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  • NHSSCI
  • 2010-08-01
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  • Clinical Scientist - Hearing Therapy
  • HP
  • The Ear Institute
  • FBRS
  • Faculty of Brain Sciences
Joined UCL
  • 2010-08-01
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Positive and Negative Thinking in Tinnitus: Factor Structure of the Tinnitus Cognitions Questionnaire

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Publisher: Lippincott, Williams & Wilkins

Confirmatory factor analysis of Clinical Outocmes in Routine Evaluation (CORE-OM) used as a measure of emotional distress in people with tinnitus

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Publisher: BioMed Central

Living with hearing loss

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Publisher: Sheldon Press

A scientific cognitive-behavioral model of tinnitus: novel conceptualizations of tinnitus distress.

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Ballantyne's deafness

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Publisher: Wiley

Use of bedside sound generators by patients with tinnitus- related sleeping difficulty: which sounds are preferred and why?

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Analysis of responses to individual items on the THI according to severity of tinnitus handicap.

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100% Graduate Employment Rate

All of our postgraduate graduates found graduate level employment within six months of completing their studies.

(Figures from Destination of Leavers from Higher Education study published by the Higher Education Statistics Agency for 2014/15)

Why Study Here?

UCL is rated as the best research university in London and third best in the UK overall, by the UK government's latest Research Assesment Exercise (RAE). At the UCL Ear Institute, that excellence is reflected throughout our courses and at every level of study. UCL Ear Institute is a great place to be a student - here are some of the reasons why