CEU Courses

This course will explore strategies to identify peripheral versus central cognitive factors that may contribute to auditory processing deficits, or complicate assessment and treatment of auditory processing dysfunction. Information will include strategies to reduce the influence of higher cognitive dysfunction, and avoid possible confounds associated with peripheral hearing loss.

This course reviews several issues related to following best practice when fitting hearing aids. Topics discussed include patient-centered care, speech in noise testing, loudness measures, output verification via real-ear measures, and self-assessment of benefit and satisfaction.

This course reviews several issues related to following best practice when fitting hearing aids. Topics discussed include patient-centered care, speech in noise testing, loudness measures, output verification via real-ear measures, and self-assessment of benefit and satisfaction.

This course presents fundamental concepts for the assessment and interpretation of wideband measures, including a review of acoustic impedance and its relation to the mass, stiffness, and resistance components of the middle ear. The interpretation of absorbance measured at ambient pressure and pressurized conditions (wideband tympanometry) in ears is described using clinical case examples.

Real-ear measurements (REM) are considered hearing aid fitting best practice. There is a plethora of information on the benefits of real-ear measures; however, there is limited practical information on how the measurements are obtained. This introductory course will review the fundamentals of real-ear measurements using an Audioscan Verifit system. On-ear measurements using speechmapping will be demonstrated and discussed.

This course reviews several issues related to patient satisfaction following the hearing aid fitting, and how the Hearing Care Professional can work through these problems. Discussions include reliance on patient judgments, acclimatization, and recent developments in machine learning.

This course reviews several issues related to patient satisfaction following the hearing aid fitting, and how the HCP can work through these problems. Discussion includes reliance on patient judgments, acclimatization, and recent developments in machine learning.

This course introduces the implementation of wideband acoustic immittance testing in newborn hearing screening settings. It covers methods for assessment and interpretation of wideband absorbance data in tandem with hearing screening outcomes and other important practical considerations.

Introducing a hearing instrument that looks as good as life sounds, Moxi V-RS. With a sleek, award-winning design, this innovative addition to the Vivante family enables your patients to engage in conversations with confidence. It’s time to help your patients amplify their style.

This course will examine available strategies to meet the needs of individuals with tinnitus, and approaches that may be utilized with Starkey Genesis AI hearing aids.