CEU Courses

Protocols are an essential part of any audiology practice, but what should be included? Should all patients receive the same care? This course will focus on how to create a patient centered protocol that meets the needs and addresses the complaints of the patient but also provides a complete evaluation. Cases will be presented during this case for discussion.

In this webinar, chronic otitis and cholesteatoma will be reviewed. Topics to be discussed include the symptoms and signs, audiologic profile and the latest treatments for these two conditions.

In this webinar, several unusual causes of conductive hearing loss will be examined including enlarged vestibular aqueduct, superior semicircular canal dehiscence, malleus fixation and cerebrospinal fluid leak. The differentiating features of these unusual causes of conductive hearing loss will be discussed relative to more common causes of conductive hearing loss.

Advanced Bionics consumer webinar series

Wireless technology is an integral part of today’s hearing aid technology. Starkey’s proprietary 900 Sync technology is the most flexible wireless technology available. This course will focus on 900 Sync and how it is integrated into the Muse product family. Wireless accessories, user control syncing, CROS/BiCROS fittings and phone solutions will be discussed. How to access 900 Sync features within the Inspire X software will also be illustrated.

No two hearing losses are quite the same. Join us to learn how Sonic’s Envelope Focus option of the Speech Variable Processing platform addresses differing auditory resolution abilities.

The characteristics of, and criteria for, the diagnosis of chronic subjective dizziness (CSD) will be described. In addition, management techniques for CSD will be discussed.

Join us to learn more about current research showing the advantages of Advanced Bionics and the unique Roger Technology by Phonak, Working together to make communication in the real world easier.

In this course chirp stimuli are described and their rationale for clinical application is discussed. Data are presented in support of the use of chirp versions of click and tone burst stimuli in ABR and ASSR assessment of infants and young children. This course is open captioned.

What role does managed care play with independent hearing care providers? Managed care is a growing segment of the hearing care industry. Consumers are more demanding of their health plans to support hearing as a healthcare issue which is driving more health plans to offer quality hearing care benefits. As an independent provider, how can you be sure health plans refer their members to you? That’s where TruHearing can help. Learn how TruHearing is helping independent providers stay at the forefront of the hearing care process and bringing affordable hearing solutions to health plan members.