Improved follow up and continuation of treatment Sample Clauses

Improved follow up and continuation of treatment. The success of the Cochlear Implantation is directly dependent on the adherence to the follow up schedule for AV therapy and training for the child. This requires the parents to be educated on how to provide support at home and how to practice hearing and speaking. The parents need to be prepared for completing the therapy for 1 year. • For this, a manual for parent education has to be prepared and issued to operated children. • Follow up of patient and completeness of treatment is the responsibility of the treating hospital. • In case, child requires more than 1 year of therapy, the decision has to be taken case to case basis. • RBSK team has to follow up drop –out cases and ensure complete treatment.
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