seyede zohre mousavi
I am a faculty member and PhD at Shahid Beheshti University of Medical Sciences, specializing in cognitive health and aging. My clinical and research work focuses on the diagnosis and rehabilitation of cognitive impairments in elderly populations. By integrating innovative approaches, such as virtual reality technologies, our research aims to improve outcomes in geriatric care and advance the field of cognitive rehabilitation.
Sessions
With the global population aging, age-related hearing loss (ARHL) and its consequences on cognitive health have emerged as urgent clinical challenges for audiologists and otolaryngologists. This instructional course will examine the neurobiological links between ARHL and cognitive decline, outlining how changes in hearing can accelerate cognitive impairment and complicate diagnosis. We will review the latest clinical assessment tools for identifying cognitive issues related to hearing loss and discuss evidence-based strategies for auditory and cognitive rehabilitation. Special attention will be given to innovative uses of virtual reality (VR) in auditory training and cognitive rehabilitation, highlighting enhanced patient engagement and functional improvement. Real-world case studies will demonstrate the diagnostic and rehabilitative challenges unique to this population. Participants will learn skills to recognize and manage cognitive comorbidities in patients with ARHL and to integrate VR technologies into tailored audiological care.
Hearing Health Equity: Global Perspectives on Access to Auditory
RehabilitationHearing Health Equity: Global Perspectives on Access to Auditory
RehabilitationHearing Health Equity: Global Perspectives on Access to Auditory
RehabilitationHearing Health Equity: Global Perspectives on Access to Auditory
RehabilitationHearing Health Equity: Global Perspectives on Access to Auditory
Rehabilitation