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Continuing Education Courses & Publications Clinical 

ONLINE JOURNAL SERIES

Hearing and
Cognition in
Older Adults

0.35 ASHA CEUs (2017-9/23/2021)

Publications-Book

Publications-Book

HEARING AND COGNITION IN
OLDER ADULTS

CLINICAL MANAGEMENT OF
CHILDREN WITH COCHLEAR
IMPLANTS, 2ND EDITION

PEDIATRIC AMPLIFICATION:
ENHANCING AUDITORY ACCESS

CE Course-Online journal

Articles from ASHA's scholarly journals
After completing this course, you will be
able to:
* discuss the relationship between
hearing loss and cognition in older
adults
* explain how hearing aid use may
affect cognition
* explain at least two models or
processes that can help older adults
with cognitive challenges
* discuss the audiologist's role in
addressing cognition in adults with
hearing loss
Item WEB3110
$45 ASHA member
$59 nonmember

Edited by Laurie S. Eisenberg, PhD
(Publisher: Plural Publishing)
This book covers disciplines such
as otolaryngology, pediatrics,
audiology, speech-language
pathology, habilitation, education,
electrophysiology, psychology, and
clinical research.
Although many of the chapters from
the first edition remain relevant today,
the discipline continues to evolve
with advancements in technology,
expanding indications, and patient
demographics. The second edition
reflects these changes with new chapters
on neurocognitive assessment, dual
language learning, early literacy, familycentered habilitation, and development
of evidence-based programs; expanded
chapters on device programming,
education, and auditory brainstem
implants; and the presentation of up-todate research findings with implications
for clinical management of the pediatric
implant population.
890 pages, softcover

Ryan W. McCreery, PhD
Elizabeth A. Walker, PhD, CCC-A/SLP
(Publisher: Plural Publishing)
The book is a comprehensive resource
that focuses specifically on the process
of fitting children with hearing aids, a
population that is underrepresented in
the scientific and clinical literature. The
text is based on a theoretical framework
that posits that well-fit, consistently worn
hearing aids can optimize the auditory
access of children with hearing loss. This
theoretical framework serves as the basis
for providing clinical care to children with
hearing aids and their families.
272 pages, softcover
*Item # 0113615
$69.95 list price
$62.95 ASHA member

*Item # 0113614
$139.95 list price
$125 ASHA member

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ASHA 2019 Audiology Catalog

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