CEU Courses

Within the past 5 years there has been a rebirth of interest in an evoked potential referred to in the past as the “inion potential.” In this session we will describe its history, recordability and potential usefulness in the assessment of the vestibular cerebellum.

One of the largest changes in clinical care in the past 10 years has been implementation of Bluetooth hearing aids and their corresponding mobile apps. More clinical time is spent navigating connectivity as it is now a patient expectation. Having detailed knowledge of the app before you start is beneficial to ensure a smooth patient experience. This session will review and solve real-world questions submitted by professionals about the Thrive app features, pairing, and connectivity.

This course will guide clinicians in determining the necessary knowledge, test materials, documents, templates, and supervision/mentorship to add CAPD services to their clinic. Information will include guidelines, seminar articles, where to find normative data, and suggestions for test batteries.

This webinar provides an in depth look at Advanced Features, Environmental Optimizer, Experience Levels which will provide a better understanding of how the features work. This knowledge will allow for better fine tuning of hearing aids and solving of patient complaints.

Oticon has a long history of focusing on innovative research into how the brain processes sound and how technology can support the brain’s natural ability to process sound. In this course we will review evidence supporting Oticon’s technology developments and how hearing care professionals can use this information to discuss benefits and explain why they are recommending Oticon solutions.

Modern hearing aids are designed to compensate for the innate ability of individuals to differentiate between rapidly changing soundscapes. To improve performance across a wide range of soundscapes, hearing aids employ multiple programs, each geared to optimize performance in a different soundscape. Each program has a group of features tuned to optimize processing within each program. Signal classifiers allow for these programs to switch automatically without direct wearer interaction with the hearing aids, however some classification systems are more sophisticated than others, as this podcast addresses.

Shareef Mahdavi is a patient experience expert. In this podcast he shares several valuable insights on how to create more remarkable and engaging patient experiences, designed to set clinicians apart from OTC retailers.

There are many opportunities today to customize and personalize a hearing healthcare plan for individuals. One huge area of innovation is Artificial Intelligence (AI), connecting the computing power of machines to the powerful listening intent of each individual. This course will explore the clinical applications of AI in hearing health.

Widex SoundRelax is the evolution of a unique and proven approach to sound therapy provided through hearing aids. This course will focus on the new comprehensive offering for hearing aid users with and without tinnitus to provide relief, support relaxation, enhance concentration, and ultimately improve well-being.

The course explores ways to draw on Deaf professionals' expertise in working with families of Deaf and hard of hearing infants and young children. A highlight of Deaf people's knowledge, experiences, expertise, and contributions in the EHDI (Early Hearing Detection and Intervention) System will be discussed.