The 2nd Paediatric Hearing Aids: An Introduction is organized by Anne Davies Audiology Courses and will be held from Apr 20 - 22, 2021 at The Park Royal, Warrington, England, United Kingdom. Target Audience: The course is for Audiologists who are beginning to work in paediatric hearing aid clinics, or who would like an update. Description: This is an introductory course to Paediatric Habilitation. The course will be of interest to professionals who work with audiologists and who wish to gain an insight into paediatric hearing aid clinics. It is also appropriate as a short focused orientation for non-graduates (including associate and assistant practitioners) who may be assisting in clinics. The course covers all aspects of routine paediatric hearing aid clinics, including strategies for testing, hearing aid provision with limited threshold information, RECD, verification and outcome measures, wireless accessories, and multi-disciplinary teams. The course does not cover advanced practice, assessment of complex cases, or paediatric assessment techniques.   Additional details will be posted as soon as information is available.

The 13th Paediatric Assessment: A Refresher Course is organized by Anne Davies Audiology Courses and will be held from Nov 02 - 04, 2021 at The Park Royal, Warrington, England, United Kingdom. Target Audience: The course is for Audiologists who are beginning to work in Paediatric Testing or who would like an update on current test protocols. Description: This is an introductory course to Paediatric Assessment (Behavioural Testing). The course will be of interest to professionals who work with paediatric audiologists and who wish to gain an insight into Paediatric Assessment clinics. It is also appropriate as a short focused orientation for non-graduates (including associate and assistant practitioners) who may be assisting in paediatric clinics. The course covers all the main behavioural tests, including speech discrimination testing and VRA using insert earphones and bone conduction. It also includes introduction to history taking, planning the session, calibration and room set-up, management decisions and report writing. During the course, delegates will receive appropriate national guidelines for Paediatric Testing. The course does not cover objective testing, advanced practice or assessment of complex cases. Additional details will be posted as soon as information is available.