Advanced Audiology Course: Enhancing Practice and Patient Care

This comprehensive course is designed to update practicing audiologists and healthcare professionals on the latest advances in audiological practice, covering a wide range of topics including hearing science, diagnostics, pediatric specialty, tinnitus management, balance assessment, and amplification.

Course Objectives

Upon completing this course, attendees will be able to:

• Integrate bimodal neuromodulation into clinical settings for treating tinnitus patients
• Define evidence-based practice and identify components of audiological evaluation supported by evidence
• Describe strategies for promoting individual resiliency in clinical work
• Diagnose and manage vestibular migraine using patient-reported outcome measures
• Understand the genetic causes of sensorineural hearing loss and the clinical impact of genetic testing
• Apply the new 60/60 referral guideline for cochlear implant evaluation referrals
• Identify patients who meet the expanded FDA CI candidacy criteria
• Compare and contrast methods of integrating OTC hearing aids and direct-to-consumer amplifiers into audiology practice
• Describe pathways of care for patients with hearing loss, tinnitus, and balance problems
• Interpret audiometric tests for COVID-19 survivors and recognize hearing loss patterns
• Understand the advantages of ultrasound hearing aid technology and its potential applications
• Recognize the effects of diabetes on the auditory system and plan hearing screening and monitoring programs
• Describe benefits and strategies for collaborative, interdisciplinary care of children who are deaf or hard of hearing
• Optimize hearing and communication in healthcare encounters using effective communication strategies and tools

Course Outline

Don’t miss this opportunity to enhance your knowledge and skills in audiological practice. Register now and take the first step in advancing patient care!