Denny review: The NHS use the Equality Act and […]
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Hearing loss may not have been something that you wanted (or needed) to address, until now. The great thing about the web is you can find pretty much anything online, including online hearing tests. COVID-19 has transformed how we work and connect with friends and family. Many of us are now working from home and
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How society defines deafness is important because the description defines a deaf person’s social identity and impacts their ability to access the world around them. There are different viewpoints to explain ‘deafness’ – one view defines a person by their (in)ability to hear, the other by a person’s inability to access the world around them.
3 Ways to Define Deafness differently – which is the best? Read More »
Current estimates indicate that around 6 million people experience tinnitus in the UK. We take a look at the latest treatments available and offer tips on how to manage your tinnitus. What is Tinnitus? The condition is described as sounds you hear in the ears, that are not made externally. The type of sound you
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