Hearing Aids Children CEU Courses

This text explains how to incorporate hearing instrument fitting and verification into an office workflow and workspace using Audioscan products.

This course will review new key journal articles on hearing aid technology and provide clinical implications for practicing audiologists.

This course is part of the 2021 Industry Innovations Summit on AudiologyOnline.

Having a child with a disability causes significant family stress. The course will help clinicians learn how to assist families in managing stress related to their journey in managing stress for children with hearing loss.

Recent updates to ANSI standards for real-ear measurements have introduced a standard definition of the RECD. Current implementations that use the ANSI standard RECD will be described, along with new protocols that help us to increase the accuracy with which we personalize a hearing aid fitting for a child or an adult.

This webinar will provide participants with an introduction to the EduMic, another innovative technology from Oticon Medical which supports better hearing in challenging environments. Participants will learn about the features and benefits of this new wireless accessory. They will also hear from those who have had the opportunity to use it with children in the classroom.

This course features clinicians from the Nemours/Alfred I. duPont Hospital for Children presenting actual case studies on amplification and assessment with a range of audiological and medical diagnoses represented.

When it comes to documenting clinical outcomes for children with hearing loss, there is not one approach for every child. In this presentation, clinicians will learn to implement outcome measures that are specifically targeted towards the child’s device, hearing status, and developmental abilities.

This course reflects upon best practice in pediatric amplification and will discuss practical clinical strategies when following clinical guidelines. Meeting DSL targets, choice of test signal, applications of the RECD, and considerations for open/thin tube hearing device fittings for children will be discussed.

Remote microphones are being utilized in schools to improve access to a teacher’s voice for children with hearing loss. However, little attention has been given to its design or usability by school-based professionals and their students. In this session, we will introduce research that impacted development of a device from Oticon that ushers in a new era of connection in the classroom and share its innovative features.

This course will provide a review of the connectivity options that are available for Ponto devices and resources available in the Genie Medical software. The course will also include options and special considerations for pediatric patients.