Hear for Tomorrow

9:30    Registration and Coffee

10:00  Welcome and Introductions,  Prof Stephen Dance

10:10  Issues: Scale of the Issue- Leisure/Industry/Young, Clare Forshaw

10:30  Guidance: HSE Noise Regulations, Chris Steel

10:50   Solutions; Early diagnoses of hearing issues, Rob Shepherd

11:10   Solutions: BAPAM Guidance for Conservatoires, Finola Ryan

11:30   Coffee and Pastries

11:50    Solution: Pharmacology D MET intervention, Prof Kathleen Campbell 

12:40    Discussion: What does the future look like?  Joe Hastings/Sam Couth

1:30       Lunch

2:10       Issues: Effect of ultrasound exposure on hearing, Prof Tim Leighton

2:30       Guidance: EU Personal Media Players standard, Thomas Lund

2:50       Guidance: Entertainment  - Noise Outdoors, Dr Adam Hill

3:10       Coffee and Cake

3:30       Best Practice: Royal Opera House – A Journey,  John Bernays

4:00       NIHL: Pathophysiology, Treatment, and Prevention,  Prof Colleen LePrell

4:30       Research into non inversive brain surgery, Dr Noe Jimenez

5:00       Discussion – Hearing Conservation Association, Clare Forshaw

5:45       Closing Remarks, Prof Stephen Dance

6:00       Drinks and Canapés with Musical Performances

6:30       Drinks and Exhibition with Technical Demonstrations

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