Kresge Continuing Education: Audiology, Jazz and More in 2004! Kresge Hearing Research Laboratory Louisiana State University Health Sciences Center

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1 Kresge Continuing Education: Audiology, Jazz and More in 2004! Kresge Hearing Research Laboratory Louisiana State University Health Sciences Center Continuing Education Courses In New Orleans, Louisiana Featuring up-to-date information about the newest developments and techniques in the evaluation and management of hearing loss. Each course includes: A special Private Jazz Concert At New Orleans' historic Preservation Hall In the French Quarter *Course Notebook and CD* *Daily Breakfast Buffet at the Hotel* & *Daily Transportation to and from LSU*

2 Registration Card Continuing Education Courses for Audiologists and Hearing Health Care Professionals? October 23-25, 2003 An Advanced Workshop in Auditory Tuition: $450.00? January 21-24, 2004 A Practical Short Course in Auditory Tuition: $600.00? July 14-17, 2004 Identification and Management of Hearing Impaired Infants and Children Tuition: $600.00? October 14-16, 2004 An Advanced Workshop in Auditory Tuition: $ $50.00 deduction for previous course attendees of either Kresge or Vanderbilt University courses. Name Address City/State/Zip Daytime phone fax Check enclosed for Will bring check for Make checks payable to: LSU Health Sciences Center (Sorry, we cannot take credit cards) Mail to: Course Coordinator LSUHSC Kresge Hearing Research Laboratory 533 Bolivar Street, 5 th Floor New Orleans, LA USA kresgecourse@lsuhsc.edu Fax:

3 Workshop Schedule Workshops begin at 8:30 AM each day and conclude at 4:30 PM. Workshop Location All courses take place at the Louisiana State University Health Sciences Center in New Orleans, Louisiana. Hotel Accomodations A block of rooms are reserved at the Iberville Suites (a Ritz Carlton hotel) located in the historic French Quarter. Call to make reservations. Additional information and prices can be obtained from the Kresge Course Coordinator or our website. Flavors of New Orleans As a course participant, you are invited to an exclusive concert free of charge at New Orleans' premier jazz venue, Preservation Hall. Experience the sights and sounds of the birthplace of jazz throughout your visit, and delight your taste buds with the finest selection of Cajun and Creole delicacies the Crescent City has to offer! Enjoy your stay in America's most unique city. Laissez les bon temps roulez! (Let the good times roll!) To register or for Additional Information: Kresge Course Coordinator LSU Health Sciences Center Kresge Research Laboratory 533 Bolivar Street, 5 th Floor New Orleans, LA Call: (504) Fax: (504) kresgecourse@lsuhsc.edu For additional information, visit our web site: (look under continuing education - hearing courses) Special announcement! Kresge Hearing Research Lab and Vanderbilt University/ Bill Wilkerson Center are pleased to offer a joint program in continuing education. Vanderbilt University offers courses in Pediatric and Adult Amplification. For more information on Vanderbilt's courses, please contact Kate Carney, course coordinator, at kate.carney@mcmail.vanderbilt.edu or at (615)

4 Kresge Continuing Education Courses for Audiologists and Hearing Health Care Professionals Course Director and Speaker: Linda J. Hood, Ph.D. Guest Speakers: Charles Berlin, Ph.D. (all 2004 courses ) Judith Gravel, Ph.D. (July 2004) Terry Picton, Ph.D., M.D. (January 2004) Yvonne Sininger, Ph.D. (October 2003 and 2004 ) All courses provide up-to-date information about the newest developments and techniques in the evaluation and management of hearing loss. Courses include lectures, videos, reviews of applicable cochlear and neural physiology, presentation of case studies, and hands-on instruction in current techniques. All Courses Feature:? Test protocols and instruction in OAEs, and in click, frequency-specific, and bone conduction ABRs for infants, children and adults? Auditory steady-state responses (ASSR) and other special techniques? Auditory ne uropathy/dys-synchrony: evaluation and management? Update on hereditary hearing loss and advances in genetics? Case studies discussions and interpretation of test results? Optional session on OAE suppression? Hands -on instruction and practice with state-of -the-art auditory test equipment An Advanced Workshop in Auditory Evoked Potentials and Otoacoustic Emissions October 23-25, 2003 October 14-16, 2004 Guest Speakers: Yvonne Sininger, Ph.D. UCLA, Los Angeles, CA (2003 and 2004) and Charles Berlin, Ph.D. LSUHSC (2004). Instruction level: Intermediate/Advanced (a maximum of 18 CE hours)? Advanced ABR and OAE techniques and interpretation? Applications of OAEs and ABR in newborn hearing screening and follow-up? ASSR, electrocochleography, middle and late latency evoked potentials A Practical Short Course in Auditory Evoked Potentials and Otoacoustic Emissions January 21-24, 2004 Guest Speakers: Terence W. Picton, Ph.D., M.D. Baycrest Centre, Toronto, Canada and Charles Berlin, Ph.D. LSUHSC. Instruction level: Introductory/Intermediate (a maximum of 25 CE hours)? Cochlear and neural physiology? ABR, OAE, and ASSR techniques and interpretation in patients of all ages? Applications of OAEs and ABR in newborn hearing screening and follow-up? Clinical applications of OAEs and ABR in patients of all ages

5 Identification and Management of Hearing Impaired Infants and Children: ABR, OAEs, Computer-Assisted Behavioral Testing, and Management Issues July 14-17, 2004 Guest Speakers: Judith S. Gravel, Ph.D. Hunter College, New York, NY and Charles Berlin, Ph.D. LSUHSC. Instructional level: Introductory/Intermediate (a maximum of 25 CE hours)? ABR, OAE, and ASSR techniques and interpretation in infants and children? Applications of OAEs and ABR in newborn hearing screening and follow-up? Behavioral test techniques in pediatric population? Educational strategies and family management, including parent panel presentation? Issues in management with hearing aids and cochlear implants? Hereditary hearing loss: characteristics of genetic hearing loss and associated syndromes AAA and ASHA CEUs available! Kresge Hearing Research Laboratory is approved by the American Academy of Audiology to offer AAA CEUs for these activities. The courses are worth either a maximum of 18 or 25 CEUs. AAA approval does not imply endorsement of course content, specific products or clinical procedures. Kresge Hearing Research Laboratory is approved by the Continuing Education Board of the American Speech- Language-Hearing Association (ASHA) to provide continuing education activities in speech-language pathology and audiology. These programs are worth a maximum of either 18 or 25 CEUs. ASHA CE Provider approval does not imply endorsement of course content, specific products or clinical procedures. LSUHSC/Kresge Course Faculty Linda J. Hood, Ph.D. Charles I. Berlin, Ph.D. Richard Bobbin, Ph.D. Shanda Brashears, M.C.D. Bronya J.B. Keats, Ph.D. Li Li, M.D. Robin Morehouse, Ph.D. Thierry Morlet, Ph.D. Barbara Wendt-Harris, Ph.D. Diane Wilensky, M.S.

Identification and Management of Hearing-Impaired Infants and Children: ABR, OAEs, Real-Ear Measurement, and Behavioral Testing

Identification and Management of Hearing-Impaired Infants and Children: ABR, OAEs, Real-Ear Measurement, and Behavioral Testing Kresge Hearing Research Laboratory Continuing Education Course Department of Otolaryngology Louisiana State University Health Sciences Center 533 Bolivar Street, Fifth Floor New Orleans, LA 70112 (504)