The Tinnitus Clinic research paper shortlisted for Marie and Jack Shapiro Prize

0800 030 6617 Book an Appointment Healthcare Professionals

COVID-19 update – We’re getting back to normal and taking bookings Read more

We are now taking bookings for our Harley Street clinic. You can use our online booking system or phone 0800 030 6617 to talk to an administrator.

Our other clinics around the country will be opening soon, so please contact us to find out when the earliest appointment at your preferred clinic will be.

During appointments, our clinicians use appropriate sanitising equipment and PPE (personal protective equipment) which is also available to patients. We also clean surfaces between patient appointments in line with Government guidance and that issued by the British Society of Audiology.

We will require you to answer a few questions before you come into clinic to minimise the risk of spreading COVID-19 infection.

Remember, if you're unable to attend a clinic we run a full telecare service with remote assessments and fittings using video through our e‑consult service.

X close COVID-19 update

The Tinnitus Clinic research paper shortlisted for Marie and Jack Shapiro Prize

May 10, 2016

The shortlist for the British Tinnitus Association’s (BTA) prestigious Marie and Jack Shapiro Prize has been announced. The prize will be awarded at the charity’s 23rd Annual Conference in Manchester on 22 September 2016.

This year’s shortlist comprises 12 papers which will be judged by the BTA’s Professional Advisers’ Committee. Six papers have been published by researchers based at NIHR Nottingham Hearing Biomedical Research Unit and a further two from the team at MRC Institute of Hearing Research. Researchers based at the Royal Hallamshire Hospital, Sheffield; The University of Sussex, Brighton; The Tinnitus Clinic London; and Newcastle University have also been shortlisted for their work.

The shortlisted paper is:
Williams M, Hauptmann C, Patel N – Acoustic CR Neuromodulation Therapy for Subjective Tonal Tinnitus: A Review of Clinical Outcomes in an Independent Audiology Practice Setting.

Back to Tinnitus News

COVID-19 update – We’re getting back to normal and taking bookings Read more