CEU Courses Recorded Webinars

In this training, we will cover the top features available on the Reach platform. We will also provide you with information on the form factors currently available on this platform.

This webinar provides a review of methodologies for studying listening effort in hearing science, focusing on subjective and behavioral measures of effort. Recent hearing aid and cochlear implant research using these listening effort methodologies is also discussed.

Grand Rounds by ReSound offers a 30-minute segment on lesser-known directionality options, including M&RIE, Spatial Sense, Soft-Switching, etc.

This Grand Rounds session features audiologists and speech pathologists who specialize in diagnosing and managing pediatric patients. During this course, a panel of speech and audiology professionals shares 5 clinically applicable cases that helped them grow and innovate their clinical practice. The importance of evidence-based care is highlighted to achieve the best outcomes for pediatric patients.

Discover invaluable insights from a dynamic Q&A session with teachers of the deaf, clinical audiologists, and educational audiologists. This presentation provides practical tips and strategies to ensure audiologists feel equipped to support their pediatric patients as they transition back to school. Watch to learn how to enhance communication, classroom accommodations, and overall student success.

When patients love the experience, they want to wear their hearing instruments as much as possible. Join us to learn how the latest technology can inspire maximum daily use.

Grand Rounds by ReSound offers a 30-minute segment on directionality options in Program 2, Hear in Noise.

This Grand Rounds session focuses on adult cases that incorporate a broad range of considerations in medical aspects of audiology and areas of health literacy and the interactions between hearing loss and speech impairment.

28.8 million adults with hearing loss could benefit from hearing aids, but only 30% use them! Buying hearing aids is a logical decision; just have the data and facts on your side. Wear a white coat for authority, make your factual case confidently to demonstrate your expertise, and the patient will naturally arrive at your recommendation. Right? Not really.
Neurological research shows that decision-making is mostly an emotion-driven activity. Overlooking this scientific fact can lead your patients to see you as an adversary to protect themselves against, instead of an ally. By being able to better understand and connect with your patients and address their resistance emotionally and empathetically, more of your patients will feel comfortable moving forward with hearing aids, and you will feel more confident during a hearing aid consultation appointment.
We invite you to join us for an introduction to a conversational framework to address common reasons for resistance in moving forward with treatment!

Oticon understands that hearing aid users’ biggest complaint continues to be speech understanding in noise leading to comprehension issues in their surrounding environment. During this course, we will illustrate how Oticon technologies are developed to provide those with hearing impairment a personalized means to meet their listening needs in any situation they may encounter.