CEU Courses

Roger On is the newest addition to the Roger technology family. Roger On provides solutions for hearing in noise and at distances. In brief, it combines the best of legacy technology and introduces Multibeam 2.0 technology for table use and point technology for interview style usage. Updates that will be discussed also include our NeckLoop and Roger Focus II.

This course provides instruction on when and how to use the advanced features in the ReSound Smart Fit software for fine-tuning adjustments.

The ability to provide exceptional patient-centered care has taken on new dimensions of ease and convenience with Starkey’s Hearing Care Anywhere remote programming feature. With two applications designed to meet the unique needs of hearing aid users and professionals, it’s changed what’s possible to effectively and efficiently care for those using amplification. Live Sessions (synchronous) and Remote Adjustments (asynchronous) allow hearing aid counseling and programming from the safety and convenience of the patient’s own day-to-day environments. This course will discuss the benefits Hearing Care Anywhere provides patients and caregivers, the value it brings to professionals, and explain the set up and use of both the Live Sessions and Remote Adjustments features.

This course provides insights into the degree to which provider interaction influences patient readiness towards audiological services. Patient readiness is quantified through predisposed and post-appointment expectation profiles across 10 dimensions and among three professional settings. Overall, outcomes indicate that patient readiness is influenced by the behavior of the provider which, at present, appears to be a barrier to patient acceptance of treatment options.

This course will discuss the various options available for patient adjustment of our latest portfolio of ReSound hearing instruments. The details of the options and patient benefits will be reviewed.

The new Extend Technology Platform from Sonic incorporates our latest advances in speech processing and noise management to deliver a cleaner, more intelligible sound experience. In this course, we will dive deep into Radian Noise Management and our latest advancements in noise reduction and directionality.

This course will introduce the Plan-Do-Study-Act Quality Improvement Model, and how this can be used to implement effective change in clinical practice. Specific tools and real-life clinical examples will be provided.

Telehealth has the ability to transform the way we practice and provide patient-centered care. With patients and healthcare systems embracing this form of service delivery, it’s important to understand how telehealth applies specifically to audiology. This course, the second of three in Starkey’s Telehealth Series, will discuss the value of teleaudiology for both patients and professionals and introduce a variety of diagnostic and rehabilitative clinical applications that are available today. Telehealth delivery models, methods, future directions, and ethics will also be considered. Supplemental resources for navigating the telehealth landscape will be provided. The final future course in the series will explore how to integrate the use of telehealth into your practice.

In this training we aim at providing specialists with some ideas of what to look for when selecting and activating or modifying adaptive features. We will discuss what kind of questions can be added to our current approach that will help us select the right platform. Then we will discuss how to make the selected platform work for the wearer and how to verify that the features and options selected are working as intended.

The new Extend Technology Platform from Sonic incorporates our latest advances in speech processing and noise management to deliver a cleaner, more intelligible sound experience. In this course we will dive deep into Radian Speech processing, a high-performance non-linear compression strategy that fine-tunes the amplification of sound in a new and efficient way.