CEU Courses

The ReSound LiNX Quattro family has been extended to include wireless customs with telecoils, a mini RIE 61 with a size 312 battery, a standard RIE 62 with a telecoil and DAI, a mini BTE with a telecoil, and standard and power BTEs with telecoils and DAI functionality. The ReSound LiNX Quattro extension provides more solutions to meet all the needs of your patients with a complete family of hearing instruments that offer the latest in functionality and the best in sound quality.

In this two-part series, we will briefly review telemedicine and tele-audiology basics, history and current research. Discussion of current practice in both diagnostics and rehabilitation will be covered and case examples for how these types of services are provided in remote and isolated locations. This course will include demonstrations and practical examples for various types of services provided in remote and isolated locations. Lastly, basic foundations for building a telehealth program will be reviewed.

This course will provide the information necessary to understand the technology that Phonak uses to offer better understanding of speech in noise for your patients. Features and benefits of Phonak traditional hearing instruments and Roger technology will be discussed including the Speech in Loud Noise Program, RogerDirect as well as the new Roger iN microphones available with Phonak Marvel.

A Q & A discussion of how the Mayo Clinic is using artificial intelligence to triage and manage dizzy patients.

Harassment, and more specifically, sexual harassment, is illegal. This course reviews the definition of sexual harassment, ways to prevent harassment, and what to do should harassment occur in the workplace.

Using the Transtheoretical Stages of Change model and MarkeTrak 10 data as a reference, this course will explore clinical tactics that help move persons with hearing loss into the action stage of change. The course will focus on how to recognize a person’s Stage of Change and two person-centered exploring and planning tactics, hearing aid demonstrations and facilitated checklists, which are geared to moving persons with hearing loss into the action stage of change.

Learn how ReSound’s new Live Assistance feature enhances the remote fine tuning experience for both the hearing aid user and the audiologist. The details of the system and end user benefits will be reviewed.

Using the Transtheoretical Stages of Change model and MarkeTrak 10 data as a reference, this course will examine five different segments of the consumer market for hearing devices and services. How these segments differ and what an audiology practice can do to achieve pillar-of-community status for each of these consumer segments will be addressed.

This course will review middle ear mechanics and conductive hearing loss. A highlight of differences and similarities between conditions will be discussed. A review of audiological and otological work-up will be covered and as well as a brief introduction to surgical and non-surgical treatments.

The course will introduce participants to clinical data collected over the past 10 years and showcase benefits and the simplicity of the Ponto System. The data focuses on 3 key areas, including, implant survival, audiological results and preferences and skin complication rates.