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Your Care Anywhere: Remote Assist for Baha

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1.  All of the following are ways you might use Remote Assist in your clinical protocol, EXCEPT: As a troubleshooting session to identify and resolve issues As a programming session to complete a fitting of an upgraded processor or a replacement processor As a follow up fitting session to complete fine tuning or add programs As a diagnostic session to identify hearing loss

2.  Which of the following tasks CANNOT be completed using Remote Assist for Baha? Feedback Analyzer and BC Direct Pair True Wireless Devices in the fitting software while in the Remote Assist session Program the processor Counsel the patient through video conference

3.  All of the following are patients who might benefit from Remote Assist for Baha, EXCEPT: An elderly patient who has been experiencing pain and swelling around the implant site An adult recipient who recently upgraded to a Baha 6 and would like it programmed quickly and conveniently A school aged child who has been experiencing some feedback A teenager who is due for her annual visit while she is away at college

4.  How proficient in technology should your patient be to participate in Remote Assist for Baha? They must work in the tech industry They like and use their Smartphone and/or have someone to assist them They should have at least a bachelor’s degree in a technology field They have to be able to create a PowerPoint presentation with animations

5.  Which is NOT a benefit that Remote Assist for Baha provides for your clinic or your patients? Provides an option for a different type of care for patients who want or need to receive care outside the clinic Provides a convenient option to access care for your patients and maintains the important connection between you and your patients Reduces the burden of time and travel for your patients Completes clinic paperwork automatically