Beyond the First 60 Days: Using Blended Care to Improve Patient Outcomes Over the Long Haul
Course: #35689Level: Intermediate 1 Hour 171 Reviews
The benefits of consistent, full-time hearing aid use are twofold: Improve communication in daily listening situations and enhance health-related outcomes. A challenge, however, is that many patients struggle with becoming independent problem-solvers when faced with challenges associated with hearing aid use. Too often, when faced with these challenges, individuals give up and stop wearing their devices or are faced with having to make an inconvenient or undesirable number of return visits to the clinic.
This course will demonstrate how the Theory of Auditory Enablement can be used to determine which patients are most likely to benefit from a blended approach to hearing care and how device-related problems with the hearing aid that occur over the first year of use can be resolved with a blended care model. Signia AI-based tools used in the blended care process will also be discussed.
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Learning Outcomes
- After this course learners will be able to describe the Goldstein & Stephens’ Theory of Auditory Enablement and how it fits into the blended care model of hearing care.
- After this course learners will be able to discuss the studies that show why patients struggle with their devices post 60 days of acquisition of them.
- After this course learners will be able to describe implementation of an AI-based tool that improves patient outcomes post 60 days of initial use
Course created on October 16, 2020
Agenda
| 0-10 Minutes | Review pillars or blended care, benefits of consistent, full-time hearing aid use |
| 10-20 Minutes | Discussion of challenges associated with long term hearing aid use beyond 60 days of initial acquisition of them |
| 20-50 Minutes | Introduce the Goldstein & Stephens model of care (Attitude & Motivation Toward Treatment vs. Barriers to Successful Outcomes) and how blended care fits into this model |
| 50-60 Minutes | How Signia Assistant fits into blended care and results in more patients becoming consistent, full-time hearing aid wearers |
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Brian Taylor
AuD
Director of Clinical Content Development
Brian Taylor, AuD, is the director of clinical content development for Signia. He is also the editor of Audiology Practices, a quarterly journal of the Academy of Doctors of Audiology and editor-at-large for Hearing Health and Technology Matters, a leading industry blog. Dr. Taylor has authored several peer reviewed articles and textbooks and is a highly sought out lecturer. Brian has nearly 30 years of experience as both a clinician, business manager and university instructor. His most recent textbook, Audiology Practice Management was published in 2019.
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