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June 9, 2026Cochlear Implants International

‘Meeting’ the patient where they are: reflections on the changing patient-clinician dynamic in remote cochlear implant care

H.E. Cullington A. Larkin

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Key Points

To explore the evolving relationship between patients and clinicians in the context of remote cochlear implant care.
Qualitative analysis of patient-clinician interactions during remote care sessions.
In-depth reflections on the shifting dynamics due to telemedicine.
Review of patient experiences and feedback on the remote care process.
Identification of increased patient satisfaction and engagement in remote sessions.
Notable improvement in accessibility to care for patients unable to attend in-person.
Enhanced communication strategies that emerged during remote consultations.

Implication

Qualitative reflection on remote cochlear implant care, highlighting the evolving patient-clinician relationship.

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Cullington et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a2a52ae80c8f91e7f39ea14 https://doi.org/10.1080/14670100.2026.2683752

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