CEU Courses

This course will review the Widex MOMENT Fine-Tuning steps in Compass GPS as well as the use of the MOMENT App for End User fine-tuning. After taking this course, participants will be able to identify the fine-tuning elements in Compass GPS fitting software and in the MOMENT App.

Learning Objectives:

1. After this course, participants will be able to identify the Compass GPS Fine Tuning tab options.
2. After this course, participants will be able to describe the Widex MOMENT App fine-tuning features.

Agenda:
1. (0-20 min) Widex MOMENT Fine-Tuning steps in Compass GPS
2. (20-35 min) End User fine-tuning in the Widex MOMENT App

The “On-The-Chip” Deep Neural Network within Oticon More allows an entirely new way to process sound. This presentation will offer a brief and informal overview of the clinically based performance evidence gathered to date.

This course is part of the 2021 Industry Innovations Summit on AudiologyOnline.

Hearing with two ears provides several binaural advantages to the listener including sound localization and a sense of balance between the ears. A new feature within the MED-EL fitting software aligns the processing delay of the cochlear implant with the hearing aid to allow bimodal recipients enhanced binaural advantages regardless of hearing aid type or style.

This course is part of the 2021 Industry Innovations Summit on AudiologyOnline.

Ecological momentary assessment is an emerging technique used to assess patients’ subjective thoughts and experiences in real-time. This course will discuss how ecological momentary assessments can be used within the clinic.

This course is part of the 2021 Industry Innovations Summit on AudiologyOnline.

This course will review how the use of hearing aids can impact the users quality of life. Specific areas that will be discussed will include factors such as: soundscape awareness, stress reduction, physical activity, communication, socialization and mental alertness.

As hearing aids become more and more complex, laboratory evaluation of constituent technologies requires novel methods. This course will review two such methods including a novel perceptual task designed to evaluate specific signal processing features and a battery of acoustic and perceptual measures designed to evaluate and compare environmental classification among premium hearing devices.

This course is part of the 2021 Industry Innovations Summit on AudiologyOnline.

This course summarizes current evidence-based practice for audiologic management during the COVID-19 pandemic, with a focus on habits for appropriate infection prevention for in-person clinic visits. Amending barriers to communication for children with hearing impairment, including the impact of face masks, and considerations for assistive devices will also be addressed.

Many patients come in with a primary complaint of tinnitus. Providers should be well versed in the basics of tinnitus. This course will introduce providers to the topic of tinnitus with an emphasis on the patient with tinnitus.

The GSI Audera Pro™ is a clinical evoked potential system that includes offering a comprehensive battery of ABR test types. This course will cover how to review ABR test protocols, collect test data, mark waveforms and implement objective tools. A review of the new AEP CPT codes will be covered.

The role of amplification on cognition and general well-being of the wearer is increasingly recognized, but the role of specific hearing aid features in this process is also important, as processing features of hearing aids could affect the ease of understanding. In this seminar, Dr. Kuk will use a cognitive model to explain why processing delay on a hearing aid could affect the user’s experience with amplification.