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This course provides an overview of the advancements in hybrid cochlear implant systems, which combine electric and acoustic stimulation (EAS). This course is written in an engaging Q & A format.
'Good information regarding both the basic EAS/Hybrid & bimodal systems and some clinically useful information re: prog HA w/ CI'Read Reviews
This foundational-level course is designed to provide audiologists who are new to cochlear implants information on how electrical stimulation provides hearing to cochlear implant recipients. Topics will include parameters of electrical stimulation, how MAPs are constructed, how pre-processing is used to improve performance in cochlear implant recipients and how electrical stimulation has evolved over time. This course is designed to be part of the overall “Foundations for Cochlear Implant Professionals” series.
This foundational-level course is designed to provide audiologists who are new to cochlear implants information on how and what to bill for services related to Cochlear’s implantable hearing solutions. Information will include a discussion of insurance terminology used by insurers, an overview of coverage and payment for implanted hearing devices, as well as a discussion of medical policies that affect a patient’s access to implanted hearing devices. This course is designed to provide a foundation to begin to understand the complex and often changing environment of coverage and payment within the current healthcare system.
This course is designed to educate audiologists on the practical workflow for patients who require cochlear implants. From FDA and Medicare requirements to pre op and post op evaluations, audiologists will gain a clear understanding of the cochlear implant process.
'Very informative, the slides went along with what the instructor was speaking, (unlike some other presenters)'Read Reviews
Bimodal fittings have become more common as cochlear implant candidacy has expanded. This course will highlight the benefits of bimodal stimulation as well as evidence-based fitting strategies for hearing aid fittings for bimodal patients.
'I thought the information was well organized and was presented in a way that audiologists with and without implant experience could find benefit'Read Reviews
This intermediate level course will offer audiologists who are familiar with cochlear implants and referring audiologists with a comprehensive overview of the pediatric-friendly features offered by the Nucleus family of products. Other referring professionals, such as speech language pathologists, diagnostic and educational audiologists, and auditory verbal therapists will find value in learning more about Nucleus features and their benefits for children of all ages.
'The presenter was very clear and explained things in detail'Read Reviews
This presentation will provide a general review of candidacy for Electric Acoustic Stimulation (EAS) and impact of mid to high frequency hearing loss. It will then address specific auditory training exercises that EAS recipients can practice to adjust to new sounds and maximally benefit from their device.
This course will present the benefits of hearing preservation in adult cochlear implant patients using a standard length cochlear implant electrode array. The presenter will discuss his experience using standard length cochlear implant electrodes for hearing preservation as well as other centers’ experience. Research regarding future implications of hearing preservation in cochlear implantation will be reviewed.
This course will provide participants with an overview of the Hybrid(tm) L24 FDA clinical trial results. Specifically, the presenter will review the clinical trial criteria, the study results, current patient performance and programming considerations.
'It clarified features that I need to share with new families who are candidates'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.
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