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User Group Meetings Child implanted at under 18 months Bilateral Cochlear Implant Research Nucleus Double Array MED-EL Compressed and Custom Teens Programme First simultaneous bilateral implant Professionals’ Newsletter Ophthalmology appointments for Children Foundations laid for New Building ISVR receives Queen’s Anniversary Award for excellence and achievement in research Music Study Nucleus Freedom Centre moves from Detached House into ISVR building with sound treated rooms Speech Coding Strategy Research Centre established at University with 3 year funding from the Dept of Health Surgery at Southampton General Hospital Nucleus 22 A REVIEW OF SERVICE DELIVERY AT SOUTH OF ENGLAND COCHLEAR IMPLANT CENTRE 1990-2005 Sarie Cross and Julie Eyles South of England Cochlear Implant Centre, ISVR, University of Southampton, UK Deaf-blind adult receives an implant Early Listening Sessions for newly implanted children FM Radio Aid Research Nucleus 24 2 Surgeons 2 Teachers of the Deaf 2 Speech and Language Therapists 4 Audiologists 2 Admin Staff MED-EL Standard and Split Deaf Advocate joins team Computerised stock control system developed Compound Nerve Action Potential Research New Audiology Room opened and waiting area redecorated 1 st Teens Day Drumming Workshop UK FM Radio Aid Survey Eye Colour Study First bilateral implant Paediatricians join team Listening Boxes loaned to families ISVR receives 5* rating for research activity Surgery at 3 centres Southampton General Wessex Nuffield and Queen Alexandra, Portsmouth CIHA Research Advanced Bionics MED-El Pulsar SOECIC has developed its service provision to meet the challenges of a changing population. Since it was established in 1990 over 300 patients have received cochlear implants at this centre. At the end of 2005 SOECIC was supporting 124 adults, 48 teenagers and 126 children with cochlear implants including 10 using bilateral implants. The team has grown to over 25 staff members. The team consisted of surgeon, radiologist, hearing therapist, audiological scientist and clerical support First child received a cochlear implant Teacher of the Deaf joins the team Ineraid Initial tuning of first child with congenital hearing loss BBC Film Katy -The Early Years The South of England Cochlear Implant Centre (SOECIC) provides a regional service for severely and profoundly deaf adults, teenagers and children in the South of the UK and the Channel Islands. Situated within the Institute of Sound and Vibration Research (ISVR) at the University of Southampton SOECIC benefits from being part of a high quality research establishment. Hearing and Balance Centre established 10 adults and 5 children received cochlear implants in this year SOECIC hosts BCIG Annual Conference Hanen Parents’ Communication Course launched Two Implant Surgeons 1990 1990 1991 1991 1992 1992 1993 1993 1994 1994 1996 1996 1997 1997 1998 1998 1999 1999 2000 2000 2001 2001 2002 2002 2003 2003 2004 2004 2005 2005 1995 1995 C hanging Paediatric Population 0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 A ge atIm plantation N um berIm planted 1993-1999 2000-2005 P atients Im planted atSO ECIC 1990 -2005 0 50 100 150 200 250 300 350 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 N um bers ofP atients adults teenagers children Comments on some of the changes in Service Provision “We didn’t expect speech but the cochlear implant has opened up her world” (parents of an autistic child with an implant) “I never knew it was such a noisy world” (teenager implanted at 15) Parents’ Communication Course “Left course feeling I can really help my child” (parent) User Group Meetings “It was helpful to discuss with someone who has watched their child undertake a major operation and to hear how well they developed” “It’s made me understand a lot more about what to expect” “I found the meeting very useful in understanding what kinds of sounds she will hear and also the support she will need” In 2006 SOECIC will be moving into new purpose-built accommodation with state of the art audiological test facilities, rehabilitation and seminar rooms.

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Page 1: User Group Meetings Child implanted at under 18 months Bilateral Cochlear Implant Research Nucleus Double Array MED-EL Compressed and Custom Teens Programme

User Group Meetings Child implanted at under 18 monthsBilateral Cochlear Implant Research

Nucleus Double Array MED-EL Compressed

and Custom

Teens Programme First simultaneous

bilateral implantProfessionals’

NewsletterOphthalmology

appointments for Children

Foundations laid for New Building

ISVR receives Queen’s Anniversary Award for

excellence and achievement in

researchMusic Study

Nucleus Freedom

Centre moves from Detached House

into ISVR building with sound treated

rooms

Speech Coding Strategy Research

Centre established at University with 3

year funding from the Dept of Health

Surgery at Southampton

General Hospital

Nucleus 22

A REVIEW OF SERVICE DELIVERY AT SOUTH OF ENGLAND COCHLEAR IMPLANT CENTRE

1990-2005 Sarie Cross and Julie Eyles

South of England Cochlear Implant Centre, ISVR, University of Southampton, UK

Deaf-blind adult receives an implant

Early Listening Sessions for newly implanted children

FM Radio Aid Research

Nucleus 24

2 Surgeons2 Teachers of the

Deaf2 Speech and

Language Therapists

4 Audiologists2 Admin Staff

MED-ELStandard and Split

Deaf Advocate joins team

Computerised stock control system

developed

Compound Nerve Action Potential

Research

New Audiology Room opened and

waiting area redecorated

1st Teens DayDrumming Workshop

UK FM Radio Aid Survey

Eye Colour Study

First bilateral implant

Paediatricians join team

Listening Boxes loaned to families

ISVR receives 5* rating for research

activity

Surgery at 3 centres Southampton

GeneralWessex Nuffield and

Queen Alexandra, Portsmouth

CIHA ResearchAdvanced Bionics

MED-El Pulsar

SOECIC has developed its service provision to meet the challenges of a changing population. Since it was established in 1990 over 300 patients have received cochlear implants at this centre. At the end of 2005 SOECIC was supporting 124 adults, 48 teenagers and 126 children with cochlear implants including 10 using bilateral implants. The team has grown to over 25 staff members.

The team consisted of surgeon, radiologist,

hearing therapist, audiological scientist and clerical support

First child received a cochlear implant

Teacher of the Deaf joins the team

Ineraid

Initial tuning of first child with

congenital hearing loss

BBC FilmKaty -The Early

Years

The South of England Cochlear Implant Centre (SOECIC) provides a regional service for severely and profoundly deaf adults, teenagers and children in the South of the UK and the Channel Islands. Situated within the Institute of Sound and Vibration Research (ISVR) at the University of Southampton SOECIC benefits from being part of a high quality research establishment.

Hearing and Balance Centre established

10 adults and 5 children received

cochlear implants in this year

SOECIC hosts BCIG Annual Conference

Hanen Parents’ Communication Course launched

Two Implant Surgeons

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19941994 19961996

19971997 19981998 19991999 20002000 20012001

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Age at Implantation

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1993-1999 2000-2005

Patients Implanted at SOECIC 1990 - 2005

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19921993

19941995

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adults teenagers children

Comments on some of the changes in Service Provision

“We didn’t expect speech but the cochlear implant has opened up her world” (parents of an autistic child with an implant)

“I never knew it was such a noisy world” (teenager implanted at 15)

Parents’ Communication Course

“Left course feeling I can really help my child” (parent)

User Group Meetings

“It was helpful to discuss with someone who has watched their child undertake a major operation and to hear how well they developed”

“It’s made me understand a lot more about what to expect”

“I found the meeting very useful in understanding what kinds of sounds she will hear and also the support she will need”

Deaf Advocate Meeting

“inspirational” (parent)

In 2006 SOECIC will be moving into new purpose-built accommodation with state of the art audiological test facilities, rehabilitation and seminar rooms.