Audiology Grand Rounds – Role of Self-Efficacy in Audiologic Rehabilitation

As a result of attending this session attendees will 1) discuss the current treatment options for patients with unilateral and asymmetric hearing loss (UHL/AHL), 2) describe limitations of current treatment options for UHL/AHL, and 3) list the potential benefits of cochlear implant use for UHL/AHL recipients on measures of speech recognition, spatial hearing, and quality of life.

Target Audience

Duke Speech Pathologists & Audiologists

Learning Objectives

1.       Describe the self-efficacy theory and its application to AR

2.       Describe the associations between self-efficacy and hearing aid outcomes

3.       Describe counseling strategies clinicians can use to increase self-efficacy based on the source(s) of information

Course summary
Available credit: 
  • 3.00 Attendance
  • 0.30 IACET CEU
Registration Opens: 
05/01/2019
Registration Expires: 
04/30/2021
Part of: 
Audiology Virtual Grand Rounds
Rating: 
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Duhram, NC
United States

Available Credit

  • 3.00 Attendance
  • 0.30 IACET CEU
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