This 30-minute course teaches key candidacy criteria and considerations for optimal patient outcomes with the Earlens® Contact Hearing Solution.

This 30-minute course teaches the key roles and responsibilities of the otologist and audiologist involved in fitting the Earlens® Contact Hearing Solution.

Most attention in the development of hearing aid technologies focuses on assisting the patient in challenging environments. However, we also recognize that patients require comfort, great sound quality and practical solutions such as rechargeability, connectivity and apps.

SmartCompress is an advanced compression technology that adds a new dimension to Sonic’s unique digital signal processing strategy, Speech Variable Processing. Join us in another Sonic Spotlight series for a review of SmartCompress and a presentation of the results of new clinical and field test results supporting its efficacy.

DNA is one of the most important biomolecules in the cochlea. This course reveals that therapeutic manipulation of systems that protect cochlear DNA can prevent cell death and limit hearing loss.

This presentation will review the general navigation of ReSound Smart Fit fitting software from initial connection through completion of the hearing instrument fitting. Hearing instrument adjustments, advanced features, and software fitting tools will be described.

This paper reviews three different studies conducted with the Signia Xperience hearing aids. Research reviewed for laboratory studies of speech understanding and listening effort, comparative speech-in-noise testing, and real-world EMA assessment of patient benefit and satisfaction.

While there is no substitute for supervised performance, this three-part series will provide participants with an overview of the information necessary to incorporate cerumen management in an audiology practice.

Directional microphone technology in hearing aids is a common method for improving hearing in noise in the near-field. This paper describes the various possible behaviors of directional microphone and how these provide benefit to the wearer, as well as some of the factors that can affect directional microphone performance and how these can be addressed.

In this course, you will learn the clinical framework based on the principles of self-determination that underpins the Growing Up with Hearing Loss resource and the Telecare tools for tweens and teens. You will also learn how to implement these tools with tweens and teens in your daily practice.