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Hello Sound Advice: Hearing Friendly Business Podcast Listeners it’s Teresa Barnes, RN your host here to wish you HAPPY INTERNATIONAL HEARING DAY which is on March 3rd every year since 2007.
Yes, the World Hearing Day, an annual event held on March 3 to raise awareness on hearing loss prevention and hearing care, was started by the World Health Organization (WHO) in 2007 and was originally known as International Ear Care Day. The 2020 theme was “Hearing for Life.
World Hearing Day, an observance designated by the World Health Organization, aims to raise awareness on how to prevent hearing loss and promote ear and hearing care across the world. It is celebrated annually on March 3. The 2021 World Hearing Day theme is "Hearing Care for All."
As we celebrate Woman's Day on March 8th this episode will tune you into one a great Rosary Riveter - Marion Downs who is known as the Mother of Audiology and the creator of newborn screening. She was also an advocate on getting hearing aids in young children as soon as possible to have them listen as best as possible for a better outcome in life.
Here about how proud Teresa Barnes, RN is to have a black woman be the UPS 18 wheeler driver to deliver more than 4 million Johnson and Johnson COVIDs to other UPS locations. Yes, a CAN DO Hero that is grateful she could help so many people just by having the dynamic skills of being able to drive an 18 wheeler. Something Teresa Barnes, RN ED RN Manager does not have the skills to do.
Sir Richard Branson had this to say about listening. “Wherever I go, I try to spend as much time as possible listening to the people I meet. … I am endlessly surprised by what new and useful information I can gather just by keeping my ears open.”
And, equally so I have always had open ears to hear and see what valuable skills another person has. It would be great if all could value the gifts that others have to share no matter race, gender, or socio-economic class.
Let's celebrate March 3rd for International Hearing Day with the theme of "Hearing Care for All" and March 8th for Women's Day.
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By Teresa Barnes RNHello Sound Advice: Hearing Friendly Business Podcast Listeners it’s Teresa Barnes, RN your host here to wish you HAPPY INTERNATIONAL HEARING DAY which is on March 3rd every year since 2007.
Yes, the World Hearing Day, an annual event held on March 3 to raise awareness on hearing loss prevention and hearing care, was started by the World Health Organization (WHO) in 2007 and was originally known as International Ear Care Day. The 2020 theme was “Hearing for Life.
World Hearing Day, an observance designated by the World Health Organization, aims to raise awareness on how to prevent hearing loss and promote ear and hearing care across the world. It is celebrated annually on March 3. The 2021 World Hearing Day theme is "Hearing Care for All."
As we celebrate Woman's Day on March 8th this episode will tune you into one a great Rosary Riveter - Marion Downs who is known as the Mother of Audiology and the creator of newborn screening. She was also an advocate on getting hearing aids in young children as soon as possible to have them listen as best as possible for a better outcome in life.
Here about how proud Teresa Barnes, RN is to have a black woman be the UPS 18 wheeler driver to deliver more than 4 million Johnson and Johnson COVIDs to other UPS locations. Yes, a CAN DO Hero that is grateful she could help so many people just by having the dynamic skills of being able to drive an 18 wheeler. Something Teresa Barnes, RN ED RN Manager does not have the skills to do.
Sir Richard Branson had this to say about listening. “Wherever I go, I try to spend as much time as possible listening to the people I meet. … I am endlessly surprised by what new and useful information I can gather just by keeping my ears open.”
And, equally so I have always had open ears to hear and see what valuable skills another person has. It would be great if all could value the gifts that others have to share no matter race, gender, or socio-economic class.
Let's celebrate March 3rd for International Hearing Day with the theme of "Hearing Care for All" and March 8th for Women's Day.