CEU Courses

This course covers basic concepts regarding the selection of hearing aid gain and output, verification, and potential negative consequences when verification is not performed. It also reviews recent changes in the US hearing aid market and makes the case as to why hearing aid verification is more important than ever. This text-based course is written in an engaging Q & A format.

This course will explain the benefits of Unitron's signature feature, Sound Conductor. Sound Conductor dynamically balances features to provide the best speech understanding possible. We will also discuss how you can adjust Sound Conductor in the software to improve the patient experience at follow up appointments.

SpeechPro is one of Unitron's signature features available at the Pro level of technology. SpeechPro provides optimal speech understanding and localization from all directions in the most challenging environments. During this course we will discuss the three parts of SpeechPro.

This course is the second part of a 2-part series addressing Personal Sound Amplification Products (PSAPs). This course will address clinical and business practice changes that audiologists may consider to effectively adapt to the new legislative landscape formed by recent disruptive innovations.

The Adaptation Manager is a feature of the new SoundDNA technology platform from Sonic that allows patients to ease into their hearing aids over time. Join us for another Sonic Spotlight course to learn the ins and outs of this great new feature.

Recent changes in the legislative landscape have introduced new emerging technologies in the form of Personal Sound Amplification Products (PSAPs), Over-the-Counter (OTC) hearing aids, and hearables. This is the first course in a 2-part series that focuses on regulatory perspectives and research findings on PSAPs within the present day context.

This practical 3-part course series reviews standard diagnostic audiology procedures and the common errors that can lead to clinical inefficiency and inaccurate results. Easy to implement guidance is provided for cleaning up clinical protocols to ensure that audiological testing yields the highest quality information in a cost-efficient manner for an accurate diagnosis and improved patient outcomes.

This course will provide the latest evidenced-based information on protocols combined with expert insight, in order to help audiologists avoid commonly encountered errors in aural immittance measurement and analysis. Errors include those associated with improper technique, inattention to factors influencing test outcome such as patient age, and the failure to apply diagnostically proven tympanometry and acoustic measures for select patient populations. This course is part of the Common Errors in Diagnostic Audiology series on AudiologyOnline - search the AudiologyOnline Course Library to browse and view the other courses in this series.

Errors and operator-caused technical problems in ABR recording are identified and solutions are offered in this course. Common mistakes or oversights in analysis of ABR waveforms and findings will also be reviewed in order to support and inform an accurate and efficient diagnosis. This course is part of the Common Errors in Diagnostic Audiology series on AudiologyOnline - search the AudiologyOnline Course Library to browse and view the other courses in this series.

In this course, a dozen errors or deficiencies in techniques commonly used to record OAEs or to analyze OAE test results are first identified. Guidelines are offered to minimize the likelihood of errors and to enhance the accuracy of OAE measurements and analysis. This course is part of the Common Errors in Diagnostic Audiology series on AudiologyOnline - search the AudiologyOnline Course Library to browse and view the other courses in this series.