CEU Courses

The Thrive Hearing Control Mobile App offers users of Livio AI and Livio devices everyday connectivity and personalization. Thrive is easy and intuitive to use. This session will provide an overview of all Thrive functions and features.

This course will discuss various ways to measure the quality of life in the cochlear implant population. In addition, data will be presented regarding the quality of life outcomes in adult cochlear implant recipients.

With the introduction of Livio AI Healthable Hearing Technology, Starkey began the process of redefining the hearing aid. This continues with the next evolution of Livio AI, the Thrive Hearing Control Mobile App and the Starkey Hearing Technologies 2.4 GHz patient-focused accessories. This session will provide an overview of the latest Starkey Healthable Hearing Technology, hearing aids, accessories and features.

With the Phonak Marvel platform, Phonak introduced a suite of eSolutions designed to support hearing healthcare providers as they look towards the future of eAudiology. Phonak eSolutions offer various tools for hearing healthcare providers to differentiate their practice, demonstrate added value in their clinical services, and empower their patients to take a more active role in their hearing healthcare journey. This course will review the digital transformation and eAudiology as well as the Phonak eSolution suite of tools currently available with Phonak Audeo Marvel.

For children who are not candidates for air conduction hearing aids, bone conduction hearing devices are available. Unfortunately, fitting protocols are not well developed for these devices. This is challenging for pediatric audiologists who rely on objective measures of hearing devices to support their patient’s communication development. Bone conduction hearing devices and candidacy considerations for the pediatric population will be reviewed. Findings from a clinical survey will be offered to inform the current practices for fitting these devices in children.

This course will review past and present cochlear implant candidacy criteria for pediatrics and adults, will discuss ways to identify potential cochlear implant patients and will list barriers to appropriate referrals. We will discuss evidence-based research and provide audiological case studies to aid the clinician in counseling the patient and their family on the need to pursue a cochlear implant evaluation.

This 2-part course is designed to provide a review of chronic diseases that are comorbid with hearing loss. Six in ten Americans live with at least one chronic disease, like heart disease, cancer, stroke, or diabetes. Audiologists must be knowledgeable of these diseases in order to practice whole-body health care for the benefit of their patients.

Six in ten Americans live with at least one chronic disease, like heart disease, cancer, stroke, or diabetes. Audiologists must be knowledgeable of these, and other chronic diseases that are comorbid with hearing loss, in order to practice whole-body health care for the benefit of their patients. This course will discuss both brain neurological and psychological concerns. This is the second of a two-part series.

This text course discusses the rationale and considerations for cognitive assessment in clinical audiology in an engaging, Q & A format.

Six in ten Americans live with at least one chronic disease, like heart disease, cancer, stroke, or diabetes. Audiologists must be knowledgeable of these, and other chronic diseases that are comorbid with hearing loss, in order to practice whole-body health care for the benefit of their patients. This course will review chronic, comorbid, cardiovascular and chronic kidney diseases. A Review of Diabetes Mellitus T2 will be covered. This is the first of a two-part series.