Helping patients with tinnitus: guidance for nurses
Terry Buffin (audiological physician)
Ross Coles (audiological physician)
Bill Howard (tinnitus group leader)
Eric Trowsdale (BTA counselling training adviser)
It is no longer necessary for people with tinnitus to suffer, as self-help strategies are available. Nurses are in a position to provide information about tinnitus and help people to manage their condition. This article gives guidance for nurses produced by the British Tinnitus Association.
Nursing Standard.
15, 24, 39-42.
doi: 10.7748/ns2001.02.15.24.39.c2990
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