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People refer tinnitus describe other associated problems and requires care to set the measuring impact on daily life. A percentage above 20% of the world population refers feel ringing in the ears and about 1 or 2% manifested significant alteration. This study aims to make a characteriza- tion of a convenience sample of users treated in an IPS of Bucaramanga by the Tinnitus Handicap Inventory (THI) instrument as adapted to the Spanish version to assess the person's opinion about inability of tinnitus from each of the functional categories catastrophic psycho-emotional component. The results indicate that 31% of those tested reported a degree of disability of severe tinnitus and 26% from mild and moderate, although 74% reported hearing impairment, there is variability between the degree of disability and the hearing level (Zeman, 2012). This study promotes the need for continuing research on the tinnitus in Colombian population to allow lifting epidemiological information demonstrating the need to implement intervention strategies by the Speech therapist audiologist within the Colombian health system.

APLICACIÓN DEL INVENTARIO DE DISCAPACIDAD DEL TINNITUS EN USUARIOS DE IPS EN BUCARAMANGA