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Children with hearing loss who use listening and spoken language increasingly reach performance within or above the average range on norm-referenced assessments of language ability prior to school entry but continue to perform below expectations on language-based academic skills such as reading. The purpose of this presentation will be to identify limitations of making service provision decisions primarily on the basis of norm-referenced vocabulary and total language assessments for children with hearing loss.
'Useful contemporary approach for assessment for working with young children with hearing loss'Read Reviews
This presentation provides a basic introduction to Auditory Neuropathy Spectrum Disorder and describes how to identify when it is more than ANSD that is impacting a patient. There will discussion of the genetics of disorders associated with ANSD, what is tested for on the genetics panels and otologic management of the patients. This will also include a more detailed look at riboflavin transporter deficiency (RTD) and appropriate management of the disorder.
'Great information and case studies on ANSD'Read Reviews
This course will explain the rationale for creation of a Family Advisory Council. The benefits of a Family Advisory Council to audiology staff and patients will also be illustrated. This course is presented in partnership with Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center.
'Great concept; Family is honored and validated; Good logistical information as well'Read Reviews
This presentation includes a case by case overview of newly identified childhood hearing loss and the interdisciplinary care and management that ensues.
'Lots of interesting and in depth information regarding the various reasons for hearing loss; Explained it very well'Read Reviews
Cochlear implant candidacy continues to evolve as we learn more about patient needs, and as technology advances. This presentation will address considerations for pediatric implant recipients, utilizing several case study examples. Cases will include those who may not be considered traditional implant candidates as well as those with a variety of special needs. Presenters will discuss the hurdles and possible solutions with each case. This course is presented in partnership with Cincinnati Children's.
Patients with SSD (Single Sided Deafness) can be rehabilitated with conventional CROS or Bi-CROS systems (contralateral routing of signal), bone anchored hearing systems or with a cochlear implant (CI). The indications and results of the different treatments are presented. While the decision for CI surgery in children with acquired SSD is relatively easy due to the good results in adults, CI in children with congenital SSD has been discussed controversially. This course is presented in partnership with American Auditory Society. Note: This course has subtitles (captions). To access captions, click the Menu (three horizontal lines on the player bar) and select "English".
'excellent information presented in a very clear manner with excellent outcome information'Read Reviews
This presentation will examine special considerations to help ensure a successful hearing aid fitting for the teenage patient. Topics of discussion will include: important considerations in the selection of amplification, verification of hearing aids including the selection of non-proprietary prescriptive formulas, and the selection/application of appropriate validation measures. This course is part of a series of courses on various pediatric audiology topics that is presented in partnership with Cincinnati Children's. Search the AudiologyOnline course library by the topic "Cincinnati Children's" to browse the entire series.
'great information!!! teenagers are hard so this was a fantastic presentation'Read Reviews
This course will present a comprehensive overview of the new Roger for Education portfolio. Participants will acquire an understanding of the new hardware design, features and functionality of the Roger Touchscreen Mic, Roger Pass-around Mic and Roger Multimedia Hub. This course will review the modern day classroom and clinical applications for Roger technology in the classroom.
'This is the new equipment our school system is using'Read Reviews
This course will cover managing hearing loss in children with otitis media and other middle ear disorders, and is presented in partnership with Cincinnati Children's.
'detailed case studies applying the topic discussed'Read Reviews
This workshop is intended for professionals who work with children who have hearing loss and are responsible for teaching early-childhood spoken language in a clinic and/or classroom setting. Topics will include clinical and classroom implications from recent intervention literature (e.g. performance-driven instruction and vocabulary teaching) on children with cochlear implants.
'The data to support their findings, albeit still limited'Read Reviews
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