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This 3-part course will examine ethics in various contexts for audiologists, from development of protocols, to discussions of typical real-world scenarios that face professionals in patient care and practice management.
In order for children to listen, develop speech and language, and learn effectively, they require access to all sounds, the best signal-to-noise ratio possible, and devices that are easy to use and are safe for little ears. The latest pediatric portfolio from Phonak, built on the signature Venture chip, features a variety of new features including AutoSense Sky OS, Roger Ready, Roger and Directional, and SoundRecover 2 to meet those needs.
This course will discuss evidence to improve functional outcomes for children with hearing loss. This will include a review of automatic programs and directional microphones in hearing aids when used for pediatrics as well as improving listening ability in noisy school environments.
This session will discuss four studies investigating the use of automatic classifiers with children. Clinicians will leave with a robust understanding of the benefits and limitations of automatic technology for this population.
'I will use this information for new fittings with my patients and have more confidence that the technology I am providing have been proven useful'Read Reviews
This course will explore the current industry remote mic technology options available, evidence of the necessity of such devices in achieving improved auditory access in all environments, various hearing device compatibility, recommendations for situational use, and a look at Phonak's newest technological solutions.
'New information to me regarding Roger technology and options for remote microphone options'Read Reviews
This course describes how cortical auditory evoked potentials (CAEPs) are being used in clinical practice to assist with the fitting of hearing aids in young infants. Content will include research behind the choice of test protocols, benefits and limitations, and clinical case examples, including results seen for infants with auditory neuropathy spectrum disorder, (ANSD).
'It is always great to hear of new technology which has an impact on getting children to hear even earlier than before'Read Reviews
In this course unilateral hearing loss is defined as normal hearing sensitivity in one ear and any degree of hearing loss in the other ear. The effects of unilateral hearing loss as well solutions for each type of unilateral hearing loss will also be given.
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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
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