Prince of Wales Hospital Foundation
- Jul 22, 2020
- 1 min read
Updated: Aug 24, 2020
Deafness Foundation is proud to be acknowledged by one the Foundations 2020 grant recipients Prince of Wales Hospital Foundation who are providing support and reducing isolation for the DHH community. The grant is used to support the Audiolgy Department.
"Hearing is core to our connection with others”
Prince of Wales Hospital Foundation was proud to join forces with the Deafness Foundation in providing a new portable audiometer for the Prince of Wales Hospital Audiology Team.
Audiologist Florencia says, “This equipment is useful for patients like Maureen who can’t leave their room for different reasons. It will improve access to timely diagnosis of a hearing problem, when the patient may need it the most”.
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