CEU Courses

Using automated audiometry to obtain basic diagnostic air, bone, and speech audiometry has been validated as an effective way to manage audiologists’ patient schedules. In order to utilize this method effectively, it is important for hearing healthcare professionals to have confidence in interpretation of these results.

This course will review what cochlear implants have taught us about the developing auditory and vestibular system and examine the functional impact of rehabilitated sensory deficits

This presentation will review ReSound products and features available for Government Service Audiologists. Areas of discussion include ReSound ONE hearing instruments features and ReSound Smart Fit fitting software

This course will review the Oticon CROS solution, which set a new standard among CROS/BICROS hearing aids. With the addition of the revolutionary open sound experience and first ever dual-streaming capabilities, we offer an immersive sound experience for those with single-sided deafness and open up the world to even more people.

This course reviews Oticon’s body of research and considers underlying assumptions to determine if our research achieves the outcomes we set out to provide people with hearing loss. We will cover practical suggestions for including our research outcomes in discussions with patients to further provide hearing care professionals opportunities to differentiate their standard of care.

As the expense of travel has been reduced, so too has the access to very remote regions and countries. This course will delve into specific elements that will ensure that humanitarian outreach programs in hearing healthcare reach sustainability and success.

The involvement of family and communication partners in healthcare is a well-established element of person centred care. This course will describe the important roles that communication partners play, explore the impact of hearing loss on family members, and identify practical tools that audiologists can use to involve them in the hearing care journey.

Health Information Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) of 1996 was created to develop regulations protecting the privacy and security of certain health information. Currently, there is a lot of confusion amongst professionals about how to appropriately use the Protected Health Information (PHI) of our patients. This course will go through some of the basic fundamentals of HIPAA, current regulations & penalties.

Starkey continues to move the technology of better hearing forward. By offering the industry’s only healthable hearing technology and allowing your patients to access the power of artificial intelligence, Starkey’s latest products fulfill the promise of “hear better, live better”. This session will provide an overview of the latest Starkey products, features and accessories available on the November 2020 contract.

This webinar will focus on providing participants with an overview of the Minimally Invasive Ponto Surgery (MIPS) procedure and how this advanced and innovative technique has improved patient care and outcomes with bone-anchored devices.