With an increase in attendance of almost 200% from 2018, the latest Center of Excellence hearing aid verification seminar, held June 12 – 14, 2019 in Wroclaw, Poland, proved beyond a doubt that people want to learn more about the benefits of the Aurical and hearing aid fitting. This seminar, hosted in collaboration with the local partner Medicus, provided hands-on training in an international setting.
Mariana Roslyng-Jensen and Anuu Priya (Natus Medical Incorporated) led the training efforts during this three day seminar. The attendees were Aurical customers, hoping to get a more in-depth knowledge of how simple the Aurical is to use, and the benefits it can create for the patient.
“We want people to be able to perform all the tests when they are finished with this training. It’s what they need,” says Anders Bjerg, International Sales Director. “It’s not just a theoretical training.”
This is the second year the seminar has been held at the private hospital facility owned by Medicus. Registration fee of 200€ included logistical on-site assistance from Medicus, as well as daily lunches and a large welcome dinner. Training certificates are provided once the seminar has been completed.
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Course introduction: In the rapidly evolving landscape of hearing healthcare, emerging research highlights significant correlations between hearing loss, tinnitus, and consequential changes in the brain’s physiology and cognitive function.
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In the rapidly evolving landscape of hearing healthcare, emerging research highlights significant correlations between hearing loss, tinnitus, and consequential changes in the brain’s physiology and cognitive function. Thus, hearing healthcare providers play a pivotal role in holistic patient assessment, including hearing loss’s impact on cognition. This 1-hour course delves into crucial considerations for integrating cognitive performance into evaluating adult patients. Key topics include:
- Underlying Changes in Hearing and Cognition: Explore the intricate relationship between aging, hearing, and cognitive processes.
- Best Practices for Cognitive Screenings: Examine current best practices in cognitive screenings, navigating the terrain of objective versus subjective measurements.
- Referral Considerations: Learn how to identify signs of cognitive issues in patients and understand the referral considerations. Explore the process of directing patients suspected of cognitive challenges to appropriate healthcare professionals, including Primary Care Physicians (PCPs), neurologists, or geriatric specialists.
Join us for this enlightening session, where we will collectively navigate the intersection of hearing health and cognitive well-being, empowering healthcare providers to deliver comprehensive care to their adult patients.
Learning Objectives:
- Recognize and define the intricate relationship between aging, hearing and cognitive processes.
- Examine current best practices in cognitive screenings, navigating the terrain of objective versus subjective measurements.
- Identify signs of cognitive issues in patients and understand the referral considerations.
- Implement the process of directing patients suspected of cognitive challenges to appropriate healthcare professionals, including Primary Care Physicians (PCPs), neurologists, or geriatric specialists.
- Discuss the impact that hearing loss may have on cognition.
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Dr. Keith N. Darrow
Dr. Keith N. Darrow
PhD, CCC-A, Neuroscientist/Audiologist
Dr. Keith N. Darrow is a Harvard Medical School, and M.I.T. trained neuroscientist, clinical audiologist, professor, author of two Amazon.com best-selling books and director of treatment at AuDExperts. Dr. Darrow’s vast clinical experience includes a fellowship at Brigham and Women’s Hospital. He is also a co-founder of the Hearing and Brain Centers of America. Dr. Darrow has chosen to lead the Excellence In Audiology movement across the country to improve the lives of the 1.5 billion people worldwide with untreated hearing loss. Dr. Darrow is a nationally recognized speaker and trainer, and his research conducted at the Massachusetts Eye and Ear Infirmary has been cited over 1200 times.
PhD, CCC-A, Neuroscientist/Audiologist
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30may1:00 pm2:00 pmIntroduction to vHITUK & Ireland training course
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Course introduction Hardware overview of ICS Impulse Video head impulse testing / VOR theory Performing vHIT with Otosuite V Interpreting and reporting results in Otosuite
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- Hardware overview of ICS Impulse
- Video head impulse testing / VOR theory
- Performing vHIT with Otosuite V
- Interpreting and reporting results in Otosuite V
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11jul1:00 pm2:00 pmAdvanced vHITUK & Ireland training course
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Course introduction Analysis and reporting normal vs abnormal vHIT results Identifying artefacts Tips & tricks for clean vHIT data capture with ICS Impulse &
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- Analysis and reporting normal vs abnormal vHIT results
- Identifying artefacts
- Tips & tricks for clean vHIT data capture with ICS Impulse & Otosuite V
- vHIT literature update
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(Thursday) 1:00 pm - 2:00 pm GMT+0
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