CEU Courses

This course will review Widex MOMENT 440/330/220/110 performance levels, highlighting how MOMENT delivers natural sound across each level. After taking this course participants will be able to match the client’s needs to the appropriate performance level and will be able to distinguish the clinical fine-tuning differences in each level.

Learning Outcomes:

1. After this course, participants will be able to describe the similarities and differences between MOMENT 440/330/220/110 performance levels.
2. After this course, participants will be able to describe the differences in performance levels as seen in Compass GPS fitting software.

Agenda:

0-15 Min: Widex MOMENT 440/330/220/110 – what’s the same/what’s different across performance levels
15-30 Min: Distinguishing Performance Levels by End User benefits and Fine-Tuning control in Compass GPS fitting software

Do audiologists really need standards regarding the practice of clinical audiology? At least one group of audiologists thinks so, and that’s the members of Audiology Practice Standards Organization (APSO). This organization was created a few years ago with the purpose of developing, maintaining, and promoting national standards for the practice of audiology. The APSO recently published their first standard: General Patient Intake. In this podcast, Brian Taylor talks with Patricia Gaffney, the chair of APSO, to discuss why these standards were created and how they can be implemented in any clinic.

This course will introduce the latest updates to the TrueFit™ fitting software for fitting the Stride™ hearing instruments on the Blu platform. Key features relative to the TrueFit software will be reviewed. An overview of the new enhancements to the Remote Plus app and enhanced remote adjust will also be reviewed.

This course is intended to provide participants with an introduction to bilateral and binaural hearing, benefits gained from hearing with both ears. In addition, we will explore limitations due to cochlear implant processing of binaural cues, outcomes in patients and new ideas related to cognitive load.

This course will introduce the Stride™ extensions of the Blu product portfolio to offer hearing instruments up to the ultra power output levels. Key features relative to the Blu platform will be reviewed in the context of the needs of the various hearing loss segments. Course attendees will experience a preview of what’s new in the latest release of TruFit™ fitting software and an overview of the new enhancements to the Hearing Remote app.

The Audiology Standards and Practice Organization recently adopted a standard for adult hearing aid fittings. This presentation will cover the standard, the evidence supporting it, and some case studies on how to apply it.

Accurate diagnosis and effective management of hearing loss is best achieved with a patient-specific test battery that includes sensitive measures of peripheral and central auditory function. Healthy Hearing Over the Lifespan - Effective and Efficient Diagnostic Assessment reviews an approach for selection of auditory test procedures based on patient history and chief complaint, and their likely value in early detection and accurate diagnosis of impaired hearing function and related disorders, such as tinnitus. With careful analysis of the pattern of results for a patient-specific test battery, and consideration of information from patient history including comorbid conditions and lifestyle factors, audiologists have an opportunity to prevent or mitigate hearing loss over the lifespan.

Build your knowledge with this four-course series presented in partnership with the National Acoustic Laboratories (NAL). A world leader in hearing research and innovation, NAL shares applied research outcomes that are practical to a wide range of expertise, from clinical appointments to technology innovation. Maximize your skills and incorporate evidence-based research in your practice with these short, high-impact webinars designed to improve hearing healthcare.

This course is part of Cochlear's Foundations series, providing professionals new to hearing implants the foundational knowledge they need to begin working with patients. In this course, we will discuss technology for the Osia System and provide information that can be used to counsel and support patients.

This course is part of Cochlear's Foundations series, providing professionals new to hearing implants the foundational knowledge they need to begin working with patients. In this course, we will discuss fitting the Cochlear Osia system and provide information that can be used to counsel and support patients.