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This course will cover the newest innovations in custom products including features and benefits of Virto B-Titanium. We will also review EasyView Otoblock and discuss how it can take your custom fittings to the next level.
This course focuses on the importance of quality earmold impressions during the construction of a custom product. Key aspects of the custom production process will be reviewed as well as important tips and tricks shared for taking quality impressions. Participants will learn about how the appropriate earmold impression techniques and considerations will improve their patient outcomes.
The concept that a properly fitting hearing instrument is the cornerstone of a successful fitting makes perfect sense yet in the era of “off the shelf” products, the skill of making ear impressions has become somewhat of a lost art. This course reviews the ear impression process: from material selection, ear examination, impression taking and final evaluation to provide a template for maintaining the still critical skill of ear impression.
'the video examples and showing what a good earmold impression looks like'Read Reviews
A well fit custom hearing instrument or custom earmold begins with an accurate earmold impression. This presentation details the best practices of earmold impressions.
It is true for sports, as well as any endeavor involving skill and complex planning. If we do not master the fundamentals - establish a good foundation for what comes later, then the higher level tasks cannot achieve the desired success. Fitting hearing aids requires solid fundamentals if we are to expect a successful patient journey. This course will outline some of the fundamentals needed today, and how things have changed as new materials, tools, techniques, and products have entered the marketplace. From earmolds to hearing aid feature selection, the fitting of hearing aids continues to evolve. Experienced practitioners or those newer to the field will find something in this hour-long course designed to focus on the fundamentals to improve your game, and make things easier for you and your patients.
Selection of hearing instrument style involves much more than simple cosmetics. This course investigates the roles of earmolds, venting, and sound processing as factors in selecting hearing aids and earmold styles.
'Very good overview of the Widex Dream product family'Read Reviews
Today’s hearing aid technology offers greater bandwidths, the ability to shape the frequency response, and the option to provide patients with an open-fit acoustic configuration that does not require a custom earmold. These developments have allowed professionals to gravitate away from earmolds and in some cases completely abandon the use of them. At Starkey Hearing Technologies, we feel that earmolds still serve a purpose and offer a valuable contribution to the fitting process. The purpose of this course is to provide a refresher on all things related to current earmold technology and demonstrate that earmolds can provide professionals a way to showcase their artistry, which can help avoid commoditization.
With the proliferation of communication technologies that could benefit from custom earpieces, a new market beyond traditional hearing aid earmolds awaits the savvy practitioner. Specialty earmolds for audio monitors, hearing protection, swimming and other activities allow the practitioner to reach a new audience who may not need hearing aids-yet.
The purpose of this course is to provide the participants with a greater understanding of earpiece style and material options as well as addressing some of the more common questions that arise when working with custom earpieces.
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With the introduction of a new category of hearing instrument, Invisible-in-Canal (IIC), impression taking skills have become important once more. This presentation will discuss the basics of deep impression taking.
'Impression taking is one of the singular issues with a poor fit'Read Reviews
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