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Core Group meeting today in Manchester to really push on with the planning of the World Congress of Audiology in Edinburgh in April 2028.
Following this meeting the scientific committee members, strategic partners and stakeholders will be invited to get involved.
Could you help shape the future of audiology?
BAA Board Elections 2026 are now open, and we're looking for members from all areas of audiology to bring their ideas, experience and enthusiasm to the Board.
Whether you're early in your career or an experienced professional, serving on the Board is a fantastic opportunity to influence the profession, develop new skills and work alongside passionate colleagues.
▶️ Watch Claire explain why you should consider standing.
We are delighted to be joined by international expert Dr Ryan McCreery and a brilliant UK speaker, Dr Ruth Vickerstaff, for a paediatric session at #BAAConf 2026.
Come join us.
👶 Paediatric sessions at #BAAConf26 include unilateral hearing loss, cognition and a session reminding us why paediatrics needs to be seen positively again.
Some of the best conversations at #BAAConf happen between sessions. Reconnect with colleagues and meet new collaborators.
Who are you hoping to see in Liverpool on 29th and 30th October?
Register your place and make sure not to miss out: https://t.co/rC4H29d1mF
BAA Webinar: Strategy and Business Case Planning
Join Dr Michelle Foster, Healthcare Scientist and Head of Audiology Service and Jonathan Lockwood, General Manager – Head and Neck, both at Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust, for a discussion on business planning.
We’re excited to welcome delegates to Liverpool for #BAAConf26 this October. Join us at the Liverpool Experience Campus for two jam-packed days of audiology.
As the conference falls during half-term in some regions of the UK, why not bring your family, send them out to explore Liverpool, and then join them for the weekend after the conference?
We’ll share practical strategies to help you build confidence, develop your leadership style, and navigate the realities of managing people and services in audiology.
Register here: https://t.co/RNADKd4rNj
BAA Webinar: Building Confidence in Your First Management Role
A leadership role can feel both exciting and challenging. In this webinar, we’ll explore what changes when you move from clinician to manager, including leadership responsibilities, team dynamics, and decision-making
Spotlight:
Barbara Weinstein joins #BAAConf26 to present the Adrian Davis Lecture on auditory wellness and older adults.
Barbara was last with us at the conference in 2019 and returns to Liverpool to share her immense knowledge of the hearing challenges of the older population.
NHS England’s National Physiological Science Data Collections for Adult and Paediatric Audiology are now open.
All NHS trusts providing audiology services are strongly encouraged to submit data as part of this important national programme.
The data collected supports:
🔹 Service improvement
🔹 Workforce planning
🔹 Investment in facilities and equipment
🔹 Understanding waiting times and capacity
🔹 National transformation priorities across physiological science services