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This course is part of the 10th Annual Noise Induced Hearing Loss Webinar Series on AudiologyOnline. Audiologists and students should be aware of the risk signs and predictors of suicide and how to assess this risk, so this presentation will include a list of suicide warning signs and some suggestions for how to react when a patient discloses this intent. Crisis resources and personal experience with this issue will be shared.
Providing cost-effective aural rehabilitation services for adults who use hearing aids and/or cochlear implants intended to improve listening and increase communication effectiveness can be challenging. As a result, and despite demand or desire to provide, these services are often far and few between. This webinar will discuss a holistic approach to aural rehabilitation intended for audiologists and speech-language pathologists interested in improving or expanding their services to meet the post sensory management needs of the adult population.
'Good information but seemed to go off topic at times and too much detail given'Read Reviews
This course discusses Interventional Audiology, which is a term that describes bringing hearing care services directly to the field to address challenges associated with hearing loss in situations where communication is critical.
Empathy is the fundamental building block of patient trust. Audiologists, absent of hearing loss themselves, struggle to fully experience the emotional and psychological impact of living with hearing loss. Engagement, defined as a concept that combines a patient's knowledge, skills, ability, and willingness to manage their own heath, is known to increase adherence to positive patient behavior. This session will explore novel contemporary opportunities to move beyond empathy and acquire a more engaged connection with the patient experiencing hearing loss.
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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, written in an engaging Q & A format, discusses how providing audiologic rehabilitation services can contribute to better outcomes and help audiologists differentiate themselves in an increasingly competitive hearing care market.
'Clearly presented material on an important topic that should be of interest to all clinical audiologists who want to enhance their professional stature'Read Reviews
This webinar will offer suggestions for audiologists when counseling CI users on a) realistic expectations for music listening, b) what accommodations can help, and c) improvement in perception and enjoyment as a function of music training. This webinar is part of a series of webinars presented in partnership with the Academy of Rehabilitative Audiology.
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Considering the needs of our patients with hearing loss and the constraints on our time as audiologists, assessing their spatial hearing abilities is often overlooked. However, localization pays an important role in speech communication, and new questionnaires such as the Spatial Hearing Questionnaire are now available and will be discussed. This course is presented in partnership with the Academy of Rehabilitative Audiology.
Hearing aids can help improve hearing and the quality of life of people with hearing loss. However, many individuals who could benefit from using hearing aids do not actually use them. Those who do use hearing aids are often left dissatisfied with them.Research has shown that Group AR programs can be an effective way of increasing both hearing aid usage and overall satisfaction. By attending group sessions, people with hearing loss and their communication partners can meet individuals who have experienced many of the same challenges and issues regarding living with hearing loss. Group AR can serve as a powerful support mechanism for people with hearing loss.This webinar will assist hearing care professionals in establishing Group AR sessions and walk them through the process of conducting a session.
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This presentation will review current research on the link between hearing loss and cognitive decline/dementia. It will then address auditory training and cognitive therapy that may be implemented to improve communication skills. This course is open captioned.
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