A cochlear implant is a sophisticated, bio-integrated device that replaces the function of the inner ear in a deaf person. The device helps the brain perceive sound. This review will look at the clinical benefits of cochlear implants used in both ears versus only one, and several other questions about this and other types of implantable devices to treat deafness.
Urinary incontinence, distressing for patients and a burden for family caregivers, Customer Service Video is a common cause of admission to long-term care. A diaper product with electronic sensors that detect and record urination patterns is designed to help staff at long-term care facilities or caregivers at home learn about the incontinence patterns of their patients.
Cognitive behavioural therapy is a form of psychotherapy. For people with a psychosis disorder such as schizophrenia, this treatment is recommended in conjunction with antipsychotic medication by numerous clinical guidelines and quality standards. Currently, this therapy is publicly funded in Ontario only if delivered by a psychiatrist or other physician.