CEU Courses

This course will review new key journal articles on hearing aid technology and provide clinical implications for practicing professionals.

This article reviews the definition and purpose of outcome measures in audiology. In an engaging Q & A format, the author discusses the development and clinical use of a new outcome measure assessing hearing aid benefit, and explains the value it has brought to his practice.

This module highlights improvements to the Smart Fit feature, AutoREM. These improvements make verifying hearing instruments easier than ever before.

The new GN Online Services dashboard provides clinics with a quick view to the analytics collected through ReSound Assist.

The newest update to GN Online Services requires all users of ReSound Assist to redo to the patient consent form. View this module to learn how to re-consent.

This module will describe the newest ReSound Assist feature, Rate My Sound, to provide hearing care professionals immediate feedback from patients.

This 5-part webinar series is focused on the current and future status of private practice in audiology, based on select articles from a recent issue of the journal Seminars in Hearing (Issue 04 · Volume 37 · 2016). Audiologists have expressed serious concerns about the future of the profession in light of recent developments such as the passing of the OTC Hearing Aid bill, manufacturer acquisition of audiology practices, and price competition from big box stores. Dr. James Jerger, in his preface to the Seminars issue, stated "we must understand that change is inevitable, and learn how to adapt to it." The webinars in this series will focus on how audiologists can successfully re-align their practices and position themselves for success in these uncertain and changing times.

This course will analyze historical events in audiology, and review evidence to support the fact that audiologists have often been the initiators of disruption in the market. The presenter will make the case for private practice audiologists storming the lead in this current disruptive landscape and discuss what that might look like.

The patient experience is a dynamic that is becoming increasingly more important in hearing healthcare. This course will present options to help you make your patient experience one that patients never forget.

Although private practice in audiology has evolved during the past 40 years, hearing aids have remained a central component to success. This session will focus on past, present and future trends for the next decade, including parallels to other professions and the need to innovate beyond technology. Audience participation is strongly encouraged in the live webinar.